The price of a dental crown depends on several factors such as the material used (CCM, Zirconia, Emax), the reputation of the dentist, the dental laboratory and the location of the laboratory. The crowns can be metal, ceramic or chrome-cobalt. Metal-ceramic crowns are less expensive than all-ceramic crowns, but tend to show a gray border over time, while zirconia and E-max crowns are more aesthetically pleasing but more expensive.

The crowns made of E-max crowns are considered to be the best. If a tooth has to be extracted, The dental surgeon may be able to insert the implant right after the tooth extraction. In other cases, the recommendation of the dental surgeon will be to wait for 4 months of gum healing before inserting before inserting the dental implant. The life span of a crown depends on the quality of the restoration and the hygiene of the patient. They can last 30 to 40 years, even a lifetime.