All-on-4 overseas: Thailand, Bali and Vietnam prices for Australians
All-on-4 overseas is listed below the Australian range of about A$17,000 to A$30,000 that Finder publishes, before travel.
A medical travel marketplace gives Thailand a spread of roughly US$9,000 to US$14,100, and in Vietnam Dental Link's All on 4 page starts at US$3,900 per arch for the four implants, while the teeth that sit on them cost extra. Flights, stays and a second trip come on top.
Sources: Finder's Australian guide to dental implant costs (read 11 November 2026); a medical travel marketplace's Thailand All-on-4 page (updated November 2026); Dental Link's All on 4 treatment page on dentallinkvn.com (read 11 November 2026).
Overseas prices side by side
These figures are not on the same basis, and the overseas ones are in US dollars.
| Country | Published price | What the figure covers |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | about A$17,000 to A$30,000 per arch | Range published by Finder |
| Thailand | about US$9,000 to US$14,100 | Range across a medical travel marketplace's partner clinics |
| Indonesia (Bali) | No checkable figure found | Ask clinics for a written quote |
| Vietnam (through Dental Link) | from US$3,900 per arch | Implants only, fixed teeth priced on top, per Dental Link's All on 4 page |
Ask each clinic for one total per arch that includes the final bridge, in the same currency, before you compare.
Sources: Finder's Australian guide to dental implant costs (read 11 November 2026); a medical travel marketplace's Thailand All-on-4 page (updated November 2026); Dental Link's All on 4 treatment page on dentallinkvn.com (read 11 November 2026).
Thailand
The marketplace's Thailand page gives a low of about US$9,000 and a high of about US$14,100 among the clinics it works with.
- Most of its listed clinics are in Bangkok.
- The page says the treatment ends with the final bridge three to six months after the first stage.
- So plan for a second stage of treatment, and ask the clinic how many trips that means.
- The page carries an advertiser disclosure. The marketplace is paid by the clinics it lists, so read its figures as a guide.
- Price your own flights and stay for both trips.
Sources: a medical travel marketplace's Thailand All-on-4 page (updated November 2026).
Bali
Some clinics in Bali offer All-on-4. We did not find a Bali price published by a source we could check that is not a clinic, so we do not print one. If you look at Bali, ask each clinic for:
- A written total per arch, in Australian dollars.
- The final bridge and the number of trips spelled out.
- What follow up looks like once you are home.
As with Thailand, plan for a surgery trip and a later trip for the final bridge.
Vietnam
In Vietnam, Dental Link publishes All-on-4 from US$3,900 per arch at a clinic it has vetted. Its All on 4 page says that figure is for the implants, with the fixed teeth priced on top as a separate line. Ask for both lines, and the implant brand, in a written quote.
What Dental Link says about itself on its site:
- It describes itself as a concierge, not a clinic, working only in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.
- Its site says clinics fund the service, so patients pay it nothing.
- Each listed clinic must pass 18 published checks, and patients see two written quotes.
- It says payment for treatment goes straight to the clinic.
If you book through Dental Link, this site can earn from it.
Sources: Dental Link's All on 4 treatment page on dentallinkvn.com (read 11 November 2026).
The costs that come with travel
A lower treatment price is only part of the sum. Add these before you decide:
- Likely two trips. The marketplace page puts the final bridge three to six months after the first stage, so ask the clinic how many trips your plan needs.
- Flights and stays for both trips, and for anyone who comes with you.
- Time off work for each trip.
- Follow up at home. Ask your own dentist what checks after overseas treatment would cost.
- Travel insurance. Read your own policy on planned treatment overseas.
- Health fund rebates. Ask your fund before you go whether it pays anything for treatment abroad, and check your own policy.
Sources: a medical travel marketplace's Thailand All-on-4 page (updated November 2026).
Questions to ask an overseas clinic
- What is the total per arch, including the final bridge, in Australian dollars?
- Which implant brand will you use, and will I get the details to show a dentist at home?
- How many trips, and how long is each one?
- What does the warranty cover, and do I have to fly back to use it?
- Who pays for a repair, and who pays the flights for it?
- Will you send my scans and records to my dentist in Australia?
Talk with your own dentist before and after you book. Ask if they will see you for checks after treatment overseas, and what that costs.
Our page on what a quote includes has the full list of lines to check, and the All on 4 cost guide covers Australian prices.
For New Zealanders
The same steps apply from New Zealand:
- Get prices in New Zealand dollars.
- Check what your own insurer pays for treatment abroad.
- Plan for two trips, and ask your own dentist about checks after you return.