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90% OF PEOPLE CHOOSE DENTAL CROWNS

Aesthetic crowns not only bring bright, white, naturally beautiful teeth but also help you overcome diastema, chipped and dull teeth.

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Diastema

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Yellow and dull teeth

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Decayed, chipped, broken teeth

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Overbites and underbites

Reasons Why Dental Crowns Are Popular

High aestheticsHigh aesthetics

Dental crowns are made of 100% porcelain. The color and the clarity are similar to your real teeth, helping to conceal defects, and making teeth even, shiny, and naturally beautiful.

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For people with tooth decay, pulpitis, or cracked teeth, dental crowns will help protect real teeth better.

boc rang giup cai thien phat am 1Improving speech

Dental crowns will help restore missing teeth, thereby improving speech and enhancing speech clarity.

Bọc răng sứ giúp ăn nhai tốtChewing well

In case of chipped, misaligned, or decayed teeth, etc., dental crowns help restore and improve chewing function, thereby improving quality of life.

boc rang giup khong bi doi mau rang 1No discoloration

You don’t need to worry about dental crowns becoming stained because the crowns’ durability is up to 10 years. If you take good care of your teeth, they can last a lifetime.

Bọc răng giúp tránh tiêu xương hàmPreventing jaw bone loss

Dental implants help improve jaw bone loss caused by tooth loss.

4 brands of high-quality dental crowns

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E-MAX CROWNS

Emax crowns were developed by Ivoclar Vivadent in Germany, with a superior advantage that the inner frame has the latest glass-ceramic fibers and the outside has 5 layers of Lithium Disilicate porcelain

Advantages: Dentin-like color and good radiolucency make them difficult to distinguish between real teeth and emax crowns. They are safe and long-lasting and do not irritate gums.

Disadvantages: Low hardness is not suitable for making dental bridges that take a long time. They have a high cost.


Cost: It starts at VND 6,000,000 each

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NACERA CROWNS

Nacera, which is a dental crown brand, is made of 100% pure porcelain, with a zirconium oxide frame and an Nacera Classic Liquids outer layer.

Advantages: They are highly aesthetic with 16-color tones. Customers can choose the dental crown color that suits their skin tone. The ability to withstand force is 4 times higher than real teeth, ensuring the ability to eat, chew, and bite comfortably. They are long-lasting, up to 20 years or more.

Disadvantages: They are not yet popular in Vietnam, so the number of dental clinics using this brand is not much. However, there are no worries because Viet Phap Dental Clinic is one of the few reputable dental clinics in Vietnam providing Nacera dental crowns


Cost: It starts at VND 8,000,000 each.

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CERCON CROWNS

Cercon crowns were produced in Germany, with the Zirconia inner frame and the Cercon HT outside.

Advantages: The compatibility with gum tissue is high and has no irritation – abrasion – blackening of gums. Tooth tissue fits tightly with gum. There is no need to grind teeth. Cercon crowns minimize bad breath and have a usage time of up to more than 12 years.

Disadvantages: In case of tooth discoloration or staining, the gray-black color of the teeth cannot be completely covered, so you should consider this solution. The cost is high.


Cost: It starts from VND 4,000,000 to VND 7,000,000 each

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ZIRCONIA CROWNS

Zirconia crowns are metal-free and made of Zirconia porcelain. The ivory-white color is similar to real teeth, does not oxidize, and has a black gum line when being used for a long time.

Advantages: They are 6 times more durable than real teeth, highly aesthetic, and highly antibacterial. There are no allergies or irritations. The lifespan is about 20 to 25 years with proper care.

Disadvantages: The cost is high. Crowns can turn yellow without proper care and the color cannot be adjusted after being attached to real teeth.


Cost: It starts from VND 3,500,000 to VND 6,500,000 each.

Dental crown procedure

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Step 1:
Doing an oral consultation

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Step 2:
Cleaning and taking impressions of the teeth

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Step 3:
Removing the natural enamel and taking the dental impressions

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Step 4:
Bonding a temporary crown

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Step 5:
Bonding the new crown permanently

OUR SPECIALISTS

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Dr. TRAN THANH TUNG

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Dr. Tran Thanh Tung has 11 years of experience working in dentistry and can use various dental techniques to treat oral diseases.

