All-on-6 Dental Implants in Phu Quoc — Complete Guide 2026

All-on-6 Dental Implants in Phu Quoc

All-on-6 is a full-arch tooth replacement system where six dental implants are placed in the jaw and a complete fixed bridge of teeth is attached — all in a single surgical session. The bridge is temporary for the first 4–6 months while the implants fuse with the bone (osseointegration), then replaced with a final zirconia or ceramic bridge during a second trip. In Phu Quoc, All-on-6 costs $5,800–$12,000 per arch depending on implant brand — compared to $25,000–$50,000 per arch in Australia. As part of the island’s thriving dental tourism offering, All-on-6 is the most common full-arch solution available. Patients who have already researched full-arch options should also read the All-on-4 guide, as the right choice between the two depends on your specific bone anatomy.

All-on-6 is designed for patients who have lost all or most of their teeth in one or both jaws and want a permanent fixed solution — not removable dentures. The six-implant design provides a stable foundation distributed across the arch, supporting a full set of functional, natural-looking teeth. You leave the first surgical appointment with a temporary but fully fixed bridge — no gaps, no removable appliance.

The treatment is carried out in two trips. Trip 1 handles the surgical phase and delivery of the temporary bridge. Trip 2 (4–6 months later) delivers the final permanent bridge once the implants have fully integrated. Many patients treat the gap between trips as time to enjoy their remaining holiday and return months later for the finishing appointment.

All-on-6 vs All-on-4

This is the most common question patients researching full-arch implants ask, and the honest answer is that neither is universally better. They suit different anatomical situations.

All-on-4 places two straight implants at the front of the arch and two angled implants (30–45 degrees) toward the back. The angling allows the rear implants to gain length by tilting into denser bone further forward in the jaw, bypassing areas of bone loss that commonly occur at the back of the jaw after tooth loss. All-on-4 is particularly effective for patients with significant posterior bone resorption.

All-on-6 places six implants, all upright, spread across the arch. The additional two implants provide greater load distribution — each implant carries proportionally less force when chewing. This can reduce bone stress around each implant over the long term and may provide better posterior stability for patients who have adequate bone throughout the arch.

Which is right for you? A CBCT (cone beam CT) scan is the only definitive way to determine which approach suits your bone anatomy. Clinics in Phu Quoc perform CBCT scans in the first appointment and present a recommendation based on actual bone density and volume measurements, not guesswork. Some patients who initially inquire about All-on-6 are switched to All-on-4 based on scan results, and vice versa — this is normal and appropriate.

Patients with good bone density throughout the arch and who chew heavily are often good All-on-6 candidates. Patients with bone loss at the posterior of the jaw are often better served by All-on-4.

The Two-Trip Process

Trip 1 (7–10 Days)

Day 1–2: Assessment and planning. A CBCT scan is performed, giving a 3D image of the jaw showing bone volume, density, nerve positions, and sinus anatomy. Blood tests are taken. Existing damaged teeth are identified for extraction. The treatment plan, implant brand, and bridge design are confirmed and costed.

Day 3–4: Surgery. Under local anaesthetic (IV sedation available), any remaining teeth are extracted, the implant sites are prepared, and six titanium implants are placed. In a staged procedure at the same appointment, abutments (connectors) are attached and a temporary acrylic or composite bridge is screwed on. You leave the clinic with a full set of fixed teeth.

Days 5–10: Initial healing and adjustments. The temporary bridge is checked at days 5 and 7–8 for bite, comfort, and aesthetics. Minor adjustments are made. Patients are reviewed and cleared to fly home.

Trip 2 (5–7 Days, 4–6 Months Later)

Implants require 4–6 months to fully fuse with the jaw bone (osseointegration). Once integration is confirmed, the temporary bridge is removed and the permanent bridge is fitted. The final bridge is typically made from zirconia — a ceramic material that is extremely strong, natural-looking, and resistant to staining.

Day 1: Impressions or digital scan. Precision records of the arch are taken for the dental lab.

Day 2–4: Lab fabrication. The permanent zirconia bridge is fabricated to precise specifications.

Day 5–7: Fitting and adjustment. The final bridge is tried, adjusted for bite, and permanently secured. A follow-up check confirms comfort and aesthetics before departure.

Prices in Phu Quoc vs Australia and USA

Prices verified June 2026 via SmileJet. AUD converted at approximate market rate. CBCT scan is included in the treatment price at Tri Hao Dental and Phu Quoc Luxury Dental.

Implant Brands Available in Phu Quoc

The implant brand matters for long-term success, warranty coverage, and future compatibility if you need work done at home. Phu Quoc’s main clinics stock the following:

Osstem (South Korean): The most widely used implant brand in Asia and one of the top five globally by volume. Excellent clinical track record, 10-year manufacturer warranty, and widely available for maintenance globally. Good balance of quality and cost — the most common choice for Phu Quoc All-on-6 patients.

MIS (Israeli): CE-certified European implant with a strong evidence base. Slightly more affordable than Osstem, suitable for budget-conscious patients who still want a reputable branded implant with documented success rates.

Nobel Biocare (Swedish): One of the most researched implant systems in the world with over 50 years of clinical data. Nobel implants carry a lifetime warranty on the fixture. Preferred by patients who prioritize long-term data and global serviceability. Available at Tri Hao Dental and Phu Quoc Luxury Dental.

