You don’t have to tolerate a tooth that causes discomfort.
You don’t have to tolerate a tooth that causes discomfort.
You don’t have to tolerate a tooth that causes discomfort.
A precisely crafted crown restores the shape and strength of your tooth through a simple, painfree procedure - in as little as 7 days.
A precisely crafted crown restores the shape and strength of your tooth through a simple, painfree procedure - in as little as 7 days.
A precisely crafted crown restores the shape and strength of your tooth through a simple, painfree procedure - in as little as 7 days.
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4.8/5 on Google Reviews (120+ ratings)
30+ years of experience
30+ years of experience
30+ years of experience
Over 10,000 satisfied patients
Over 10,000 satisfied patients
Over 10,000 satisfied patients
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implanta dostupne su do 15. marta.
Promotional pricing ends March 15.
Promotional pricing ends March 15.
Promotional pricing ends March 15.
Patient Results
Patient Results
Crowns crafted with
experience and attention to detail
Crowns crafted with experience and attention
to detail
Dr. Marija Sjerobabin
Doctor of Dental Medicine
A dental crown should not only look beautiful - it must also feel stable and natural in your bite. Every detail matters, from shade and shape to functional balance.
At our clinic, prosthodontics and aesthetic crown design are led by Dr. Marija Sjerobabin, who brings over 20 years of experience in crown and restorative treatments.
Dr. Marija approaches each case individually, with careful planning and precise matching of color and form to your natural teeth. Bite alignment is thoroughly checked to ensure your crown looks natural and functions flawlessly.
A dental crown should not only look beautiful - it must also feel stable and natural in your bite. Every detail matters, from shade and shape to functional balance.
At our clinic, prosthodontics and aesthetic crown design are led by Dr. Marija Sjerobabin, who brings over 20 years of experience in crown and restorative treatments.
Dr. Marija approaches each case individually, with careful planning and precise matching of color and form to your natural teeth. Bite alignment is thoroughly checked to ensure your crown looks natural and functions flawlessly.
Dr. Marija Sjerobabin
Doctor of Dental Medicine
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Schedule your free consultation today
We will confirm your appointment as soon as possible.
Is a Crown
the Right Choice for You?
Is a Crown
the Right Choice for You?
We often notice a damaged or aesthetically compromised tooth at the very moment we want to feel relaxed and confident. A crown restores both strength and beauty to the tooth, removing discomfort from everyday moments.
A dental crown is a custom-made restoration that covers a damaged tooth, restoring its shape, stability, and natural appearance. It is precisely designed to match your bite and tooth color, ensuring a balanced and long-lasting result.
Crowns:
We often notice a damaged or aesthetically compromised tooth at the very moment we want to feel relaxed and confident. A crown restores both strength and beauty to the tooth, removing discomfort from everyday moments.
A dental crown is a custom-made restoration that covers a damaged tooth, restoring its shape, stability, and natural appearance. It is precisely designed to match your bite and tooth color, ensuring a balanced and long-lasting result.
Crowns:
Restore strength and full function
Blend seamlessly with your natural teeth
Protect weakened or treated teeth
With proper care, can last more than 20 years
When Are Crowns Recommended?
When Are Crowns Recommended?
We recommend dental crowns:
⁌ when a tooth is damaged, cracked, or aesthetically compromised
⁌ after root canal treatment
⁌ when a tooth is worn down (due to grinding or bruxism)
⁌ when a tooth has changed in color or shape
⁌ as part of a larger restorative plan (bridges or full-mouth reconstructions)
The goal is simple - to restore your tooth so it looks natural and functions comfortably.
We recommend dental crowns:
⁌ when a tooth is damaged, cracked, or aesthetically compromised
⁌ after root canal treatment
⁌ when a tooth is worn down (due to grinding or bruxism)
⁌ when a tooth has changed in color or shape
⁌ as part of a larger restorative plan (bridges or full-mouth reconstructions)
The goal is simple - to restore your tooth so it looks natural and functions comfortably.
Types of Crowns We Offer
Types of Crowns
We Offer
At our clinic, we provide both all-ceramic and metal-ceramic crowns. The choice of material is carefully tailored to your teeth, bite, and aesthetic expectations to ensure a stable and visually harmonious result.
At our clinic, we provide both all-ceramic and metal-ceramic crowns. The choice of material is carefully tailored to your teeth, bite, and aesthetic expectations to ensure a stable and visually harmonious result.
