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In Spain, the indicative price of a dental crown in a private clinic is usually between €130 and €655 per piece, with clear variations depending on the material, city and what the budget includes.
What determines the price of a dental crown in Spain?
The material is the biggest factor in the price change, because a high-strength aesthetic crown usually increases the cost of the lab work and the design. It also depends on whether the crown is placed on a natural tooth or is part of an implant treatment, which typically requires more components and stages.
Furthermore, the price can vary depending on the clinic's technology, the complexity of the case, and whether follow-up appointments or adjustments are included. Therefore, two similar prices may not be offering exactly the same service.
What is a reasonable range depending on the type of crown?
These ranges are indicative and were developed in 2026 based on prices published online, after comparing websites of dental clinics and lists of insurance companies with rates per type of crown.
This is not an exhaustive list and should be read as a reference for possible margins, because each budget may vary depending on the city, exact material, whether it is a prosthesis on a tooth or on an implant, as well as the laboratory and the tests included.
| Crown type | Indicative range 2026 |
|---|---|
| Temporary resin | €22 to €115 |
| Metal | €130 to €368 |
| Porcelain metal | €207 to €388 |
| Zirconium | €376 to €655 |
What does the cost of a dental crown in Spain actually include?
Sometimes the price includes diagnostic tests, scans, temporary crowns, and a portion of the follow-up appointments. In other clinics, these items are itemized, and the total increases if the tooth needs prior restoration or if the gums need treatment before the crown is placed.
To make a meaningful comparison, it's advisable to request the same level of detail in all quotes, including the exact material, the number of planned visits, and what happens if the crown needs further adjustment.
Does Social Security cover a dental crown in Spain?
The public oral health service focuses on basic primary care services, such as advice, check-ups, and minor procedures, and does not typically include prosthetic treatments like crowns. Therefore, even with access to a public dentist, it is common for a dental crown to be obtained and paid for in a private clinic.
If you are comparing clinics, it may help to read Social Security dentist in Spain to understand what is usually outside public coverage and, for a benchmark of published fees, check Sanitas pricing.
This text is for informational purposes only and does not replace the advice of a healthcare professional. Always consult official information where applicable and request a detailed estimate from your dentist before starting any treatment.
