Implant Brands and Prices in Phu Quoc

The table shows the implant brands and prices the two Phu Quoc clinics on SmileJet publish or quote. Prices are indicative and converted at indicative rates and rounded; only a written quote for your case applies.

Tri Hao lists Megagen, Kontact, Anyridge and Neodent implants; Phu Quoc Luxury does not publish its brands. Whatever brand you choose, ask for the brand and product line in writing, and ask the clinic what warranty, if any, it gives on the implant.

For patients planning All-on-4 full-arch restorations, see our dedicated guide: All-on-4 in Phu Quoc 2026.

Comparing Phu Quoc Prices With Home

For a single implant, SmileJet has no reliable home-country price to set against Phu Quoc, so compare with a written quote from your own dentist for the same work (implant, abutment and crown). The only home comparisons we can source are for a crown and for All-on-4 in Australia and New Zealand:

A crown at Tri Hao is about a quarter or less of the Australian average. When you compare, add flights, accommodation and, for an implant, the likely second trip for the crown.

Read how Phu Quoc compares to Bangkok for dental costs: Phu Quoc vs Bangkok: Dental Cost Comparison 2026.

Who Is NOT a Candidate for Dental Implants?

Implants work well for most people, but they are not right for everyone. A scan and a medical history review at your consultation should flag any of the following:

• Uncontrolled diabetes: Impairs healing and raises infection and failure risk. Well-controlled diabetes is often not a barrier; your doctor and dentist decide.
• Active bone disease (osteoporosis, Paget's disease, osteonecrosis): Particularly if the patient is on bisphosphonate medications. These drugs alter bone metabolism and can cause medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ).
• Heavy smokers: Smoking reduces blood flow and raises the risk of implant failure. Many clinicians recommend stopping for a few weeks before and after surgery. Lighter smokers may still qualify with informed consent.
• Insufficient bone volume: Thin or shallow bone at the implant site will not hold the fixture. This is not an automatic disqualifier: a bone graft or sinus lift can often rebuild the ridge (see below).
• Active periodontal disease: The gum disease must be fully treated before implant placement. Residual bacteria in the mouth will attack the implant just as aggressively as natural teeth.
• Immunocompromised patients (post-chemotherapy, on long-term corticosteroids): May be suitable after a consultation with their treating physician.
• Patients under 18: Jaw bone growth must be complete. This is typically confirmed by X-ray.

Ask the clinic what medical information and X-rays it needs before your trip, and be thorough and honest. Flagging a problem before you fly saves you a wasted journey.

Not every compromised tooth needs to come out. If your tooth has deep decay or pulp involvement but the root is intact, root canal treatment (điều trị tủy) is usually the first option before considering extraction and implant placement. For tooth-saving alternatives, see our root canal treatment in Phu Quoc guide.

Bone Graft & Sinus Lift: When You Need Extra Bone

If a scan shows insufficient bone height or width at the implant site, the dentist may recommend one of two procedures before or during implant placement:

Bone graft (ghép xương, ridge augmentation): Bone graft material, typically bovine-derived or synthetic, is packed into the deficient area and covered with a membrane. The bone usually needs a few months to regenerate. Neither Phu Quoc clinic publishes a price, so ask the clinic for a quote.

Sinus lift (nâng xoang, maxillary sinus floor elevation): Used when there is insufficient bone height in the upper jaw beneath the sinus cavities (common in upper molar areas after long-term tooth loss). The sinus membrane is gently lifted and bone graft material is placed underneath. This can also add months of healing before the implant is placed. No published price: ask the clinic for a quote.

Ask each clinic whether it does grafts and sinus lifts itself. Adding a graft to your treatment plan can mean an extra trip (graft visit, healing period, implant placement, then a final crown visit), so weigh that against the cost of having it done at home.

For a broader overview of dental procedures available on the island, see: Dental Tourism in Phu Quoc 2026.

Digital Workflow: Why CBCT, Intraoral Scanning, and CAD/CAM Matter

The gap between a good implant outcome and a poor one is not usually the implant brand; it is the precision of planning and placement. Here is what the main tools do:

CBCT Scan (3D Cone Beam CT)

A CBCT scan produces a three-dimensional image of your jaw, sinuses, nerve canals and bone. The dentist uses it to measure bone dimensions, find the inferior alveolar nerve (critical for lower-jaw implants), and plan the angle and depth of each implant. Without CBCT, placement relies on 2D X-rays, which can be enough for simple cases but gives less information for complex or multiple-implant work.