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  • Graduate with a degree in Dentistry at Hanoi Medical University
  • Obtain a medical practice certificate from the Bac Ninh Health Department
  • Complete the course “Aesthetic Dental Restoration” granted by HANODENT
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Dr. PHAM VAN TU

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Dr. Pham Van Tu has successfully done many implant surgeries giving patients confident smiles and overcoming tooth loss that affects many dental problems

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  • Graduate as a Dentist from Voronezh National Medical University in Russian
  • Achieve a NeoBiotech Implant Symposium certification
  • Achieve an ICD’s Laminate Veneers Course certification
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DR. NGUYEN KIEU PHUONG

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With nearly 10 years of experience in the field of dentistry, Dr. Kieu Phuong currently is one of the leading doctors in the field of aesthetic dentistry at Viet Phap International Dental Clinic.

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  • Graduate with a degree in Dentistry at Hanoi Medical University
  • Achieve a Basic Orthodontic Certificate in RHM Training Institute at Hanoi Medical University
  • Achieve a Basic Implant Certificate in RHM Training Institute at Hanoi Medical University
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Dr. TRAN THANH TUNG
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COMMITMENTS OF VIET PHAP INTERNATIONAL DENTAL CLINIC

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At Viet Phap International Dental Clinic, all procedures are according to international standards, from consultation to treatment regimen.

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Viet Phap International Dental Clinic commits that 100% of the dental materials used are from Korea, Switzerland, America, France, Germany…

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The entire system of modern machinery and equipment is imported from Europe by Viet Phap International Dental Clinic.

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The warranty period is up to 20 years. Viet Phap International Dental Clinic supports lifelong customer care.

COST OF A DENTAL CROWN

A dental crown will cost from VND 2,500,000 VND – VND 14,000,000 per crown depending on the tooth condition, porcelain material, technology and equipment in the clinic, and the doctor’s expertise.

All-ceramic crown
Emax Veneer

10-year warranty

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9.000.000

6.000.000

-33,3%

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All-ceramic crown
Venus

5-year warranty

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4.000.000

2.800.000

-30%

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All-ceramic crown
Cercon

5-year warranty

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6.000.000

4.000.000

-33,3%

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All-ceramic crown
Ceramill

5-year warranty

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8.000.000

6.000.000

-25%

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All-ceramic crown
Emax

5-year warranty

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8.000.000

6.000.000

-25%

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1. What is a dental crown?

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that restores a decayed, broken, weak, or worn-down tooth to recreate the size, shape, and color of real teeth. The crown can be made entirely from porcelain or made from porcelain combined with metal.

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2. Cases that require dental crown placement

Besides the benefits of porcelain crowns, they are not recommended in all cases. Examination and consultation are required to achieve the best results.

2.1. Cases that dental crowns should be used

Dental crowns should be placed in some cases below:

  • Cavities: In the early stage of tooth decay, dental fillings can be used. However, customers must have dental crowns to prevent further decay in cases of severe tooth decay and root canal treatment.
  • Damaged teeth or root canal treatment: Teeth with root canal treatment will be extremely brittle, weak and easily broken. Dental crowns prevent painful inflammation and damage and minimize the risk of permanent tooth loss.
  • Tooth discoloration: People with unevenly colored teeth can choose dental crowns because the aesthetic of this solution is excellent and the lifespan of crowns is also very long.
  • Overbite and underbite: Overbites or underbites are caused by the teeth and not by the jaw. Placing dental crowns is a method that many dentists recommend instead of braces. It’s both avoiding pain for the patient and helping to have even, beautiful teeth.
  • Diastema: Dental crowns will help narrow the gap between teeth, without affecting eating and avoiding food getting stuck between teeth that causes cavities and inflammation.
  • Yellow teeth and other discoloration: People with severely yellow teeth cannot be helped by teeth whitening. Dental crowns will help them have even, bright white teeth, and also protect teeth from external influences.
Cases that dental crowns should be used
Cases that dental crowns should be used