All-Ceramic Crowns offer a premium aesthetic solution that closely mimics the natural translucency and color of real teeth.
All-Ceramic Crowns offer a premium aesthetic solution that closely mimics the natural translucency and color of real teeth.
⁌ Ideal for front teeth and the smile zone
⁌ Reflect light naturally, just like real enamel
⁌ Blend seamlessly with the gum line
⁌ Provide a refined and balanced appearance
⁌ Ideal for front teeth and the smile zone
⁌ Reflect light naturally, just like real enamel
⁌ Blend seamlessly with the gum line
⁌ Provide a refined and balanced appearance
Metal-Ceramic Crowns combine a strong metal base with a ceramic outer layer, delivering durability and long-term reliability.
Metal-Ceramic Crowns combine a strong metal base with a ceramic outer layer, delivering durability and long-term reliability.
⁌ Excellent strength and resistance
⁌ Ideal for areas exposed to higher chewing forces (back teeth)
⁌ Provide long-term bite stability
⁌ Frequently used for bridges and more complex restoration
⁌ Excellent strength and resistance
⁌ Ideal for areas exposed to higher chewing forces (back teeth)
⁌ Provide long-term bite stability
⁌ Frequently used for bridges and more complex restoration
What to Expect During
the Crown Process
What to Expect During
the Crown Process
Examination and Imaging
We begin with a clinical examination and, if necessary, an X-ray to assess the condition of the tooth and create a clear treatment plan.
Examination and Imaging
We begin with a clinical examination and, if necessary, an X-ray to assess the condition of the tooth and create a clear treatment plan.
Tooth Preparation
The tooth is carefully shaped under local anesthesia to ensure the crown fits securely and precisely.
Tooth Preparation
The tooth is carefully shaped under local anesthesia to ensure the crown fits securely and precisely.
Digital Scanning and Shade Selection
We take a precise digital scan and select the ideal shape and shade together, ensuring a natural and harmonious result.
Digital Scanning and Shade Selection
We take a precise digital scan and select the ideal shape and shade together, ensuring a natural and harmonious result.
Temporary Crown
A temporary crown is placed to protect the tooth and allow normal function while the final crown is being crafted (usually 5–7 days).
Temporary Crown
A temporary crown is placed to protect the tooth and allow normal function while the final crown is being crafted (usually 5–7 days).
Final Fitting and Cementation
The permanent crown is tested, bite-adjusted if needed, and then securely bonded with specialized dental cement.
Final Fitting and Cementation
The permanent crown is tested, bite-adjusted if needed, and then securely bonded with specialized dental cement.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Crowns
Frequently Asked Questions About
Dental Crowns
If you’re considering getting a crown, you’ve likely already asked yourself some of these questions.
Can I choose the shape and color of my tooth based on a photo?
A photo can serve as inspiration, but every face, bite, and proportion is unique. The goal isn’t to copy someone else’s smile, but to create a crown that harmonizes naturally with your facial features, tooth color, and overall expression. Together, we select the ideal shape and shade, guided by professional assessment of what will suit you best.
Which type of crown is best for front teeth?
In most cases, all-ceramic crowns are recommended for front teeth because they most closely replicate the natural translucency and structure of enamel. They are especially suitable when precise shade and shape matching are essential.
Can I “try” the crown before permanent cementation?
Yes. A trial period with temporary cementation is always possible. This allows you to wear the crown for a few days before it is permanently fixed. Any necessary adjustments are made prior to final cementation - only once you are completely satisfied with both the appearance and bite.
What is the difference between a metal-ceramic and an all-ceramic crown?
The difference lies in the material and internal structure. A metal-ceramic crown has a metal base covered with ceramic, making it highly durable and reliable. An all-ceramic crown is made from zirconia and ceramic, providing superior aesthetics, particularly in the front region. Both options are long-lasting. The choice depends on the tooth’s position, functional load, and aesthetic expectations.
Will I receive a temporary crown?
Yes. On the same day your tooth is prepared, you will receive a temporary crown. It protects the tooth, allows normal function, and maintains aesthetics while your permanent crown is being crafted.
Is installment payment available?
Yes. We understand that dental treatment is both a health and financial decision, which is why we offer flexible payment options, including installment plans. During your consultation, we’ll help you choose the option that best suits your needs.
