Plan your dental trip to Vietnam
Send your X-rays before you book anything. A dentist reviews them, talks your options through with you, and you receive a written plan and quote with the number of trips and days, so you can book travel knowing what to expect.
- Treatment enquiry of your X-rays
- Written plan and quote before you book
- English-speaking dentists
How it works, in four steps
Send photos or X-rays
A recent panoramic X-ray from your dentist at home, or clear photos of your teeth if you have none. Tell us what you would like to fix and the dates you could travel.
Dentist review and video call
A dentist looks at your case and, if helpful, talks it through with you on a video call: what can be done, how many trips it needs, and what is better left.
Written plan and quote
You receive the proposed treatment, the appointments, the days you need in Vietnam and the cost, in writing. Ask as many questions as you like.
Book your travel
Once you are happy with the plan, book flights and accommodation. We confirm your appointments and can arrange an airport pick-up.
Trips and days for each treatment
Typical timelines. Your dentist confirms yours after reviewing your X-rays.
| Treatment | Trips | Time in Vietnam |
|---|---|---|
| Check-up, cleaning, fillings, whitening | 1 trip | 1–2 days |
| Night guard, sports mouthguard, retainer | 1 trip | About 2 days: scan or impression, then fitting |
| Wisdom tooth removal | 1 trip | One session; ideally stay 4–5 days so we can check healing before you fly |
| Root canal treatment | 1 trip | Straightforward: one session. Complex: 2–3 sessions, 5–7 days apart. A crown afterwards adds crown time |
| Crowns, veneers | 1 trip | At least 3–4 days and two appointments; about 7 days is ideal for fine adjustments |
| Single implant | Usually 2 trips | About a week each, a few months apart. One trip may be possible with MegaGen or Straumann implants when the bone is good |
| Full arch (All-on-4 / All-on-6) | 2 trips | Trip 1: about a week, fixed temporary teeth. Trip 2: about 1–2 weeks, final bridge, a few months later |
| Invisalign | 1 trip, then remote | First trip for exam, scan and aligners; remote monitoring in between; an in-person check about once a year |
Two-trip treatments are usually a few months apart, to let the implants heal. More detail on each treatment: dental implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6, porcelain veneers, crowns, Invisalign, general dentistry, teeth whitening, night guards and retainers.
Help with the practical parts
Airport pick-up
We can arrange a pick-up from Noi Bai International Airport when you arrive for treatment.
Accommodation suggestions
We can suggest places to stay near the clinic in Yen Hoa. See also where to stay near Medivis.
Foreign cards
Pay with a card issued in your home country; no need to carry large amounts of cash.
English invoices for insurance
Itemised invoices in English, which you can send to your insurer or keep for your records.
When we reply
Our team replies to messages during clinic hours, 8:00–18:00 Vietnam time (GMT+7), seven days a week. Here is what that is where you live.
- HanoiEvery day 8:00–18:00
- Singapore9:00–19:00
- Sydney11:00–21:00 (AEST) · 12:00–22:00 (AEDT)
- London1:00–11:00 (GMT) · 2:00–12:00 (BST)
- Berlin2:00–12:00 (winter) · 3:00–13:00 (summer)
- New York20:00–6:00 (winter) · 21:00–7:00 (summer), previous evening
Messages sent outside these hours are answered the next morning, Vietnam time. Send your X-ray whenever it suits you.
Flights and accommodation
Book travel once your written plan confirms the dates and the number of days you need in Vietnam. Fly into Noi Bai (HAN); the clinic is in Yen Hoa, about 45 minutes from the airport, and we can arrange a pick-up.
Prices come from Skyscanner and change constantly. Booking happens on Skyscanner or the airline's own site — Medivis is not the seller and takes no payment for travel. Confirm your treatment dates with us before you book anything non-refundable.
While you are in Vietnam
Most treatments leave free time between appointments. These guides help you plan it.
- Where to stay near the clinicWhat to look for during treatment
- Eating well in Vietnam after treatmentWhat you can eat, and when
- Day trips between appointmentsWhich trips fit which treatment
- Flying after implants or a sinus liftWhen it is safe to fly
- Aftercare once you are homeFollow-up, records, your local dentist
- Planning for older travellersHealth, pace and support
- Is treatment abroad safe?How to check a clinic
- Step-by-step trip guideFrom first message to flight home
Coming home to Vietnam?
If you are Vietnamese and live abroad, or travelling with Vietnamese family, our page for overseas Vietnamese families explains how we plan treatment around your time at home, including family appointments in the same week.
Questions people ask
How far ahead should I contact you?
As soon as you are thinking about a trip. For crowns, veneers, implants or full-arch treatment, send your X-rays a few weeks before you book flights, so the dentist can plan the appointments and you can confirm the quote first.
What if I do not have an X-ray?
Send clear photos of your teeth and tell us what is bothering you. The dentist can give an initial view from photos; the plan is confirmed after an X-ray or scan at the clinic.
How much will my treatment cost?
It depends on your case. After the dentist reviews your X-rays, we send a written plan and quote, before you book travel.
Can I pay with a card from my home country?
Yes. Foreign cards are accepted, so you do not need to carry large amounts of cash.
Will my insurance cover treatment in Vietnam?
It depends on your insurer and policy, so ask them before you travel. We provide itemised invoices in English that you can submit with a claim.
Do I need a visa?
It depends on your passport. Use the visa checker at the bottom of this page, and confirm with official sources before you travel.