2.2. Cases should use dental crowns

Dental crowns are not for all cases. Here are some typical cases that you should not get dental crowns:

  • Severe malocclusion due to jaw bone structure: This case is also known as overbite or underbite due to jaw bone structure. The doctor must treat the patient with braces or other orthodontics to make corrections to bring the jaw bone back to the correct position. Dental crowns are ineffective in this case.
  • Sensitive teeth: Before a crown is placed, the remaining tooth must be ground down to accommodate it. If your teeth are sensitive or weak, it can affect both the tooth structure and the chewing ability.
  • Loose teeth: To get dental crowns, you must have strong teeth roots because grinding can make the teeth weaker. Crowns cannot achieve the desired effect.
  • Tooth decay, periodontitis, severe infection: In this case, the customer cannot grind the tooth as usual. It is mandatory to get treatment such as extraction, and implantation of dentures.
  • Broken Tooth Root Still In Gum: To have a beautiful dental crown, the most important thing is to have a strong root, and at the same time have a certain part of the tooth stump. Therefore, in this case, the dental crown does not help and even reduces the chewing ability.
  • Underlying medical conditions: Dental crowns include some procedures such as tooth grinding, anesthesia, anesthesia, etc. Therefore, if the customer has some underlying medical conditions such as cardiovascular disease, hemophilia, epilepsy, or allergies to anesthetic ingredients, etc., they will not be able to use this solution because it can seriously affect health and lif
Cases should use dental crowns
Cases should use dental crowns

3. 4 Types of dental crowns

There are 4 types of dental crowns, such as crowns, bridges, dental veneers và Implants. Each method will have its differences and be applied to each specific case as follows:

CriteriaDental CrownDental BridgeDental VeneersDental Implants
IndicationsA tooth is slightly chipped or decayed and still has the rootA tooth is lost and can not be restored
  • There are gaps between teeth
  • The tooth is coming in crooked
  • The color of your teeth changes
The tooth root is lost
SolutionsBefore a crown is placed, the remaining tooth must be ground down to accommodate it.A bridge is made up of three crowns for the teeth on the two sides of the gap and a false tooth in between. The neighboring teeth must be slightly ground down.Dentists permanently bond the veneers to the outer surface of the tooth using a specialized adhesive.An Implant is used to replace the lost tooth roots and then attach crowns.
Pros
  • Extremely good restoration
  • Covering tooth defects
  • Extremely good restoration
  • The cost of a dental bridge is significantly lower than that of a dental implant.
  • High aesthetic value
  • Minimal tooth grinding
  • Comfortable chewing and high durability
  • Pain-free and no sensitivity
  • No tooth grinding so it does not affect neighboring teeth.
  • Reducing bone loss for missing teeth
ConsTeeth must be ground down, which can affect tooth enamel and tooth structure
  • Neighboring teeth must be ground down.
  • Gum recession may happen due to the loss of a tooth
  • Only applicable in certain cases
  • High-cost
  • A small amount of clinics can do it due to complex techniques
  • High-cost
  • Only suitable for people 18 years and older
  • High technical requirements

4. Dental Crowns Procedure

The dental crown procedure is performed according to the following steps:

Step 1: Oral consultation and treatment

Not all patients can have teeth crowned. To perform this method, a dentist’s diagnosis is required. Dentists will ask you to take X-rays and check the condition of your teeth to see if there are any cavities, pulpitis, or gingivitis

The purpose of this step is to determine the condition of your teeth, consider whether you are eligible for dental crowns or not, and give advice on the appropriate type of tooth.

Step 2: Cleaning and taking impressions of the teeth

Before getting a dental impression, the dentist thoroughly cleans your teeth, ensures that no debris or plaque, and treats gingivitis (if any).

Once qualified, your doctor will take temporary impressions of your teeth to serve in the future process of making porcelain teeth.

Step 3: Removing the natural enamel and taking the dental impressions

  • Inject anesthesia, this step should be eliminated if the tooth that needs to be covered has had a root canal.
  • Remove a small amount of enamel to serve as a pillar.
  • Take an impression of the enamel.
  • Let the patient choose the desired tooth color and shape, then send the data to the lab to make your new crown.
  • Attach temporary teeth to ensure aesthetics and at the same time protect the enamel. This temporary tooth part is made from hard plastic.

