Dental Crowns in Bangkok from THB 9,900

La Posh Dental Clinic · Bangna and Ram Inthra-Ratchada · Open daily 10:30–19:30

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Dental Crowns in Bangkok from THB 9,900 at La Posh Dental Clinic
In short: A dental crown covers the whole tooth to restore a tooth with large decay, cracks, breaks or after root canal treatment, so you can chew again and the tooth looks natural. At La Posh Dental Clinic, metal crowns start at THB 9,900, porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns are THB 12,500–26,000, and ceramic or zirconia crowns are THB 20,000 per tooth.

When do you need a crown?

  • Decay too large for a filling
  • A cracked or broken tooth
  • A tooth after root canal treatment, which can become brittle
  • Heavily worn teeth
  • Improving the shape or colour of a tooth

Crown types and prices (2026)

TypePriceBest for
Metal crownTHB 9,900Back teeth with heavy chewing force
PFM crown (porcelain fused to metal)THB 12,500–26,000, depending on the metalStrength with a tooth-coloured surface
Ceramic / zirconia crownTHB 20,000Front teeth, natural look, metal allergy
Signature Emax / ProceraTHB 22,000High aesthetic demand
Post / coreTHB 5,500 / THB 3,000Rebuilding a root-treated tooth before the crown

The final price depends on your tooth. A dentist confirms the price before treatment.

Steps

  1. Examination and X-ray
  2. Treat decay; root canal treatment first if the nerve is affected
  3. Tooth shaped and impression or scan taken
  4. Temporary crown worn for about 2–3 weeks
  5. Final crown checked for fit and bite, then cemented

Crown or filling, crown or veneer?

FillingCrownVeneer
CoversPart of the toothThe whole toothFront surface only
UseSmall to medium decayLarge damage, weak teethCosmetic changes to front teeth

Caring for a crown

  • Avoid hard or sticky food for the first 24 hours
  • Brush twice a day and floss around the crown edge
  • Wear a night guard if you grind
  • Check-ups every 6 months

Crown materials explained

  • Full metal (for example gold, white gold or palladium): very strong and durable, good for back teeth with heavy chewing force.
  • All-ceramic / zirconia: closest to a natural tooth and can match many shades; good for front teeth and for people allergic to metal.
  • Porcelain fused to metal (PFM): a metal structure with a ceramic surface, combining strength with a tooth-coloured look.
  • All-resin: lower cost and moderate strength, can break more easily; mainly used as a temporary crown while the final crown is made.
  • Stainless steel: not tooth-coloured, but needs fewer visits; used on baby teeth in children, and falls out naturally when the adult tooth comes in.

Benefits and limits of crowns

BenefitsLimits
Fixed firmly, so no worry about it coming loose when eating or talkingMore tooth is shaped than for a filling
Strengthens the tooth and helps prevent fracturesCosts more and takes longer than a filling
More durable than ordinary filling materialsSome sensitivity can occur after the crown is fitted
Neighbouring teeth do not need to be cut down
Can improve the colour and shape of the tooth

If you are worried about sensitivity or swelling, rinse with salt water at least 3 times a day and use a high-fluoride toothpaste and mouthwash.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a dental crown?

A cap that fits over a tooth to protect and restore it, for example after large decay, a break or root canal treatment.

How much does a crown cost?

Metal crowns are THB 9,900, PFM crowns THB 12,500–26,000 and ceramic or zirconia crowns THB 20,000 (Emax/Procera THB 22,000).

Which material suits front teeth?

All-ceramic crowns look closest to natural teeth, so they suit front teeth and people with metal allergies.

How long does a crown take?

Making the crown takes about 2–3 weeks, and you wear a temporary crown in between.

Are there downsides?

More tooth is removed than for a filling, it costs more and takes longer, and you may have some sensitivity afterwards.

How do I care for a crown?

Care for it like a normal tooth: brush twice a day, floss and see your dentist every 6 months.

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Available at both La Posh branches

Bangna branch (Cascade Bangna) tel. 065-697-9562 · Ram Inthra–Ratchada branch (The Junction) tel. 082-838-7434
Open daily 10:30–19:30. Our team can answer in English by phone and LINE.

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This page is general information. Results vary between patients. A dentist will examine you and confirm the price before any treatment starts.

Send photos of your teeth on LINE for a free initial assessment

Take photos of your smile and bite from the front and sides, then send them to LINE @laposhclinic. A dentist will review them and suggest initial treatment options for free, before you book a visit at the Bangna or Ram Inthra–Ratchada branch.

* A photo assessment is initial advice only. Your treatment plan and final cost require an examination at the clinic.

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