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Can I choose the shape and color of my tooth based on a photo?
A photo can serve as inspiration, but every face, bite, and proportion is unique. The goal isn’t to copy someone else’s smile, but to create a crown that harmonizes naturally with your facial features, tooth color, and overall expression. Together, we select the ideal shape and shade, guided by professional assessment of what will suit you best.
Which type of crown is best for front teeth?
In most cases, all-ceramic crowns are recommended for front teeth because they most closely replicate the natural translucency and structure of enamel. They are especially suitable when precise shade and shape matching are essential.
Can I “try” the crown before permanent cementation?
Yes. A trial period with temporary cementation is always possible. This allows you to wear the crown for a few days before it is permanently fixed. Any necessary adjustments are made prior to final cementation - only once you are completely satisfied with both the appearance and bite.
What is the difference between a metal-ceramic and an all-ceramic crown?
The difference lies in the material and internal structure. A metal-ceramic crown has a metal base covered with ceramic, making it highly durable and reliable. An all-ceramic crown is made from zirconia and ceramic, providing superior aesthetics, particularly in the front region. Both options are long-lasting. The choice depends on the tooth’s position, functional load, and aesthetic expectations.
Will I receive a temporary crown?
Yes. On the same day your tooth is prepared, you will receive a temporary crown. It protects the tooth, allows normal function, and maintains aesthetics while your permanent crown is being crafted.
Is installment payment available?
Yes. We understand that dental treatment is both a health and financial decision, which is why we offer flexible payment options, including installment plans. During your consultation, we’ll help you choose the option that best suits your needs.
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Can I choose the shape and color of my tooth based on a photo?
A photo can serve as inspiration, but every face, bite, and proportion is unique. The goal isn’t to copy someone else’s smile, but to create a crown that harmonizes naturally with your facial features, tooth color, and overall expression. Together, we select the ideal shape and shade, guided by professional assessment of what will suit you best.
Which type of crown is best for front teeth?
In most cases, all-ceramic crowns are recommended for front teeth because they most closely replicate the natural translucency and structure of enamel. They are especially suitable when precise shade and shape matching are essential.
What is the difference between a metal-ceramic and an all-ceramic crown?
The difference lies in the material and internal structure. A metal-ceramic crown has a metal base covered with ceramic, making it highly durable and reliable. An all-ceramic crown is made from zirconia and ceramic, providing superior aesthetics, particularly in the front region. Both options are long-lasting. The choice depends on the tooth’s position, functional load, and aesthetic expectations.
Can I “try” the crown before permanent cementation?
Yes. A trial period with temporary cementation is always possible. This allows you to wear the crown for a few days before it is permanently fixed. Any necessary adjustments are made prior to final cementation - only once you are completely satisfied with both the appearance and bite.
Is installment payment available?
Yes. We understand that dental treatment is both a health and financial decision, which is why we offer flexible payment options, including installment plans. During your consultation, we’ll help you choose the option that best suits your needs.
Will I receive a temporary crown?
Yes. On the same day your tooth is prepared, you will receive a temporary crown. It protects the tooth, allows normal function, and maintains aesthetics while your permanent crown is being crafted.
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Price List:
Price List:
All-ceramic crown
300 €
Metal-ceramic crown
120 €
Milled crown
140 €
Telescopic crown (gold not included)
215 €
Metal-ceramic crown on implant
150 €
All-ceramic crown on implant
350 €
Partial acrylic denture
250 €
Complete denture
350 €
Implant-supported complete denture
840 €
Skeletal (cast metal framework) denture
450 €
Attachment pair
300 €
All-ceramic crown
300 €
Metal-ceramic crown
120 €
Milled crown
140 €
Telescopic crown (gold not included)
215 €
Metal-ceramic crown on implant
150 €
All-ceramic crown on implant
350 €
Partial acrylic denture
250 €
Complete denture
350 €
Implant-supported complete denture
840 €
Skeletal (cast metal framework) denture
450 €
Attachment pair
300 €
All-ceramic crown
300 €
Metal-ceramic crown
120 €
Milled crown
140 €
Telescopic crown (gold not included)
215 €
All-ceramic crown on implant
350 €
Partial acrylic denture
250 €
Complete denture
350 €
Implant-supported complete denture
840 €
Skeletal (cast metal framework) denture
450 €
Attachment pair
300 €
Metal-ceramic crown on implant
150 €
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