Step 4: Trying the new crown and temporarily attach it

When the lab finishes your new crown, the patient comes to the clinic to continue the dental crown procedure with the following steps:

  • Check the shape, color, and fit of the new crown if it meets the patient’s requirements, and adjust the teeth appropriately to perform jaw movements such as chewing and biting.
  • Observe the chewing and biting movements of the patient at the clinic with their crown, and record the crown detail and the patient feedback.

When the patient feels uncomfortable chewing or biting, please immediately report it to the clinic for adjustment.

Step 5: Bonding the new crown permanently

When the patient feels comfortable and satisfied, the dentist does the final step, attaching the crown permanently.

In addition, the doctor will instruct the patient on how to take care of, preserve, and clean their teeth, then schedule regular check-ups, on average every 6 months.

5. Detailed price list for dental crowns

Depending on the tooth material, a dental crown will cost from VND 2,500,000 – VND 14,000,000 per tooth. The price list in the table below is for your reference.

TypeCost (VND, for each)
Reattaching a dental crown500.000
Making a metal cast1.500.000
Making a ceramic cast3.000.000
A titanium ceramic dental crown2.500.000
A Venus ceramic dental crown4.000.000
A Katana ceramic dental crown4.500.000
A Cercon ceramic dental crown6.000.000
A Cercon HT ceramic dental crown7.000.000
A Ceramill dental crown8.000.000
A Nacera dental crown8.000.000
An E-max dental crown8.000.000
An E-max veneer9.000.000
An E-max Press veneer12.000.000
An Ultrathin veneer12.000.000
An Veneer Lisi14.000.000
An Lava Plus10.000.000
An Lava Esthetic12.000.000
An Nacera Q312.000.000

In addition, the price of a dental crown also depends on many factors such as:

  • The specific dental condition of each customer: The more severe the damage to the tooth, the more problems or requirements to be treated and improved before getting a crown, so the higher the cost that the customer has to pay.
  • Types of dental crowns: There are currently many types on the market. Many designs, models, and qualities are suitable for each customer segment. The better the quality of porcelain teeth, the higher the price is.
  • Technology and equipment in the clinic: It is also one of the factors affecting the cost of dental crowns. The more complex the customer’s requirements, which require high technology and modern equipment, the higher the cost will be.
  • Dentist’s expertise: The more qualified and skilled the doctor is, the higher the cost that the customer has to pay. It is shown when customers request a specific doctor to examine and perform the surgeries for them.

6. Risks of cheap dental crowns

During consulting with customers, beside to the advantages and benefits that this method brings, we also point out some possible risks for customers to consider carefully before making a decision.

Prolonged pain

To place a dental crown, dentists are required to grind out your tooth. If they are not careful and grind it too much, it can create conditions for bacteria to grow, causing pulpitis and prolonged pain.

The grinding step can also make teeth more sensitive, especially when eating very hot or very cold foods.

Bad breath

If crowns are placed at less reputable clinics, the molds are not the correct size, leading to unsuitable, warping crowns, and gaps inside. During eating and drinking, food gets stuck and cannot be cleaned properly, this creates conditions for bacteria to grow, causing bad breath.

Gingivitis and gum recession

The main function of a dental crown is to protect real teeth and jaws. If you use poor-quality and unknown-origin dental crowns, it can lead to incompatibility with the gums, inflammation, redness, and pain over time. If you have poor oral hygiene and an incomplete treatment plan, it will lead to gingivitis and gum recession.

Misaligned jaw structure

If the procedure of placing dental crowns is not performed by a skilled dentist, there is a potential risk of warped and unfit crowns. If they are placed for a long time, they can cause misaligned bites, seriously affecting chews and bites.

Broken, cracked dental crowns

Each type of dental crown has a certain lifespan, so if you cover your teeth with poor-quality crowns for a long time, it can cause discoloration, and can even crack or break when chewing or biting. This affects the real teeth inside.

