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Dental crowns in Pattaya

A crown is a fixed cap that covers a damaged tooth, stops further decay and restores its strength and appearance.

Illustration of a ceramic crown fitting onto a tooth
Made in
about 1 week
Visits
2–3
Price
from THB 10,000

Types of crown

The right material depends on where the tooth is and how much it has to withstand.

Ceramic fused to metal (PFM)

A metal core adds strength so back teeth can handle chewing, with a tooth-coloured surface.

from 10,000 THB

Gold & metal crowns

Very strong and well tolerated by the gums — mostly used for molars.

from 13,000 THB

How the treatment works

  1. Examination & impression

    The tooth is examined, prepared and an impression sent to the lab.

  2. Temporary crown

    A temporary crown protects the tooth for about a week.

  3. Permanent crown

    The final crown is fitted, adjusted and cemented.

Dental crowns prices

TreatmentPrice (THB)
PFM crown (base metal) from 10,000
Palladium crown (2% gold) from 13,000
Semi-precious crown (50% gold) from 15,000
High-precious crown (70%+ gold) from 17,000
All-ceramic crown from 16,000
Temporary crown from 3,500
Crown removal from 1,000
Diastema (space) closure 3,000
Canine over-contouring 1,500
Diamond implantation 1,000

Prices may change. Ask about current promotions.

More about dental crowns

Porcelain crowns are the closest to natural teeth. They are made from full-ceramic material or metal based ceramic. The material to be used is determined by the clinical requirements at hand; esthetic requirement, strength requirements, material durability and location. Getting a crown requires a minimum of 2 appointments, the first appointment involves trimming down the tooth, taking impression and placement of temporary crown. The impression taken will then be taken to our laboratory technician who will fabricate the crown. For the second visit, dentist will fit-in the permanent crown in place.

Benefits of Dental Crowns

  • Prevent teeth from further weakening and breaking
  • Restore fractured tooth
  • Crown a dental implant
  • Restore teeth with large holes when dental filling is no longer possible.
  • Crown tooth that has undergone root canal treatment
  • To form part of a dental bridge
  • Improve appearance of discolored tooth
  • Reshapes tooth

Questions about dental crowns

When do I need a crown instead of a filling?

When a tooth is broken or has a cavity too large to fill, after root canal treatment, or to support a bridge.

What if my temporary crown comes off?

Try to place it back gently and contact us — we will re-cement it quickly.

How do I look after a crown?

Brush and floss as you would natural teeth and keep your regular check-ups.

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Reception at Hollywood Smile Dental Center