Dental Crown
Why a Dental Crown?
✓ Metal-free and biocompatible
✓ Restores cracked or heavily filled teeth
✓ Strong enough for daily chewing
✓ Long-lasting — 15+ years with care
What Our Patients Say
Award-winning dental & denture care in Ireland

Homecare Provider of the Year Finalist 2026

Best Mobile Dental & Denture Services Provider 2026

Irish Enterprise Awards 2026

Business All-Star 8 Years

Best In Class Denture & Dental Care 2023

Irish Dentistry Awards 2020

All-Ireland Business Awards 2019

Inspiring Awards

Business All-Star 2018

Business All Stars 2018

Irish Dentistry Awards 2016

Best Dental Laboratory 2012

ActionCOACH Award 2012

ActionCOACH Award 2010

CX Awards 2026 Finalist – Best CX in Healthcare

Homecare Provider of the Year Finalist 2026

Best Mobile Dental & Denture Services Provider 2026

Irish Enterprise Awards 2026

Business All-Star 8 Years

Best In Class Denture & Dental Care 2023

Irish Dentistry Awards 2020

All-Ireland Business Awards 2019

Inspiring Awards

Business All-Star 2018

Business All Stars 2018

Irish Dentistry Awards 2016

Best Dental Laboratory 2012

ActionCOACH Award 2012

ActionCOACH Award 2010

CX Awards 2026 Finalist – Best CX in Healthcare

Homecare Provider of the Year Finalist 2026

Best Mobile Dental & Denture Services Provider 2026

Irish Enterprise Awards 2026

Business All-Star 8 Years

Best In Class Denture & Dental Care 2023

Irish Dentistry Awards 2020

All-Ireland Business Awards 2019

Inspiring Awards

Business All-Star 2018

Business All Stars 2018

Irish Dentistry Awards 2016

Best Dental Laboratory 2012

ActionCOACH Award 2012

ActionCOACH Award 2010

CX Awards 2026 Finalist – Best CX in Healthcare
We make dental care affordable
We accept PRSI for Oral Exam and Scale & Polish
We don’t accept Medical Cards
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Available at Our Clinics
Dublin North — Swords
Wexford
Waterford
Real crown transformations
Dental crowns
When is a crown recommended?
✓ To restore a root-treated tooth and prevent fracture.
✓ To replace a large filling when there isn’t enough tooth left.
✓ To cover a discoloured or misshaped tooth for cosmetic reasons.
Strong, beautiful, metal-free
Natural-Looking Finish
Metal-Free & Biocompatible
Strong & Durable
Long-Lasting Restoration
Dentist-Led Care
Protects Weak Teeth
Rated 4.9 ★ by hundreds of patients
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Sarah O’Brien
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Michael Walsh
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Aoife Murphy
Dental crown cost in Ireland
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crown
€330 per month with Klarna
20% Med 2 Tax Relief Available
✓ Suitable for back teeth
✓ Cost-effective option
Zirconia Crown
€330 per month with Klarna
20% Med 2 Tax Relief Available
✓ Outstanding strength
✓ Natural appearance
E.max Crown
€330 per month with Klarna
20% Med 2 Tax Relief Available
✓ Enamel-like translucency
✓ Metal-free
Your journey to a stronger smile
01
Consultation & Assessment
02
Treatment Plan & Quote
03
Tooth Preparation
04
Digital Impressions
05
Temporary Crown
06
Final Fitting
Choosing your crown
Zirconia Crown
E.max (Lithium Disilicate) Crown
Porcelain Crown
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM)
Crowns vs veneers
Dental Crown
✓ Restores both function and appearance
✓ Long-lasting — 15+ years with care
✓ From €890 (~€300/month with Klarna)
Porcelain Veneer
✓ Minimal tooth preparation
✓ Improves shape, shade & alignment
✓ From €890 per veneer
Cost of root canal and crown
Root canal treatment
€450 – €750
Zirconia / E.max crown
from €890
Combined total (typical)
€1,300 – €1,650
Implant crowns
✓ Protects neighbouring teeth from drifting
✓ Long-term solution — implants can last decades
Tooth crown before and after
The dental crown procedure & your options
What does the dental crown procedure involve?
What is a temporary crown?
What is an implant crown?
Which crown material is best?
Zirconia / E.max Crown
✓ Translucent like a real tooth — perfect for front teeth
✓ Extremely strong — zirconia is one of the toughest materials in dentistry
✓ Biocompatible — no risk of metal allergy
✓ Lasts 15-20+ years with good care
✓ CAD/CAM milled for a precise fit
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM)
✕ Dark grey line shows at the gum over time
✕ Strong but the ceramic layer can chip
✕ Risk of allergy in metal-sensitive patients
✕ Lasts 10-15 years on average
✕ Less expensive but inferior aesthetics