Strong. Precise. Crafted In-House.
Restore the strength, function, and natural appearance of your smile with custom zirconia and E.max crowns—digitally designed and crafted in our in-house dental lab for $450 per crown, compared with approximately $1,200–$1,500 in the U.S.
Dental bridges and implant-supported crowns are created with the same precision, premium materials, and direct collaboration between your dentist and our laboratory team.
Precision You Can See. Strength You Can Trust.
Zirconia and E.max, Crafted In-House
Your crown is digitally scanned, designed, and precision-milled in our own lab—giving us complete control over its fit, bite, shade, and natural appearance.
Missing a tooth? We will tell you honestly whether a fixed bridge or an implant-supported crown is the better long-term solution for you.
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Crown & Bridge Pricing
| Treatment | Typical U.S. Price | Esthetic Dent | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zirconium crown | $1,500 | $450 | 70% |
| Emax porcelain crown | $1,200 | $450 | 62% |
| Crown over implant | $900 | $500 | 44% |
| Root canal (if needed) | $800 | $350 | 56% |
Dental bridges are priced per unit at the same rate as individual crowns. You will receive a clear, itemized written quote following your free virtual consultation.
Dental Crowns & Bridges FAQs
A dental crown restores and protects a damaged tooth when the root can still be preserved. If a tooth is missing, a dental bridge fills the space using neighboring teeth for support, while a dental implant replaces the missing root and helps preserve the surrounding bone. Our dentist will recommend the right treatment based on your examination, digital scans, and long-term oral health—not simply on price.
Because your crown is digitally designed and milled in our in-house dental lab, treatment can usually be completed within a few days. Many international patients receive their final crown during the same trip as their clinical evaluation, depending on their individual case.
With proper care, zirconia crowns commonly last 10 to 15 years and may last significantly longer. Their lifespan depends on oral hygiene, bite forces, regular dental checkups, and habits such as teeth grinding. Although the crown protects the tooth, the surrounding gums, bone, and natural tooth structure still require daily brushing and flossing.
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