Phu Quoc Luxury Dental Clinic lists cone beam CT, panoramic X-ray, Piezotome and X-Cube implant guidance, and does not charge for the consultation (a printed X-ray film is 300,000 VND). Tri Hao Dental Clinic does not publish its imaging equipment, so ask what scan it uses and whether it costs extra.

Intraoral Scanning

A digital intraoral scan replaces traditional putty impressions with a 3D model of your mouth. The file can be used to design the abutment and crown digitally. Neither Phu Quoc clinic lists an intraoral scanner, so ask if this matters to you.

CAD/CAM Crown Milling

Computer-aided design and manufacturing lets a crown be milled from a block of zirconia or ceramic, sometimes in the clinic itself. Neither Phu Quoc clinic lists in-house milling. Tri Hao says its crowns and veneers are made in a Ho Chi Minh City lab in 3 to 5 days.

Ask each clinic how your crown will be made and how many days it needs, so you can plan your second visit.

Zirconia vs Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) Crown

Warranties are the clinic's own, as Tri Hao lists them. Phu Quoc Luxury Dental Clinic quotes crowns at 3,500,000 to 10,000,000 VND (about US$135 to 390), from zirconia to Orodent, with 7 to 20-year warranties depending on the crown. Ask whether the implant price already includes a crown, and which one.

The Two Clinics for Dental Implants on Phu Quoc

SmileJet lists two dental clinics in Phu Quoc, about 1 km apart in Duong Dong. Both are featured partners: a commercial listing relationship, not a clinical endorsement. What follows is what each clinic says or publishes.

A Typical Dental Implant Trip to Phu Quoc, Step by Step

This is a typical sequence for the first visit (implant placement), followed a few months later by a second visit for the crown. Your dentist sets the actual schedule and number of days.

For trip planning, see: How to Plan a Dental Trip to Phu Quoc 2026.

7 Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Phu Quoc Implant

These questions help you compare clinics. A clinic used to international patients should be able to answer all of them.

1. "Get the brand name and batch number in writing."

   This is not a question; it is a requirement. Before you fly, confirm that the clinic will give you a written record after surgery listing the implant brand, product line, size and batch or lot number. This lets any dentist identify your implant system for future treatment.

2. "What happens if the implant fails in year 2?"

   Implant failure after the crown is placed is uncommon but not impossible. Ask whether the clinic will replace the implant at no or reduced cost, and get the policy in writing. Ask too whether any manufacturer warranty applies to you.

3. "Is the scan included in the price?"

   Ask whether X-rays or a 3D scan are included or billed separately. Phu Quoc Luxury Dental Clinic does not charge for the consultation and charges 300,000 VND for a printed X-ray film.

4. "Who performs the surgery, a general dentist or an oral surgeon?"

   An oral surgeon has additional years of surgical training. For straightforward single-implant cases, an experienced general dentist who places implants often can be enough. For complex cases (bone grafts, immediate loading, full-arch), ask about the dentist's training and how many implants they place.

5. "What sedation options are available?"

   Local anaesthesia is standard. Tri Hao Dental Clinic says a general anaesthetist is available if booked a week ahead; Phu Quoc Luxury Dental Clinic does not publish its sedation options, so ask. Confirm who administers sedation.

6. "Can I receive the treatment plan before I fly?"

   Ask whether the clinic can review your existing X-rays or scan and give you a written treatment plan with itemised costs before you commit to the trip. This lowers the risk of arriving and finding you need work you had not budgeted for.

7. "What is the emergency protocol if I have pain or swelling after I return home?"

   Ask for a named contact for questions after treatment and what the clinic expects you to do in an urgent case, for example see a local dentist, and whether it contributes to that cost. Vague answers here are a warning sign.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about crown options on the island, including zirconia, e.max and PFM, the same kinds of materials used on implant crowns.

Related Guides

• Dental Tourism in Phu Quoc 2026: Complete Guide
• All-on-4 Dental Implants in Phu Quoc 2026
• Phu Quoc Dental Tourism for Australian Patients 2026
• Phu Quoc vs Bangkok: Dental Cost Comparison 2026
• How to Plan a Dental Trip to Phu Quoc 2026
• Phu Quoc Dental Tourism FAQ 2026
• Dentures in Phu Quoc 2026: Cost and Types
• What to Eat After Dental Surgery in Phu Quoc 2026

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