Dental Crowns and Bridges
A damaged or missing tooth can affect your confidence, chewing and everyday comfort. Dental crowns and bridges can restore the appearance and function of your smile while helping protect your oral health.
At Freedom Dental, we provide personalised dental crown and bridge treatment in Dublin using modern techniques and carefully selected restorative materials.
Dental Crown and Bridge Cost in Dublin
Our standard dental crown and bridge treatment currently starts from:
From €550 per tooth
The final cost depends on:
The type of restoration required.
The number of teeth being treated.
The material selected.
The condition of the supporting teeth.
Whether additional treatment is needed.
The complexity of your bite and treatment plan.
A consultation is required before treatment so your dentist can assess your teeth and provide an accurate quote.
Current Dental Crown Offers
Freedom Dental currently has offers available for selected crown treatments:
Zirconium crowns from €690 for patients requiring more than three crowns.
10% off when booking two or more crowns.
Free consultations for crowns, veneers and dental implants.
Eligibility, treatment suitability and the final cost will be confirmed during your consultation. Offers may be subject to current clinic terms and availability.
View our current dental offers
What Is a Dental Crown?
A dental crown is a custom-made restoration that covers an existing tooth. It can help strengthen and protect a tooth that has been damaged, weakened or heavily restored.
A crown may be recommended when a tooth has:
A large filling.
A crack or fracture.
Significant wear.
Extensive decay.
Been treated with root canal treatment.
A cosmetic or structural concern.
The crown is designed to restore the tooth’s shape, function and appearance while fitting comfortably with your surrounding teeth.
What Is a Dental Bridge?
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth. It uses neighbouring natural teeth or dental implants as support for the replacement teeth.
A bridge may help to:
Fill the space left by missing teeth.
Restore chewing ability.
Improve the appearance of your smile.
Reduce the risk of neighbouring teeth moving into the gap.
Support a more balanced bite.
Your dentist will assess the condition of the supporting teeth and gums before recommending a bridge.
Dental Crowns at Freedom Dental
A crown is generally used when the natural tooth is still present but needs protection or restoration.
Treatment may involve:
Examining the tooth and your bite.
Treating decay or infection if required.
Preparing the tooth for the crown.
Taking a digital scan or impression.
Creating a custom-made restoration.
Fitting and checking the final crown.
If a tooth needs treatment before a crown can be placed, you can also learn more about Root Canal Treatment.
Dental Bridges for Missing Teeth
A bridge can be suitable when one or more teeth are missing and the surrounding teeth or implants can provide stable support.
Your dentist will consider:
The health of the supporting teeth.
The condition of your gums.
The number and position of missing teeth.
Your bite and chewing pattern.
Whether a dental implant may be a better option.
You can compare bridge treatment with Dental Implants before deciding which option may suit your needs.
Crown or Bridge: Which One Is Right for You?
Crowns and bridges are different restorations:
A crown covers and protects an existing tooth.
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth.
An implant crown is attached to a dental implant.
A removable denture replaces missing teeth but can be taken out.
The right option depends on whether the tooth can be preserved, how many teeth are missing, the health of the surrounding teeth and your long-term goals.
Read our guide to dental crown vs bridge cost, benefits and best uses.
How Long Do Dental Crowns and Bridges Last?
The lifespan of a crown or bridge depends on:
Your daily oral hygiene.
The health of your gums.
Your bite and chewing pressure.
Whether you grind or clench your teeth.
The health of the supporting teeth.
Regular dental examinations and professional cleaning.
Good brushing, daily interdental cleaning and regular dental visits can help protect your restoration.
You can also support your oral health with Professional Dental Cleaning.
Can a Tooth Rot Under a Crown?
A crown protects the visible part of the tooth, but decay can still develop around the edge if plaque is not removed properly.
To protect a crowned tooth:
Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste.
Clean carefully around the crown.
Clean between your teeth every day.
Attend regular dental examinations.
Contact your dentist if you notice pain, sensitivity or looseness.
Other Restorative Options
Not every damaged tooth needs a full crown. Depending on the amount of damage, your dentist may discuss alternatives such as:
Composite Fillings for smaller areas of decay or damage.
Inlays and Onlays when a filling is not enough but a full crown may not be necessary.
Root Canal Treatment when the tooth nerve is infected.
Dental Implants when a tooth is missing and a fixed replacement is being considered.
Crown and Bridge Success Stories
Read about restorative treatments completed at Freedom Dental:
Why Choose Freedom Dental?
Freedom Dental provides crown and bridge treatment in Dublin with:
Personalised treatment planning.
Modern digital dental technology.
Natural-looking restorative materials.
A focus on comfort and function.
Flexible payment options.
A convenient Dublin 1 location.
Book a Dental Crown or Bridge Consultation
If you have a damaged, weakened or missing tooth, book a consultation at Freedom Dental to discuss your treatment options.
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Why Choose Freedom Dental?
At Freedom Dental, we believe in providing the highest quality dental care. Our experienced team uses the latest technology and techniques to ensure the best results for our patients.
- Free Consultations
- Flexible Payment Options
- PRSI Patients Welcome
- Modern Technology
Ready to get started? Book your appointment online or call 01 872 95 69