Straumann (Swiss): Premium-tier implant with exceptional surface treatment technology (SLA/SLActive) that accelerates osseointegration. Among the highest-priced implants globally. Available on request at Phu Quoc Luxury Dental.

What Is Included in the Price

Reputable Phu Quoc clinics include the following in their All-on-6 package price. Confirm these items in writing before committing:

• CBCT scan and bone assessment
• Pre-surgical blood tests
• Local anaesthetic (IV sedation is an additional cost)
• Extraction of any remaining teeth at the time of surgery
• Six implant fixtures and abutments per arch
• Temporary acrylic bridge (trip 1)
• Final zirconia bridge (trip 2)
• All adjustments during both trips
• Manufacturer warranty documentation
• Aftercare instructions and prescribed medications

Items not typically included: flights, accommodation, travel insurance, IV sedation fee, bone grafting if required (discussed separately after CBCT).

Recovery and Eating Guide

The temporary bridge fitted on surgery day is functional but requires care while the implants heal. The zirconia final bridge is much stronger.

Weeks 1–2: Soft diet only. Yoghurt, soup, mashed vegetables, scrambled eggs, soft fish. No hard, crunchy, sticky, or chewy foods. No biting into hard items with the bridge. Eat on both sides evenly to distribute load across all implants.

Weeks 3–6: Introduce slightly firmer foods progressively — soft cooked pasta, tender meat, steamed vegetables. Avoid very hard foods (raw carrots, nuts, crusty bread, steak with gristle).

Months 2–4: Most foods are tolerable. Continue to avoid very hard items that could stress the implants during the critical late-stage osseointegration phase.

After final bridge (month 4–6+): The zirconia bridge is extremely strong. A normal diet is appropriate with common-sense limits — don’t bite ice or use teeth as tools, and wear a night guard if you grind.

Swelling after surgery is normal and peaks at 48–72 hours. Cold packs applied externally for the first 24 hours reduce swelling. Most patients manage swelling comfortably with prescribed anti-inflammatories.

Which Clinics Offer All-on-6

Tri Hao Dental Clinic (Top Rated)

Tri Hao Dental (5.0 stars, 218 reviews) is the highest-rated clinic on Phu Quoc Island and the primary choice for implant procedures. The clinic performs full-arch implant cases using Osstem and Nobel Biocare implant systems, with CBCT scanning on-site.

Implant brands: Osstem, Nobel Biocare CBCT scan: On-site Bridge material: Zirconia (final), acrylic (temporary)

Phu Quoc Luxury Dental Clinic

Phu Quoc Luxury Dental (5.0 stars, 54 reviews) offers All-on-6 with the lead dentist trained in Japan and South Korea. Experienced in full-arch restoration with an international patient focus. Located at 85 Hung Vuong, Duong Dong Ward.

Implant brands: Osstem, Nobel Biocare, Straumann (on request) CBCT scan: On-site Phone: +84 889 530 530

Vinmec International General Hospital (Complex Cases)

For patients requiring general anaesthetic, those with systemic conditions (uncontrolled diabetes, heart conditions, immune disorders), or cases requiring simultaneous bone grafting, Vinmec’s hospital-grade surgical facilities provide the appropriate setting. JCI-accredited, 24/7 specialists on-site.

Best for: Medical complexity, general anaesthetic cases, simultaneous major bone grafting Implant brands: Multiple options via specialist consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does All-on-6 cost in Phu Quoc?

Per arch: $5,800–$9,000 with Osstem or MIS implants, or $7,500–$12,000 with Nobel Biocare or Straumann. Full mouth (upper and lower arches): $11,000–$22,000 depending on implant brand. Compare to Australia where All-on-6 costs $35,000–$70,000 per arch. Savings are 60–75%.

What is the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?

All-on-4 uses 4 implants per arch, with the rear two angled to bypass posterior bone loss. All-on-6 uses 6 upright implants spread across the arch for broader load distribution. Neither is universally superior — the right choice depends on your bone anatomy as shown by CBCT scan. Both deliver a fixed full-arch result.

How long does All-on-6 take in Phu Quoc?

Trip 1 takes 7–10 days: assessments, surgery, and temporary bridge delivery. Return in 4–6 months for trip 2 (5–7 days) when the permanent zirconia bridge is fitted.

Is All-on-6 better than All-on-4?

Not universally. All-on-6 distributes force across more implants and is often preferred for patients with good bone density throughout the arch. All-on-4 is better suited to patients with posterior bone loss. A CBCT scan determines the appropriate option for your anatomy.

Do All-on-6 implants come with a warranty in Phu Quoc?

Yes. Tri Hao Dental and Phu Quoc Luxury Dental provide manufacturer warranties on branded implants (Osstem: 10 years, Nobel Biocare: lifetime on the implant fixture). The prosthetic bridge carries a 2–5 year warranty. Request all warranty documentation in writing before treatment begins.

Related Treatments and Resources

• All-on-4 Dental Implants — Compare the four-implant full-arch option, particularly for patients with posterior bone loss.
• Dental Implants — Single-tooth and partial implant solutions for patients who don’t need a full arch.
• Bone Grafting — Required for some All-on-6 candidates with bone deficiency; costs and process explained.
• Dental Savings Calculator — Calculate your exact savings for All-on-6 in Phu Quoc vs your home country.
• Phu Quoc Dental Tourism Guide — How to plan a two-trip dental implant journey from Australia or elsewhere.