Dental Crown Cost
How Much Does a Dental Crown Cost?
The cost of a dental crown can range from $500 to $3,000, according to industry figures. That’s a wide range because no two procedures are alike. Your price will be affected by the type of crown you need and what preparatory care is necessary.
Let’s take a closer look…
Find Out How Much Your Crown Will Cost
For accurate pricing, the only way to determine how much your dental crown will cost is to request a consultation at Dr. Newman's dental office in Nashville, TN. One of our dentists can assess your mouth to determine your needs and provide an accurate quote.
We can also recommend the type of dental material that is optimum in your situation. While many dentists rely on metal crowns and porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns, our patients generally prefer our more natural-looking porcelain crowns and our high-end all-ceramic crowns made from IPS Empress and IPS e.max.
Will Insurance Cover the Cost of a Crown?
Most dental insurance programs will cover at least some of the cost when a crown is needed to restore a tooth. However, if a crown is a cosmetic dentistry procedure, the typical insurance policy won’t cover it. If you’re not sure how your procedure will be classified, our knowledgeable team can help you determine what is covered by your insurance company so you can get the most out of your benefits.
Do you have questions about insurance or managing any out-of-pocket expenses?
Hear From Our Patients
Gina Florio
2021
From start to finish, this office is a pleasure to visit. Efficient and friendly front desk staff, fantastic cleaning, experienced and kind technician, and attentive doctor. Very happy to have found such a great dentist in Nashville!
View on GoogleRobin Kristie
2021
Best dentist in Nashville. Clint Newman is a true artist, and he repaired years of disappointing work I had received by others. Support staff is top notch and super friendly....I always leave with a smile on my face.
View on GoogleDental Crowns Are Versatile
Dental crowns are the workhorses of dentistry. Our natural-looking crowns protect your damaged teeth and, at the same time, restore your smile. We also use crowns as stand-ins for missing teeth, either as part of a bridge or with an implant. In fact, dental implants are considered the most lifelike tooth replacement option available today. We regularly use implants with crowns, bridges, and dentures. Denture wearers, in particular, love the security that implants offer.
