Restorative care
Crowns & onlays
Custom restorations considered when a tooth needs more coverage or support than a direct filling can provide.
€450–€800Illustrative treatment range
Appointment guideCommonly assessment plus preparation and fitting visits.
The care goal
What the plan is trying to achieve.
Rebuild strength, shape, and bite with a restoration chosen for the tooth's condition and long-term plan.
Often discussed for
- Heavily restored teeth
- Fractures
- Significant wear
- Protection after selected root canal care
A visible sequence
Three stages to discuss before proceeding.
- 01
Plan
Assess the tooth, gum health, bite, material options, and whether a more conservative onlay is suitable.
- 02
Prepare
Shape and record the tooth carefully, then protect it while the final restoration is prepared.
- 03
Fit
Confirm appearance, margins, contact, and bite before final placement and care guidance.
Planning range
€450–€800
This demonstration range excludes assumptions about diagnosis, complexity, materials, imaging, laboratory work, temporary care, and maintenance unless a real written estimate says otherwise.
A written estimate should explain
- Each stage and visit
- Included materials or laboratory work
- Optional or contingency items
- Alternatives and maintenance
- How long the estimate is valid
- What may change after assessment
Questions to take with you
A better decision starts with a better conversation.
What is the difference between a crown and an onlay?
A crown generally covers more of the tooth, while an onlay may replace selected damaged areas. Suitability depends on the remaining tooth and bite.
How is the material chosen?
Position, appearance, bite, space, durability, maintenance, and clinical findings guide the recommendation and alternatives.
Ready for a clearer next step?
Choose a care reason and sample visit time.
The scheduling flow is browser-local and asks for no health history or personal contact data.