Dentists in Nha Trang: English-speaking clinics, how long treatment takes and what to ask
Clinics that speak English or Russian, who opens evenings and Sundays, how many visits a crown takes and why an implant won't fit into a holiday.
A filling or a clean in Nha Trang takes one visit, a crown two visits a few days apart, and an implant can't be finished on holiday: months pass between the implant and the permanent crown. Book at the start of your trip, not in the last week. For English, try Viet Han Dental or Santé Dental; for Russian, AVE Clinic, Happy Tooth or Viet Han.
Which dentists speak English or Russian?
| Clinic | Where | Language | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Viet Han Dental | 56-60 Quang Trung | English, Russian, Vietnamese | Mon–Sat 8:00–18:30, Sun until 17:00 |
| Santé Dental | Hà Quang 2 | English website, WhatsApp | Mon–Sat 8:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00, Sun until 17:00 |
| Nhân Tín | 146 Trần Quý Cáp | English website | call |
| AVE Clinic | Hà Quang 2, south of the city | Russian-speaking dentists; book via WhatsApp or Telegram | from 8:00 |
| Happy Tooth | 99 Hoàng Hoa Thám | Russian; book via WhatsApp | call |
| Ideal Dentistry | 409 đường 2/4 | Russian website | daily 7:30–19:00 |
There are about twenty clinics in dental clinics, from chains to small neighbourhood practices. We don't publish prices or reviews: prices change, and reviews can't be checked.
Where can I see a dentist in the evening or on Sunday?
I'Care Dental at 140 Thống Nhất and Opal Dental at 300 Lê Hồng Phong are open until 20:00 every day, and DAISY at 83 Yersin until 20:00 Tuesday to Sunday. Many other clinics open on Sunday too, often only in the morning — call the day before.
How long will treatment take?
- Clean, filling, X-ray — one visit.
- Crown or veneer — usually two visits a few days apart: impression, lab work, fitting.
- Implant — the longest. The bone needs time to fuse with the titanium, so months pass between the implant and the permanent crown. A clinic promising it all within a two-week holiday isn't talking about your case.
On a short trip, leave at least a week between the first visit and your flight home.
What should I ask before treatment starts?
- A written treatment plan listing each procedure, not a single verbal total.
- An X-ray first. If they treat by eye, without one, walk out.
- The names of materials: implant and crown brands. They go into your records, and you'll need them at home if anything goes wrong.
- Who will treat you and how you'll communicate. English at reception and English in the chair are not the same thing.
- What happens if there's a complication after you've flown home, and whether you can still reach the dentist.
Take your X-rays and treatment notes home digitally: your dentist at home will look at those, not listen to your story.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an English-speaking dentist in Nha Trang? Viet Han Dental (56-60 Quang Trung) treats in English, Russian and Vietnamese; Santé Dental and Nhân Tín have English websites, and Santé answers on WhatsApp.
Can I get a dental implant during a holiday? No: months pass between placing the implant and fitting the permanent crown. A short trip is enough for fillings, cleaning, crowns and veneers.
How many visits does a crown take? Usually two, a few days apart: the impression, then fitting the finished crown.
Which dentist is open in the evening? I'Care Dental and Opal Dental until 20:00 every day; DAISY until 20:00 Tuesday to Sunday.
Are dentists open on Sunday? Many are, often until midday or 17:00. Viet Han and Santé until 17:00. Call the day before.
What should I take home after treatment? Digital X-rays and treatment notes, plus the names of materials — the implant and crown brands.
How much does dental work cost in Nha Trang? We don't publish prices: they change. Ask the clinic for a written plan with the cost of each procedure.
Sources and checks
The clinics in the tables come from the dental clinics section: addresses, hours and languages were checked against Google Maps, clinic websites and social pages, with sources and dates on each listing. A language is shown only when the clinic names it itself. Some clinics' hours differ slightly between sources — call before you go. Treatment times are general for dentistry; your dentist will judge your case after an exam. This is reference information, not medical advice. Updated 5 October 2026.