🕐 Pricing data last verified: June 2026

A cosmetic smile makeover in Hanoi — typically 6–10 porcelain veneers across the upper smile zone, sometimes combined with whitening on lower teeth — costs USD 1,500–4,500 at international-patient clinics. The equivalent in Australia runs AUD 12,000–28,000; in the UK, GBP 7,000–18,000. The savings are dramatic enough to justify the flight for most multi-unit cases.

The risk, however, is the “Hollywood smile package” — a marketing term that has become a vector for over-treatment. A good clinic plans the minimum number of teeth needed to achieve your goal. A bad one sells the maximum. This guide covers seven Hanoi clinics that handle cosmetic cases well, with an honest red-flag section before the list.


1. Picasso Dental Clinic — Old Quarter and Westlake

The first choice for smile makeover work in Hanoi. Picasso’s international caseload means its aesthetic standard is calibrated to patients accustomed to Western cosmetic results, and its E.max and named zirconia material use is documented rather than implied. 4.9/5 from 3,921 patient reviews across the national network — including a large proportion of cosmetic cases.

Shade consultation before any preparation, digital smile preview, in-house or audited lab for the veneer fabrication.

Old Quarter: 16 Phố Châu Long, Trúc Bạch, Ba Đình
Westlake: LKC22 Hoàng Minh Thảo, Bắc Từ Liêm

Picasso Dental Clinic

📍 Hanoi (Old Quarter + Westlake) Smile makeovers, E.max veneers, zirconia, whitening
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Rated 4.9/5 from 3,921 reviews. The benchmark for cosmetic smile work in Hanoi for international patients.


2. Smile Studio — Ba Dinh

A cosmetic-focused clinic with digital smile design software as a standard consultation tool. Patients can preview their proposed result before any preparation begins — which protects against surprise and over-commitment. E.max and composite options available.


3. Hanoi Smile Clinic — Hoan Kiem

Strong aesthetic track record for smile-zone veneer cases. Before-and-after photo documentation is detailed, which allows you to evaluate their work on cases similar to yours before booking. English is functional for treatment-planning conversations.


4. Nha Khoa International — Tay Ho

Well-regarded in the Tay Ho expat community for consistent aesthetic results. The clinic’s long local track record means you can find genuine patient reviews from the area, not just clinic-curated galleries. Good for patients who want a quiet cosmetic trip based in West Lake.


5. Rose Dental — Tay Ho

Rose Dental’s strength is its cosmetic specialisation. High proportion of veneer and whitening cases in its caseload, which keeps aesthetic judgment practiced. Worth requesting before-and-afters on 8-unit smile cases — the most common scope for international patients.


6. Paris Dental Center — Hoan Kiem

Centrally located for patients staying in the Old Quarter or business district hotels. Cosmetic work including smile design is a focus. Pricing is competitive. Verify the ceramic block brand before committing to a porcelain case.


7. Elite Smile — Hanoi

A newer clinic positioned around digital cosmetic workflows. Quick turnaround times on single-arch veneer cases using in-house CAD/CAM for suitable material choices. Best for patients with tight trip windows who have confirmed the simpler material suits their front teeth aesthetically.


What to verify before booking a smile makeover

  1. Request a tooth-by-tooth treatment plan. You should know which teeth are being veneered, which aren’t, and why for each.
  2. Confirm the material. E.max (Ivoclar) for front teeth aesthetics; zirconia for stronger spans or grinding patients.
  3. Ask about digital shade and shape records. These are what make remakes possible if a veneer fails after you fly home.
  4. Understand the timeline. 7–10 days allows proper lab fabrication. Faster than that on multi-unit cases is a compromise on quality.
  5. Get the warranty in writing. Typically 5–10 years on porcelain. Understand the remake process from abroad.

For the materials guide, see porcelain veneers in Vietnam. For the full Hanoi context, see the Hanoi dental city guide.


Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a smile makeover cost in Hanoi? A 6–8 unit E.max veneer case at a Hanoi international clinic runs roughly USD 1,500–3,200. A 10-unit full upper smile is USD 2,500–4,500. Compare with AUD 12,000–28,000 for the same scope in Australia.

How long do I need in Hanoi for a smile makeover? Plan 7–10 days. Shade consultation and tooth preparation on day 1–2, lab fabrication over 3–5 days, try-in and bonding before your flight. Allow buffer days in case of adjustments.

Is a smile makeover in Hanoi safe? At verified international-tier clinics using named ceramic materials and a proper shade consultation, yes. The risk is choosing a clinic that over-treats, uses generic materials, or rushes fabrication. The clinics on this list have documented track records that reduce that risk.