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Compare dental crown clinics in Turkey

&NewMe lists 2 dental clinics and dentists in Istanbul for dental crowns, with verified clinics first. Prices are shown per tooth from €100 where a clinic has shared one; the others quote in writing within 24 hours. Send your X-rays or photos for a customised dental treatment plan.

Dental clinics and dentists &NewMe has worked with or checked, mostly in Istanbul. Many dental clinics work as a team - the clinic is the provider and names the dentist in your written plan. Verified clinics come first; we check the clinic's Ministry of Health registration on HealthTürkiye (and a named dentist's own record), and show prices with their unit where the clinic has given them. Clinics without a published price quote on request.

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In the UK a private zirconia or e.max crown typically costs £500–£1,100 per tooth.

2 options for Dental Crowns in Turkey

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Birsen Yurdaer

Dt. Birsen Yurdaer

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Multident Dental Clinic · Istanbul
from €180Dental crowns · treatment under local anaesthesia
Klinik No.1

Klinik No.1

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Klinik No.1 · Istanbul
from €100Dental crowns · treatment under local anaesthesia, exam and 3d x-ray

Prices are in euros and are package prices for surgery at the named hospital. Ratings come from Google and Trustpilot and are shown exactly as published - &NewMe does not edit them.

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How we choose the clinics and dentists on this list

&NewMe lists dental clinics and dentists it has worked with or checked, mostly in Istanbul. Many clinics work as a team: the clinic is the provider and names the dentist in your written plan. We check the clinic's Ministry of Health registration on HealthTürkiye and, where a dentist is named, that dentist's own record, and we list verified clinics first. Prices are shown with their unit (per tooth) where the clinic has shared one. We do not rank clinics or claim that one is better than another, and we do not publish a clinic's price unless it has given it.

Female dentists

Tell us if you prefer a woman dentist and we will say who is available; use the female dentist filter on the list. Many patients feel more comfortable with a woman dentist, and for some it is a condition of having treatment at all.

What the treatment looks like

Crowns usually take one trip of 5 to 7 days with two or three appointments: the tooth is shaped and scanned, you wear a temporary crown, and the final crown is fitted and checked. If you need root canal treatment, extractions or implants first, the plan is longer and is set out in your written quote.

What to compare

Compare the crown material (zirconia, e.max or porcelain), what work is needed first (root canals, fillings, gum treatment), and whether the plan covers healthy teeth that could be treated more gently. A lower price is only a saving if the same items are included. In the UK, private crowns are priced per tooth by the practice, so compare the material, the work included and the follow-up.

How to get a customised plan

Send a recent panoramic X-ray or CT scan, or clear photos of your teeth, and tell us what you want to change. Your coordinator returns a written plan with unit prices within 24 hours. Treatment is decided by the dentist after an examination, and the plan may change after the scan.

Next steps: see what dental crowns cost in Turkey, read the full dental crowns guide, or get a free quote.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose a female dentist for dental crowns?

You can ask. Tell us if you prefer a woman dentist and we will say who is available; use the female dentist filter on the list. The list changes, so say so in your quote request.

How does &NewMe choose the clinics on this page?

We check the clinic's Ministry of Health registration on HealthTürkiye and, where a dentist is named, that dentist's own record. Verified clinics come first. Read how we verify providers for the details.

Who will actually treat me?

Many dental clinics work as a team: the clinic is the provider and names the dentist in your written plan. Ask who will do each step and whether it is the dentist you were quoted.

What does the price per tooth mean?

Prices are shown with their unit, per tooth. A plan for several units multiplies the figure, and crowns, grafts, temporary teeth and other items may be priced separately. Compare the total for your whole plan, not the headline number.

How many trips and how long should I stay?

Crowns usually take one trip of 5 to 7 days with two or three appointments: the tooth is shaped and scanned, you wear a temporary crown, and the final crown is fitted and checked. If you need root canal treatment, extractions or implants first, the plan is longer and is set out in your written quote. Your clinic confirms your plan in writing.

Can I get a quote from X-rays or photos?

Yes. Send a recent panoramic X-ray or CT scan, or clear photos of your teeth, and your coordinator returns a customised written treatment plan with unit prices within 24 hours. The dentist confirms the plan after examining you in Istanbul.

Is there a guarantee?

Only if the clinic offers one, and its terms are written in your quote. Ask what is covered, for how long, whether you must return for check-ups and who pays for travel if something has to be redone. The Oral Health Foundation suggests asking these questions before you book.

Is dental treatment in Turkey safe?

Any treatment carries risks wherever it is done. What you can control is who treats you and what is planned: a registered clinic and dentist, a written plan with X-rays, clear materials and a clear route for follow-up at home.

Can I get crowns on healthy teeth?

It is possible, but it means removing healthy tooth structure for good. For colour or shape changes on healthy teeth, veneers, whitening or bonding are usually kinder options. A good dentist will explain why crowns are needed.