Dental Implants Vietnam

Can Children Get Dental Implants?

Children generally cannot get dental implants until their jaw growth is complete, which happens around age 18 for girls and age 21 for boys. Placing an implant before growth stops can lead to serious problems because the implant stays fixed while surrounding bone and teeth continue moving. At Picasso Dental Clinic locations in Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City, I've seen teenagers who received implants too early develop bite misalignment and aesthetic issues. We use alternative solutions like space maintainers or removable partials until the jaw matures enough for permanent implant placement.
benefits of dental implants

What are benefits of Dental Implants?

Dental implants offer benefits no other tooth replacement can match: they preserve jawbone, function like natural teeth, last 25 years or longer, and require no alteration of healthy adjacent teeth. At Picasso Dental Clinic, I've watched patients regain the ability to eat confidently, speak clearly, and smile without self-consciousness. Unlike dentures that slip or bridges that require grinding down healthy teeth, implants stand independently and stimulate bone just like natural tooth roots. In my decade treating patients across our Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City locations, implants consistently deliver the highest patient satisfaction of any restoration we provide
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Which Country Offers Great Value on Dental Implants?

Several countries offer excellent value for dental implants, including Vietnam, Thailand, Mexico, Turkey, and Hungary, where quality treatment costs 50 to 70 percent less than the US, UK, or Australia. Vietnam stands out for combining modern facilities, experienced dentists trained internationally, high-quality Swiss or German implants, and English-speaking staff. At Picasso Dental Clinic, we've treated over 70,000 patients from 65 nationalities since 2013, with implants costing significantly less than Western countries while maintaining standards comparable to what you'd find in Singapore or the US.
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Crooked Teeth: Causes and How to Fix it?

Crooked teeth result from genetics determining jaw size and tooth size mismatch, childhood habits like thumb sucking, early loss of baby teeth, mouth breathing, or injuries affecting jaw development. Treatment options include traditional braces, clear aligners like Invisalign, veneers for minor cosmetic corrections, or sometimes tooth extraction to create space. At Picasso Dental Clinic, where I've treated over 70,000 patients from 65 nationalities since 2013, I customize treatment based on severity, age, budget, and whether the issue is purely cosmetic or affects bite function. Modern orthodontics offers discreet, effective solutions for almost every case.
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What Are Main Causes of Bad Breath?

Poor oral hygiene is the primary cause of bad breath, allowing bacteria on your tongue, between teeth, and along gumlines to produce sulfur compounds that smell bad. Gum disease, dry mouth, food trapped in cavities or around dental work, tongue coating, and certain foods also cause odor. At Picasso Dental Clinic, where I've treated over 70,000 patients since 2013, I find that 90 percent of bad breath cases resolve with improved oral hygiene and treatment of dental problems. Less than 10 percent stem from medical conditions like sinus infections or digestive issues.

How Periodontal Disease Causes Bad Breath?

This is a question that embarrasses many patients but is incredibly important to understand at Picasso Dental Clinic. I’m Dr. Emily Nguyen, Principal Dentist, and after treating over 70,000 patients from 65 nationalities since 2013, I can explain exactly how periodontal disease creates the persistent bad breath that regular brushing and mouthwash cannot eliminate. Dr. […]
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How to treat periodontal disease at home?

You cannot fully treat active periodontal disease at home because bacteria and calculus below the gumline require professional removal. However, meticulous home care is essential for supporting professional treatment and preventing recurrence. This includes brushing twice daily with soft bristles, flossing or using interdental brushes daily, rinsing with antimicrobial mouthwash, and possibly using a water flosser. At Picasso Dental Clinic, where I've treated thousands of gum disease cases since 2013 among over 70,000 patients, I emphasize that home care maintains the results we achieve through professional deep cleaning, but cannot replace it for active disease.

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