Full Ceramic Crown

Medifis Clinic restores heavily damaged, broken or root-treated teeth with full ceramic crowns from CZK 9,800 — metal-free caps that cover the whole visible tooth to rebuild its shape, strength and appearance. Designed and milled in the clinic's own CAD/CAM laboratory from a digital 3D scan, the crowns are shade-matched and translucent like natural enamel, with no dark metal margin at the gumline. The same crown completes a dental implant. Because the impression is taken digitally and the restoration produced in-house, fit and aesthetics are tightly controlled and turnaround is efficient, supported by the dentists' microscope-led preparation for precise, well-sealing margins.

A full ceramic crown at Medifis Clinic is a custom-made cap that encases the entire visible part of a tooth, restoring its shape, biting strength and appearance when too much structure has been lost to decay, fracture or a large old filling, or when a root-treated tooth needs protecting from cracking. The clinic uses all-ceramic (metal-free) materials, which transmit light like natural enamel and avoid the grey shadow that metal-based crowns can show at the gumline — an aesthetic advantage that matters most on front teeth and for patients with thin gums. The process begins with the dentist preparing the tooth under an operating microscope, shaping it so the crown will seat with a precise, well-sealed margin — a key factor in how long the crown and the underlying tooth last. A digital 3D scan captures the prepared tooth and the bite, the crown is designed in software, and it is milled in the clinic's in-house CAD/CAM laboratory. Having the lab on site means the design, fit and shade can be checked and refined without sending work to an external technician, which tightens quality control and shortens turnaround; a temporary crown protects the tooth in the meantime where needed. When the crown is fitted, the dentist verifies the margins, contacts with neighbouring teeth and the bite before bonding it in place. Full ceramic crowns suit teeth that are too broken down for a filling, root-treated teeth (which become brittle and benefit from full coverage), and as the visible restoration on top of a dental implant — at the clinic the implant crown is priced the same as a natural-tooth crown. Candidates need a healthy supporting tooth or implant and healthy gums; where a tooth has lost a lot of structure, a core build-up may be added first. After fitting, the crown is cared for like a natural tooth with normal brushing, flossing and regular hygiene visits; avoiding biting very hard objects protects the ceramic. With good care and a precise margin, a well-made ceramic crown can last many years, and because it is metal-free, it stays naturally translucent over time.