The clinic, founded by Dr. Ta Hong Nhung, said that patients from 15 countries now account for 40% of its caseload, with a 90% referral and return rate, after the clinic’s volume tripled year‑over‑year.
The growth comes as dental expenses in many Western markets have risen sharply: the UK’s private fees are up over 20% since 2022 and most NHS practices have stopped taking new patients, while implant prices in the United States and Australia are climbing 8%‑12% annually, pushing full‑arch procedures beyond the reach of many families and retirees.
Vietnam, by contrast, has kept dental price inflation to 3%‑5% a year, offering savings of up to 80% on implants, according to the clinic’s data. The country is now the second‑most popular dental‑tourism destination for Australians and ranks among the top three in the Asia‑Pacific region.
Greenfield’s appeal is not limited to price. The clinic provides complimentary remote consultations, ground transportation, accommodation coordination and a multilingual support team. Treatment schedules include rest days, allowing most international patients to explore Hanoi’s surroundings such as Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh and Sapa.
Patients also note the clinic’s hospitality‑focused environment – warm earthy décor, a lounge with locally brewed coffee and private‑study‑style consultation rooms – combined with advanced technology like CBCT 3D imaging, iTero digital scanning and T‑scan Novus verification for restorations.
Australian patient David Carver illustrated the cost differential: he was quoted up to US$70,000 for a full‑arch All‑on‑6 Straumann restoration in his home country, but received the same implants and protocols at Greenfield for under US$18,000, a saving of roughly 70%.
Dr. Ta emphasized that the clinic uses the same international implant systems and digital protocols as leading Western practices, adding, “Many of our patients say they came for the savings but stayed for the quality.” The clinical team includes dentists trained at Hanoi Medical University, Vietnam’s top medical school, and specialists in complex implant and full‑mouth rehabilitation cases.
Industry observers see the surge as a signal that dental tourism is becoming a mainstream option for patients facing cost barriers at home, and that Vietnam’s stable pricing and comprehensive service model may attract even more overseas clientele in the coming years.