Dental Crowns cost in Turkey vs the UK
Short answer
Clinicest’s reference range for Dental Crowns in Turkey is €150–350 (about £129–301) per crown. Published UK private price guides quote £550–1,200 per crown. These are indicative ranges, not quotes: your price depends on examination, the treatment plan and what is included.
- Currency:
- Turkey figures in euros (EUR) with an indicative sterling conversion; UK figures in pounds (GBP).
- Source date:
- Figures and sources last checked 18 September 2026.
- Main price factors:
- Material: zirconia, e.max, porcelain-fused-to-metal; Whether a root canal, post or build-up is needed first; The lab and whether the crown is made in-house.
Written by Clinicest Editorial Team. Not yet reviewed by a dental professional. Last reviewed 18 September 2026. How we write and check this content. General information only — not medical advice.
Turkey and UK prices side by side
Turkey — Clinicest reference range
€150–350
about £129–301 · per crown
UK private — published price guides
£550–1,200
per crown · one source only
One price guide: £550–£1,100 for zirconia and £550–£1,200 for e.max crowns nationally, higher in London. NHS crowns are a separate fixed band and are not comparable.
Prices are indicative and may vary depending on examination, treatment plan and included services. Turkey figures are Clinicest reference ranges pending clinic-confirmed price lists, shown in euros with an indicative conversion (about £0.86 per €1, not a live rate). Only a written treatment plan from a clinic is a price you can rely on.
What affects the price
- Material: zirconia, e.max, porcelain-fused-to-metal.
- Whether a root canal, post or build-up is needed first.
- The lab and whether the crown is made in-house.
Ask for these to be written into the quote
- Exactly what is included and what would cost extra — imaging, extractions, grafting, temporary teeth, the final restoration.
- The brand and material, and the warranty period in writing.
- The number of trips and visits, and who pays if you need to come back.
- What happens if you need corrective work — and who pays for it, including flights and hotel.
Is it worth it?
A lower price is only part of the decision. For a small amount of work, flights, accommodation and time away can cancel out much of the difference; for larger cases the difference can be larger than the cost of the trip. Your own quote decides which side of that you are on.
The General Dental Council, which regulates dental professionals in the UK, advises anyone considering treatment abroad to speak to their own dentist first, and to ask who pays for extra flights, hotel and remedial work if something needs putting right, and whether further treatment is included in the initial cost. It also notes it cannot guarantee that an organisation like it exists in other countries or that standards are the same.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a dental crown cost in Turkey?
Clinicest’s reference range in Turkey is €150–350 per crown (about £129–301). Published UK private price guides quote £550–1,200 per crown. These are indicative ranges, not quotes: the price you can rely on is the one in a clinic’s written treatment plan after it has examined you.
How many trips does a crown need?
Often one short stay, with a temporary crown while the permanent one is made. A tooth that needs root canal treatment first usually adds time. Ask for the schedule in writing.
Zirconia or e.max crown — which is better?
Neither is better in every case. Zirconia is stronger and more chip-resistant; e.max is more translucent and often used at the front. Your dentist should explain the choice for your specific tooth.
Sources
- Dental crown cost UK — Dentist Cost UK — price guide, updated Aug 2026. Commercial price guide. Accessed 18 September 2026
- Going abroad for dental treatment — General Dental Council (GDC). Regulator. Accessed 18 September 2026
UK price guides are published by private dental providers, so they are commercial pages; we show more than one where they exist and say when only one is available.
Sources and figures last checked 18 September 2026.