What does a dental crown cost?
A single crown typically runs about $1,000–$1,800, depending on the material and whether the tooth needs other work first. Here's what moves the number — and how we make it affordable.
What affects the price
The main factors are the crown material — tooth-colored porcelain and zirconia cost more than metal but look and wear better — and whether the tooth needs a root canal, a build-up, or a post before the crown goes on. Same-day and lab-made crowns can also differ in price.
After we look at the tooth, you'll get a clear, written estimate with your options laid out.
Get an estimateSaving on your crown
We check your PPO benefits first and apply what your plan covers. If you're out of network or uninsured, you can spread payments with CareCredit financing, or save 15–20% with our $250/year membership plan. You'll see the full price before we begin — no surprises.
Common questions
- How much does a dental crown cost?
- A single crown typically ranges from about $1,000 to $1,800, depending on the material (porcelain, zirconia, or metal) and whether other work like a root canal or build-up is needed first. We give you a written estimate before starting.
- Does insurance cover crowns?
- Many PPO plans cover part of a crown when it's needed to restore a damaged tooth. We check your benefits, and offer financing or our membership plan if you're out of network or uninsured.
- How long do crowns last?
- With good care, a well-fitted crown often lasts 10–15 years or more. The tooth underneath still needs regular cleanings and checkups.
Get a clear price for your crown.
Book a visit for a written estimate, with insurance checked and financing available.