Risks of cheap dental crowns
Risks of cheap dental crowns

7. Things to Note When Getting Dental Crowns

The risks of dental crowns are real. They do not happen to everyone. You can completely overcome this if you pay attention to the following factors.

Choose the right orthotic solution

Customers should not have dental crowns in every case. You can also consider the dental veneer method. This method does not require deep grinding and only does light grinding, so it does not affect real teeth much.

You should ask questions so that the dentist can give you advice based on the actual condition of your teeth, and then find the appropriate method.

Choose the type of dental crowns

Choose the type of teeth that suits your income and your teeth condition. There are currently 3 popular dental crown types: all-ceramic crowns, metal-ceramic crowns and titanium-ceramic crowns.

Many experts advise choosing all-ceramic crowns. The cost is higher than others, but the natural color is similar to real teeth, and also minimizes irritation, especially for people with high sensitivity at the same time.

Choose the right clinic to place dental crowns

You should choose a dental clinic with certifications, a good reputation, and highly skilled experts. Besides the equipment, the results depend largely on the doctor’s skills. Therefore, the higher the expertise, the more accurate and effective the dental crown is.

Proper care of dental crowns

After placing crowns, many people pay less attention to dental care. It is a mistake. If you take care of your teeth, you can avoid most of the risks of the crown process and increase the longevity of the tooth.

Here are some tips for taking care of dental crowns properly.

  • After having your dental crowns, you should eat soft and easy-to-chew foods and chew in both jaws to minimize misaligned bites.
  • Do not use your teeth to open beer bottle caps, tear off packaging, etc.
  • Limit the use of foods and substances that affect tooth enamel and health such as beer, alcohol, carbonated water, coffee, cigarettes, etc.
  • Use a soft-bristled toothbrush, dental floss and mouthwash after eating to minimize the growth of bacteria.
  • Have a checkup every 6 months, even if there are no unusual problems with your teeth.


DENTAL CROWNS – Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a dental crown last?

It can last up to 20 years, but only with proper care.

How long does it take to get a dental crown?

The amount of time is not long. If you only get 2-3 crowns, the doctor will take 3 days to 4 days on average. If multiple crowns or the entire jaw is covered, it can last 5-7 days.

Does the time it takes to get a crown depend on the tooth’s condition? The healthier the tooth, the faster the treatment time.

Does getting dental crowns hurt?

It is confirmed that getting dental crowns is a less painful procedure if it is performed correctly. During the tooth grinding step, the dentist will anesthetize the tooth so the patient hardly feels the pain.

How long does it take to eat and drink after getting dental crowns?

After getting it, you should not eat and drink within 1-2 first hours, to let your body have time to get along with the new tooth.

You should eat something soft and easy to chew. You should not eat hot, cold hard foods. You can eat normally in the 24 to 48 hours after getting crowns.

Do crowns affect your health?

 Dental crowns do not affect or cause any harm to the customer’s health in normal conditions.

When customers have serious underlying diseases, the dentists examine and consider whether they are eligible for dental crowns.

What are the side effects of dental crowns?

Dental crowns can have some side effects such as:

  • Prolonged pain
  • Bad breath
  • Gingivitis and gum recession
  • Misaligned jaw structure
  • Broken, cracked dental crowns

Do crowns stain over time?

Crowns become stained due to acidic foods and beverages, such as coffee, tea, soft drinks, and carbonated water.

Do crowns cause bad breath?

Bad breath often occurs in people having metal-ceramic dental crowns. If done properly, this problem can still be limited.

Do you have to have your teeth ground down for a crown?

The answer is YES. The remaining tooth must be ground down to accommodate a crown

Do dental crowns cure cavities?

Crowns can only fix mild or moderate overbite if the cause is from the teeth and not from a misaligned bite.

Can I eat cold foods after getting a crown?

You should not eat cold and hot foods. This will minimize sensitivity and also protect and increase the longevity of your crown.

What age is ideal for dental crowns?

The age of 18 or older is the ideal age for dental crowns because at this time most of the teeth have fully grown and the jaw bone structure is also stable and complete