Bangkok · Dentistry
All-on-6 dental implants is widely available in Bangkok, from single-chair clinics to dental hospitals with on-site laboratories. This page covers the indicative price per arch, what changes it, how many visits it takes, and what to ask before you pay a deposit.
Dental work is usually staged across several appointments rather than done in one sitting, so the length of the trip is set by laboratory turnaround and healing time, not by chair time.
Starting price · Bangkok · per arch
฿450,000
What a starting price means. It is the published figure for the simplest configuration of this procedure — the standard implant, technique or materials. Yours may cost more depending on what you need. Thai hospitals quote a fixed package that states the hospital stay it includes.
Matched on procedure, budget, language and availability. They come back to you with real quotes. You decide who — if anyone — you talk to.
All-on-6 replaces a full arch on six implants rather than four. The extra implants spread the load and can allow a longer or more robust prosthesis.
It requires more available bone than All-on-4, so which of the two is offered is usually determined by your scan rather than by preference.
The same procedure name covers different operations. These are the approaches a clinic will offer, and what separates them.
These come up at consultation. Knowing them beforehand makes the conversation shorter and the plan clearer.
It is a clinical judgement from your scan, not an upgrade to be sold. Ask why six rather than four.
Acrylic on metal, or full zirconia. Ask what is included in the quoted figure.
More implants means more sites to maintain. Ask what the cleaning routine involves.
About 10 days
Clinics vary, and your clinician’s plan overrides anything on this page. The shape is consistent.
Where the treatment happens.
Where you recover.
Where you spend the rest of the trip.
Video slot. Once a video is registered here it is checked automatically and we are alerted if it disappears.
In writing, in English, before money moves.
A clinic name is not a clinician. Ask for the individual, their registration, and how often they do this procedure.
Facility fees, anaesthesia, materials, medication, follow-up appointments and take-home items are often quoted separately.
Including if the clinic reschedules, or if the in-person assessment changes the plan.
Ask for the policy in writing: who pays, within what window, and whether it covers a return trip.
A name, a channel, and an expected response time. Aftercare that ends at the airport is not aftercare.
Everything worth settling before you book, before you fly, while you are in Bangkok, and once you are home — including how this goes wrong and how to avoid it. Tick it here, or take it with you.
All of this is settled on paper, before money moves.
Avoidable problems, mostly caused by booking in the wrong order.
On the ground in Bangkok.
General patterns in medical travel. Read once, and check yourself against each.
The part that decides the result.
Dental practices in Bangkok, listed because they work in this field. Open a profile for the address, the services listed and the contact details.
No. It is a starting price. A clinic can only quote after examining you and taking imaging.
Lower operating costs and high volume. The implant systems and ceramics used by established clinics are the same brands used at home — ask which.
Around 10 days for most people, because the work is staged across appointments.
Usually, if you have the records. Ask for the treatment notes and the exact materials used before you leave.
Ask for the policy in writing before you start, including whether it covers a return trip.
Matched on procedure, budget, language and availability. They come back to you with real quotes. You decide who — if anyone — you talk to.