Ceramic crowns made with advanced technology like CAD/CAM technology blends aesthetics and functionality perfectly together. A patient will get high quality ceramic crowns with exact precision when they visit our clinic for treatment. Ceramic crowns are ideally recommended for caries and stained teeth. They are bio-compatible and do not cause allergies.
With significant tooth decay
The presence of visible defects
With disproportionate size, irregular shape or position of the tooth
Ceramic crown step by step:
Preparation before your appointment
In this step, you will be subject to a detailed dental examination where X-rays and 3D scans of the teeth anterior will be taken. A treatment plan is devised after evaluation of these tests.
Tooth Preparation
Your dentist will file the affected tooth to make a space for inserting the crown. With the help of advanced software, an impression is taken with with CAD/CAM technology for transfer to a computer. It gives the dentist a three-dimensional image sent to a computer with an insight into the onlays and overlay of your mouth.
Cementing the Crown stage
The next step is to mill the crown and for this you do not need several visits during the course of treatment. It is done in one session where you need to test it for the right aesthetic appeal, bite alignment, and perfect fit.
Installation of the crown
This is the final step where last minute touch-ups are given to the crown for the right bite and appeal. When everything is in order, the crown is sent to the manufacturing unit for polishing before it is inserted inside the mouth.
Price: Ceramic crowns using CAD/CAM technology
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Prosthodontic consultation
250 PLN -
Tomography of 1 jaw
250 PLN -
Tomography of 2 jaws
350 PLN -
Zirconia implant crown
3 300 PLN -
Zirconia crown
2 500 PLN -
E-max crown
2 800 PLN
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Frequently asked questions about CAD/CAM ceramic crowns
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No. It is conducted with local anesthesia, and you will feel no pain. Your dentist will evaluate your condition and guide you on the whole procedure.
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With the aid of CAD/CAM technology, the placement of a crown is done in a single sitting. It can be done in a comfortable and pain-free manner.
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A dental crown made of ceramic is durable to last for a very long time with proper oral hygiene and care like regular brushing and flossing.
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All ceramic-crowns are natural-looking, free from metals, durable and highly compatible with the surrounding gums and teeth.
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A CAD/CAM crown is a dental crown designed and manufactured using advanced computer technology. CAD/CAM stands for Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing — meaning your crown is digitally scanned, precisely designed on a computer, and then milled from a solid block of high-quality ceramic or zirconia. This technology allows for an exceptionally accurate fit, natural-looking results, and often a faster turnaround time compared to traditional crowns. At our clinic, we use CAD/CAM systems to ensure your restoration is both beautiful and long-lasting.
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Yes, CAD/CAM crowns are an excellent choice. They are digitally designed and precision-milled for a highly accurate fit, and they're made from durable, tooth-colored materials like zirconia or ceramic that look very natural. One of their biggest advantages is that they can often be fabricated and placed in a single visit, saving you time. Studies consistently show they offer long-term durability and aesthetics comparable to — or even better than — traditionally made crowns.
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CAD/CAM crowns are highly durable and typically last 10 to 15 years or longer with proper care. Many patients enjoy their crowns for over 20 years when they maintain good oral hygiene, attend regular dental check-ups, and avoid habits like teeth grinding or biting hard objects. The precise fit and high-quality materials used in CAD/CAM technology often contribute to their excellent longevity compared to traditionally made crowns.
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Yes, CEREC is a CAD/CAM system — one of the most well-known in modern dentistry. CAD/CAM stands for "Computer-Aided Design / Computer-Aided Manufacturing," which means your dental restoration (such as a crown, veneer, or inlay) is digitally designed on a computer and then precisely milled from a ceramic block, often right in our office during a single visit. CEREC was one of the pioneering CAD/CAM technologies in dentistry and continues to be widely trusted for creating high-quality, natural-looking restorations.
Dentists who make CAD/CAM ceramic crowns
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Borys Minakov
Prosthodontist
His approach focuses on individually tailored treatment plans that not only solve current issues but also prevent future ones. This helps patients ...
Dmytro Ostrovskyi
Prosthodontist
Over 30 hands-on courses completed in 9 years of practice. A comprehensive approach guarantees stable, durable, and predictable results.
Vladyslav Karkachov
General dentist, endodontist, prosthodontist
Relies on a well-thought-out treatment plan and good rapport with the patient. A friendly approach helps build trust, even among those afraid of de...
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What are ceramic dental crowns in dentistry?
Ceramic dental crowns are caps that look like natural teeth and play an integral role in the field of dentistry. They are generally used in root canal treatments for dental caries or damaged teeth. They are durable, translucent and blend in naturally with the surrounding teeth. They are often recommended when a veneer treatment plan for restoring damaged teeth won’t work. They are biocompatible and do not cause discomfort to patients with mouth sensitivities.
Advantages of Ceramic Crowns for an aesthetic smile
Ceramic crowns with your dentist made with digital technology ensure you get the perfect smile and bite function. Ceramic is a skin friendly material and does not cause allergies like metal.
Metal-free ceramics: indications for use
in the presence of allergic reactions to crowns made of other materials.
For patients who have allergies to metal, an all-ceramic crown is ideal for them. It is safe, biocompatible, and durable.
Contraindications for the installation of ceramic crowns
caries and restorations in need of replacement
Ceramic crowns will not be recommended to you if you have an untreated oral cavity or a filling that is old. You need to undergo caries treatment first, before you can go in for a ceramic crown.
bite anomalies
Bite anomalies is another reason for placement of ceramic crowns. Involuntary teeth grinding or clenching, also known as bruxism, are not ideal candidates for ceramic crowns.
short crown
You may have a tooth with limited space. In such cases, dentists cannot recommend a ceramic crown on the patient’s tooth. The length of the tooth first needs to be increased before considering ceramic inlays.
inflammation of the gums
Healthy gums are mandatory for successful crown placements. If you have swollen gums, it first has to be treated before the ceramic crown placements.
Why Choose Dynasty Stomatology for Ceramic Crowns?
Dynasty Stomatology is a highly credible dental clinic in Krakow, Poland. Our team of licensed and skilled experts specialize in a wide array of dental care and oral health treatments like metal ceramics, temporary crowns, prosthetic implants, dental bridge treatment, porcelain crowns, composite crowns, and more. Our clinic provides you with a safe and comfortable environment to repair and save damaged teeth with ceramic crown procedures.
Ceramic Crown Prices at Dynasty Stomatology Dental Clinic
The price for ceramic crown depends upon the condition of your teeth, whether you need an implant or not and the restorations procedures you need for treatment.