Dental treatment in Vietnam Is it worth it ?

60 thoughts on “Dental treatment in Vietnam Is it worth it ?”

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   Australia

   Active Member Prissi Chrissie says:

   Absolutely. Here’s my review from last week. https://maps.app.goo.gl/quoPqSq1F7iXrKVh6?g_st=ac

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   United States

   2TravelingAfter1 says:

   This is a good question. We have had our teeth cleaned, X-rays, and even a mouth guard made. Initially, we checked out the locations recommended in the western Facebook groups, which all had stellar reviews, but once we had feet on the streets, it was a different story. Many, some are even listed here in the comments, had considerably higher prices, and the feedback wasn’t as good as what we had heard or read. After a couple of weeks and making some Vietnamese friends, we found that the local Vietnamese-trained dentists offered the same service and even higher quality than we had heard from those who had gone elsewhere. Our personal experience was that we paid $11 USD for cleaning, $25 for a cleaning and X-ray, and another $30 for a mouth guard. This was a third of what we were being quoted by the recommendations we received for the western-focused locations. This was in Hanoi for specific reference. All of the best! 🙏

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   Canada

   Debra Lee says:

   Any questions just ask.2 Root canal. 3 crowns some fillings. I had a small chip in front tooth and mouth gaurd. Everything was $1.400

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   Vietnam

   Eboni Gadd says:

   If in Ho Chi Minh- Dr Hung and associates. And yes, well worth it 👌

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   Vietnam

   Ky Minh Le says:

   As a Vietnamese living in the US the answer is yes. The money you spend in the US for a serious dental visit even with insurance would get you return flights, decent hotel stay, and the actual dental visit, you would still have some to spend on food and sightseeing.

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   Vietnam

   QuynhThoa Truong says:

   Don’t book via fb or some advertisements. Unless you have recommendation of a specific dentist, Get there, check it out, then book. My sister-in-law think cheap is good, she booked a place she saw on FB to get her teeth pull in Ha Noi, when she got there, the dentist isn’t there, a young boy, about hs age, told her the dr is busy, he will pull her teeth 😨, she asked where is his license to practice, he said he forgot it at home 😆! She couldn’t take off fast enough! Just remember, when they put you out, you won’t know who works on you! 😱

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   Vietnam

   DG Tran says:

   I have been working in the dental field since 2002. 9/10 It looks good on the surface but under the gums it’s awful.

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   Vietnam

   Travel Expert Tung Nguyen says:

   Please move to to this dedicated group about medical questions: https://facebook.com/groups/1244056756393772

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   Canada

   Kenneth Miller says:

   Yes. Dana Dental Danang. Great place, english spoken and their website clearly shows the cost for each service.

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    Vietnam

    Active Member HaThanh Leviet says:

    I had 6 teeth crowded bridge done 15 years ago in Vietnam. It finaly broke. Decided to go with implant this time. It’s a 6 month process. Don’t listen to the advertisement about getting implant done in 2 weeks. It needs time for the titanium post to fuse with jawbone.

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