What is Dental Crowns?

Dental crowns are tooth-shaped “caps” placed over teeth to restore their shape, size, strength, and appearance. When crowns are cemented into place, they fully encase the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies at and above the gum line.

Types of Dental Crowns

1. Porcelain or Ceramic Crowns

Best For: Front teeth due to their natural color and texture, which can be matched to the adjacent teeth.
Advantages: Excellent natural color match, suitable for people with metal allergies.
Disadvantages: Less durable than metal crowns, can wear down opposing teeth more than metal or resin crowns.

2. Porcelain Fused to Metal (PFM) Crowns

Best For: Front or back teeth when a balance between strength and aesthetics is needed.
Advantages: Stronger than porcelain or ceramic crowns, better aesthetics than metal crowns.
Disadvantages: The metal under the porcelain cap can sometimes show as a dark line, especially at the gum line. The porcelain part can also chip or break off.

3. Gold Alloys Crowns

Best For: Back teeth where aesthetics are less of a concern.
Advantages: Strong and durable, do not wear down the teeth opposite them, and high biocompatibility (minimal risk of allergic reaction).
Disadvantages: Distinctive gold color that may not appeal to everyone.

4. Base Metal Alloys Crowns

Best For: Back teeth due to their strength.
Advantages: Very strong and resistant to corrosion, require the least amount of healthy tooth removal prior to fitting.
Disadvantages: Metallic color is not aesthetically pleasing for front teeth.

5. Zirconia Crowns

Best For: Both front and back teeth due to their strength and excellent aesthetics.
Advantages: Extremely durable, can be made with a very natural appearance, less likely to chip compared to porcelain crowns.
Disadvantages: Can be tough on opposing teeth, leading to wear.

6. Composite Resin Crowns

Best For: Temporary or short-term solutions, or when budget constraints are significant.
Advantages: Less expensive than other types of crowns, can be made in-office in a single visit, good for temporary crowns.
Disadvantages: Less durable than other types of crowns, more prone to fracturing and wear over time.

Dental Treatments

Dental Crowns Turkey Cost 2025

The cost of dental crowns in Turkey in 2025 varies depending on the type of crown and the specific dental clinic. Here are some key points regarding the costs:

The average cost for full dental crowns in Turkey ranges between $1,500 and $3,550.
Zirconia crowns may be purchased for $150 each, with a complete set of 20 teeth costing around $3,100.
The cost of dental crowns in Turkey can range between $100 and $250 per crown, which is significantly more affordable than in many other countries.
Zirconia crowns cost between 350€ and 500€ per tooth.
For a zirconium crown, prices range between $130 and $250. The cost for a full set ranges significantly, with some prices quoted as $600 to $3,000.
Prices for dental crowns overall in Turkey can vary significantly, with some estimates as low as $10 to $970, and an average cost of around $210 depending on the type of crown used.

Region	Average Dental Crowns Cost
Turkey	$1,500 – $3,500 or more
USA	$8,000 – $12,000 or more
Canada	$8,000 – $12,000 or more
UK	£5,000 – £8,000 or more
Australia	AUD 8,000 – AUD 15,000 or more
Germany	€8,000 – €10,000 or more
France	€7,000 – €10,000 or more

Why does Dental Crowns Cost in Turkey Cheap?

Exchange rate: Favorable exchange rates for foreign currencies relative to the Turkish lira can make procedures even cheaper for international patients.
Standardized procedures: Many Turkish clinics employ standardized protocols and techniques for common procedures like Dental Crowns, achieving efficiency and cost savings.

Dental Crowns Before and After Photos

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Dental Crowns Turkey Reviews

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Is it Safe To Have A Dental Crowns in Turkey?

Having Dental Crowns in Turkey is generally considered safe, and the country has become a popular destination for dental tourism due to its high standards of care, affordability, and use of modern technology.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Crowns

Does Health Insurance Pay for the Dental Crowns?

Whether health insurance pays for dental treatments largely depends on the type of health insurance policy you have, the specific dental treatment you need, and the country in which you are receiving the treatment.

Is Dental Crowns Painful?

Dental treatments can vary greatly in terms of discomfort and pain, depending on the type of procedure, the individual’s pain threshold, and the use of anesthesia or sedation.

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