Share your priorities.
Describe your concerns, relevant history and the practical arrangements you would like us to consider.
Repair / Harley Street, London
Dental crowns
Support for a tooth. Care in the detail.
Discuss dental crowns
Your starting point
Support for a tooth. Care in the detail.
A crown is a restoration that covers a tooth. Our approved schedule includes ceramic crowns; an assessment establishes whether a crown is an appropriate repair.
At 66 Harley Street, the conversation starts with your priorities. Take time to understand the proposed care and ask the questions that matter to you.
- Care route
- Repair
- Starting point
- Individual clinical assessment
- Location
- 66 Harley Street, London W1G 7HD
- Fees
- From £995 per tooth
A considered decision
The possibilities.
The fuller picture.
Ask about tooth preparation, alternative restorations, the material proposed and the planned appointments. Any additional treatment should be explained in advance.
Before you proceed, ask about benefits, limitations, risks, alternatives and the option of no treatment. Your clinician will explain what applies to you.
Further reading: independent or manufacturer background information ↗. Your clinical plan is individual.
Your experience
Clear at every step.
Personal throughout.
Review your options.
Your assessment informs the proposed care. Discuss the recommendation, alternatives, expected visits and full estimate.
Agree the next step.
Proceed only when you understand the plan. Review and aftercare arrangements are explained for your treatment.
Fees & arrangements
Know the details.
Before you decide.
Dental crownsFrom £995 per tooth
This is the approved starting fee for a ceramic crown. Root canal treatment and other procedures are not assumed to be included.
Where an examination is followed by an agreed treatment plan, the examination amount paid is credited once. The treatment deposit is 15% of the remaining balance.
Full fees and arrangements ↗Dental crowns / Your questions
A little clarity.
Before you begin.
Is a crown the same as a veneer?
No. A crown covers a tooth, whereas a veneer covers its front surface. Your dentist explains the reasons for recommending either approach.
How do I arrange the next step?
Our concierge route is shown on the contact page. This is a staging preview: the demonstration does not send an enquiry, confirm an appointment or collect payment.
Your concierge ↗Service previewGeneral information for review. Clinical copy, named clinicians and final service arrangements require practice sign-off before launch. No result, treatment duration or live availability is promised.