A beautiful porcelain crown on a front tooth will generally cost much more than a basic crown on a back tooth. Besides the functional requirements, the porcelain crown on a front tooth will have to look perfect in order to blend in with the other teeth. Especially in the case of a single front tooth, not only does it require an exceptional amount of skill by the cosmetic dentist and the laboratory technician, but it requires a great deal of time to get a perfect match with an adjacent front tooth. It may require special photographic work and several trips back and forth to the lab to get a perfect match.
The cost for a porcelain crown on a front tooth will generally be from $950 to over $2000, depending on the part of the country and the dentist.
Related information about porcelain crowns:
- Visit our cosmetic dentistry costs page for fee survey information about the costs of porcelain crowns and other cosmetic dentistry procedures. This page also contains general information about dental costs that will help you interpret this information.
- Click here to learn more about porcelain crowns on front teeth.
- Click here to learn about various types of all-porcelain crowns.
- If you have dental insurance, you’ll want to know about how much they will cover of your cosmetic dental work. Read here about cosmetic dentistry and dental insurance.
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