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Video library · 6 patient stories

Patient videos — real people who flew to us for dental treatment

Watch patients from Australia, France, and elsewhere talk about veneers, implants, and smile makeovers at Picasso Dental Clinic — plus a tour of our sterilisation room. Filmed and published by us.

Source disclosure

Picasso filmed and published these videos. They are clinic marketing, not independent reviews, and the patients shown are not New Zealand residents.

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Patient stories

Hear from people who made the trip.

Patient story

From Australia to Vietnam for Dental Work - Was It Worth It?

Travelled from Australia 3:08
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She Flew 10,000km for a New Smile and Ended Up Looking 10 Years Younger!

International patient 2:53
Patient story

Paris Patient Gets 8 Veneers in Hanoi - Here's What She Really Thought

Travelled from Paris, France 2:25
Patient story

He Asked ChatGPT Where to Fix His Smile. It Sent Him to Us. | 5-Day Veneer Journey at Picasso Dental

International patient 1:02
Patient story

Expat's Guide to Dental Care in Vietnam: Michael's Smile Journey at Picasso Dental Hanoi

Expat living in Vietnam 2:45
Patient story

"Best Decision Ever!" - Dental Tourism Review in Da Nang | Picasso Dental Clinic

International patient 1:27

Inside Picasso

See the clinics and clinical process.

Clinic tour

Is Dental Treatment In Vietnam Safe? Watch Our Sterilisation Room

Filmed at our clinic 2:11

These are the videos we have. They are not a substitute for the numbers — if you want to know what your own case costs, the NZD pricing page and the free quote form will get you there faster than any video will.

What to watch for

When you watch dental tourism videos — ours or anyone else’s — the useful signals are specific rather than emotional:

  • Does the patient name the material? A patient who says “Emax Press veneers” learnt that from a written quote. A patient who says “porcelain” may not have been told.
  • Does the video show the planning stage? Scans, design sittings, and CBCT review are where clinical quality is decided. Videos that jump straight to the reveal skip the part that matters.
  • Is the timeline realistic? Veneer cases genuinely take five to seven days. A video implying a full smile makeover happened in an afternoon is compressed for the edit.
  • What is not shown? No clinic publishes its complications. Read our honest risks page alongside these videos, not instead of them.

Where the independent reviews live

We do not embed reviews on this site that we cannot verify against a third-party platform, and we do not publish an aggregate star rating, because our rating is split across six Google Business Profile listings plus Facebook and Trustpilot. Our reviews page lists every branch profile and explains how we respond to negative reviews — publicly, within 48 business hours, with the reviewing clinician named.

Next steps

If a video has moved you closer to a decision, the next step is arithmetic, not more video. Send six phone photos through the free quote form and we will return an itemised New Zealand dollar plan naming brands, warranty periods, and trip length — including an honest recommendation to stay home if your case does not justify the airfare.

Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

Are these videos independent reviews?

No. We filmed, edited, and published every video on this page on our own YouTube channel, which makes them first-party marketing rather than independently verified reviews. Patients consented to appear and were not paid for their appearance, but we controlled the edit. For reviews we do not control, each of our six branches carries its own Google Business Profile with platform-verified reviews, and we also appear on Facebook and Trustpilot. See our reviews page for how to find those and how we respond to negative ones.

Are any of these patients from New Zealand?

Not yet. The patients in these videos travelled from Australia, Paris, and other countries, or live in Vietnam as expatriates. We publish the origin on every video card rather than leaving it vague, because implying these were Kiwi patients would be misleading. The Australian patient's video is the closest comparison to the New Zealand decision — Australia has a similar private dental fee structure and a similar flight time to Vietnam.

Why does the Australian patient video matter to a New Zealand patient?

Australian private dental fees sit in a comparable band to New Zealand fees, and the flight from eastern Australia to Vietnam is roughly comparable in cost and duration to a flight from Auckland with one stop. The arithmetic that patient walks through — treatment saving versus airfare, accommodation, and time off work — is the same arithmetic a New Zealand patient runs. The absolute numbers differ, so use our NZD pricing page and savings calculator for your own case.

Can I speak to a patient who has had treatment?

We cannot pass on patient contact details, because doing so would breach the medical privacy we owe every patient. What we can do is arrange a video consultation with the named clinician who would treat you, before you commit to anything, so you can ask clinical questions directly. Request that through the free quote form or by WhatsApp.

How were these videos verified?

Each video on this page links to the original on our official YouTube channel, where you can see the upload date, view count, and comments. The titles and durations shown on this page are pulled directly from YouTube metadata rather than rewritten by us. If a title on this page differs from the title on YouTube, the YouTube version is authoritative.