The ultimate guide to Crowns in Kata Beach

Eliminate discomfort, restore strength and improve the appearance of damaged teeth with affordable dental crowns in Kata Beach Town.

What are dental crowns?

Dental crowns can be made from a variety of materials to form tooth-shaped coverings to strengthen and disguise ugly teeth. They can be made from zirconia, porcelain, ceramic, metal and gold and are suitable for prosthetic reconstructions anywhere in the mouth.

The Benefits of Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are used in cosmetic dentistry to primarily improve the appearance of a tooth, covering discoloration and other irregularities, and helping to maintain a healthy-looking, natural smile.

However, their usefulness is not just cosmetic. They can help to preserve the natural function of a tooth, helping to restore a natural bite if a tooth is damaged. They an also replace missing teeth with a dental implant, or as part of a bridge.

Crowns are also useful in protecting teeth which may be weakened or damaged by fracture, decay or root canal treatment, and for providing extra protection for large fillings. They can also help seal a tooth from decay.

Good crowns are exceedingly long-lasting. However, the cost is very expensive, especially if you need more than one – which is why many thousands of people are opting to have their crown procedures done in less expensive locations abroad such as Kata Beach. The benefits of saving a substantial amount of money – more than enough to pay for a holiday – being an obvious plus point too good to miss.

Types of Dental Crown

The most common dental crowns are porcelain ceramic crowns and porcelain fused to metal (PFM) – and the cost does vary dependent upon the material used. Your dentist in Kata Beach will discuss the options with you so you can decide what are the best materials for your particular circumstance.

Porcelain or ceramic crowns are typically used on the front teeth because of their translucency and natural appearance, but they are strong enough to be used anywhere in the mouth. Made from bio-compatible materials, they are metal-free, minimizing the risk of allergic reactions.

PFM crowns are made from metal and ceramic. They are lighter than porcelain and stronger because they are made from metal.

Why have dental crowns in Kata Beach?

Thailand is a top destination and one of the pioneers in dental and medical tourism, has a long-standing reputation for excellent treatments. Thailand’s dentists undergo rigorous training and are highly-skilled professionals and the dentists in Kata Beach are no exception.

As a popular tourist destination for international clientele, the competition for patients ensures that clinics are continuously striving to deliver the best and most competitively priced services. Healthy competition is good for patients, benefiting them quality care at lower pries. Here, lower priced treatment does not equate to lower quality materials as labs in Thailand use the same materials as your dentist at home.

Many Thai dental clinics have state-of-the-art equipment and carefully maintain international standards on hygiene and safety.

Who wouldn’t want to save up to 75% on their dental care, by coming to a tropical paradise like Kata Beach?

How long do dental crowns take in Kata Beach?

Dental crowns take around 4 days to complete in Kata Beach – with visits to the dentist on the first and last day, and the lab work taking place in between. The work can sometimes be completed even sooner if your dentist has an on-side laboratory

What is the cost of dental crowns in Kata Beach?

The tremendous savings speak for themselves.

In Australia, dental crowns start from around AUD $1,200 but start around AUD $264 in Kata Beach. Zirconia crowns are around AUD $1,500 in Australia, compared to AUD $444 in Thailand.

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