Crowns — restore strength and shape
Cap teeth that are cracked, worn, deeply decayed or root-treated to bring back their strength and looks — in all-ceramic and porcelain-fused-to-metal, planned with an X-ray for every case, at 14 branches beside the BTS/MRT.
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What is a dental crown, and who is it for?
A dental crown is a cap that covers the whole tooth to restore its strength, shape and colour. It is commonly used on teeth that are cracked, worn or deeply decayed, or teeth that have had root canal treatment and are more brittle than usual — bringing back normal chewing with a natural look.
The dentist assesses your X-rays and the remaining tooth structure, then chooses the right type of crown — all-ceramic (EMax, Zirconia) for the most natural look, or porcelain-fused-to-metal for strength and value. It usually takes 2–3 visits to fit the permanent crown.
A cracked, worn or deeply decayed tooth can worsen if left
A crown caps a weakened tooth before the damage spreads to the point of extraction.
Types of crown and prices
Compare material, looks and strength before you decide
Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal
Strong against chewing forces and great value — ideal for back teeth; several grades by metal content
All-Ceramic EMax
The most natural, translucent look — light passes through close to a real tooth; ideal for front teeth
All-Ceramic Zirconia
Strong and good-looking in one, metal-free — suits both front teeth and molars that need durability
* Prices are indicative ranges; the actual fee depends on your individual case — See the full price list →
Why patients choose crowns at Skytrain
The same standard of care across all 14 branches
Specialist prosthodontic dentists
Specialist dentists who can care for you across our 14 branches
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The dental crown process
Every step is explained in advance — what we'll do, how long it takes and the cost, with no add-ons along the way
Frequently asked questions
Which crown is best?
Does getting a crown hurt?
How much does a crown cost? Can I pay in instalments?
How long does a crown last?
What is a dental crown?
A dental crown is a cap made to cover the whole tooth, restoring its strength, shape and colour so you can chew normally again with a natural look.
When is a crown needed?
Commonly on teeth that are cracked, worn or chipped over a wide area, decay too deep for a normal filling, or teeth that have had root canal treatment and are more brittle — as well as a crown on an implant or as part of a bridge.
How to choose the crown material
Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) — strong and great value, ideal for molars under heavy load.
All-ceramic EMax — translucent and natural, ideal for front teeth.
All-ceramic Zirconia — strong and good-looking in one, metal-free, suits any position.
A crown as part of other treatment
A crown is often placed after root canal treatment to protect a brittle tooth, used as the crown on a dental implant, and is the building block of a bridge where joined crowns replace missing teeth.
How to care for a crown so it lasts
Brush and floss to keep the crown margin and gum clean, avoid biting hard objects, and come for check-ups and scaling on schedule. A well-cared-for crown often lasts many years to over a decade.
Branches Across Bangkok
14 branches next to BTS/MRT lines — choose the one nearest you.
Want to know which crown suits your tooth?
Send a photo of your teeth via LINE and our dental team will give an initial assessment and recommend the right crown for you, free of charge.
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