Want to enhance and protect your smile? At Radix Dentistry, we offer dental crowns for their cosmetic appeal but also their protection for your teeth—all at a price you can afford.
Cost Of Dental Crowns
On Average, Patients Pay As Low As $1,209*
Dental crowns are custom-made to fit over your teeth and are reliable and durable, lasting up to 15 years. Alternatives like fillings usually last only five to ten years. Invest in peace of mind with dental crowns for long-lasting savings.
*Price displayed is the average price paid by patients nationwide for dental crowns.
Factors That Affect The Cost Of A Dental Crown
Types Of Dental Crowns
Dental crowns can be made with several different and effective materials. Common materials for crowns include:
Zirconia
Known for durability and aesthetic appeal. Zirconia is the most popular, and it’s recommeded 98% of the time by Radix Dentistry dentists. For more details, see the dental crowns page to learn more.
Porcelain
Porcelain crowns are valued for their natural look and are often used for front teeth.
Ceramic
Similar to porcelain, ceramic crowns are made entirely of ceramic materials. They are an aesthetic option for crowns.
Porcelain-Fused-To-Metal (PFM)
These crowns combine the strength of metal with the aesthetic appeal of porcelain, providing a strong foundation and a natural-looking exterior for both front and back teeth.
Metal
Made from alloys like gold or platinum, metal crowns are durable and often used for molars due to their resistance to chewing forces.
Resin
Often used as a temporary solution while waiting for a permanent crown, resin crowns are more affordable but less durable, making them suitable for short-term use. Each of these materials may have varying prices, which will impact the overall cost of your dental crown.
Placement Complexity/Location
The placement complexity can vary depending on the condition of the underlying tooth, the need for additional treatments, and the precision required for aesthetic considerations. Additionally, the location of the dental crown, such as whether it is for a front tooth or a molar, can also impact costs due to differences in visibility, functional demands, and the materials used.
Dental Insurance & Financing
Dental costs can feel overwhelming, whether you have dental insurance or not. At Radix Dentistry, we believe dental care should be both accessible and affordable for everyone. That’s why we aim to make things simple for you by partnering with most insurance providers and offering flexible dental financing options through third-party providers, with nine out of ten patients receiving same-day approval. Please note that we do not accept Medicaid.
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Both new and returning patients can take advantage of our special offer and save 20% on their personalized treatment plan—including dental crowns.
Up To 20% Off Your Treatment Plan*
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Affording Dental Crowns
We make high-quality dental crowns possible for everyone. With third-party dental financing, a wide range of insurance providers, and our Radix Dentistry Savings Plan, learn the ways we make care affordable to you.
Your Dental Crown Cost Questions Answered
If you don’t currently have dental insurance—no worries. We’ll connect you with third-party financing to ensure you get the care you need. Explore financing options and our Radix Dentistry Savings Plan. To see which providers are accepted by your local Radix Dentistry office. We do accept Medicaid.
The different types of dental crowns include ceramic, porcelain-fused-to-metal, or all-metal crowns. Each comes with its own set of benefits. Talk to your Radix Dentistry care team today to see which is recommended for your oral health needs.
Depending on your insurance provider, your insurance may cover some, if not all, of the cost of your dental crown. For a full list of the insurance providers that we work with, check out our financing and insurance page. Refer to your local Radix Dentistry office for more information. We do accept Medicaid.
If you don’t have insurance, no problem. At Radix Dentistry, our teams work hard to provide accessible dental care for everyone. If you’re paying for your dental crown out of pocket, we’ll work with you on a financing plan that best fits your budget. A few options include payment plans, credit cards, or third-party financing.
Yes, dental crowns are typically considered a qualified medical expense under both FSAs and HSAs. However, it’s always a good idea to check with your local Radix Dentistry dentist office near you for specific details.
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