Zirconia Crowns in Benidorm, Spain
A dental crown should not be placed simply because a patient wants a better-looking tooth.
At Sol Inari Estudio Dental in Benidorm, we recommend crowns when a tooth actually requires the coverage and restoration that a crown provides — for example, when a tooth is significantly damaged, when a crown is indicated following root canal treatment, when a veneer or composite bonding would not be appropriate, as part of a dental bridge, or as the final restoration on a dental implant.
When a healthier tooth can achieve the desired result with a more conservative treatment, porcelain veneers or composite bonding may be considered instead.
For patients who do need crowns, Sol Inari combines digital intraoral scanning, Digital Smile Design, advanced zirconia materials and our own dental laboratory working directly with the specialist.
Zirconia crowns start from:
€600 (approximately £522) per crown
For our UK and international patients, zirconia crown treatment can normally be organised during approximately five working days in Benidorm.
Temporary crowns are provided while the final restorations are being made, and the patient remains involved in the aesthetic process. Shape, shade and other aesthetic details can be reviewed and adjusted during treatment before everything is completely finalised.
Because a crown should not simply fit a tooth.
It should fit the patient, the smile and the clinical reason it was needed in the first place.
GBP prices on this page are approximate conversions for the convenience of UK patients and fluctuate with the EUR/GBP exchange rate. Sol Inari’s treatment prices are denominated in euros.
Zirconia Crown Prices in Benidorm
A zirconia crown at Sol Inari starts from:
€600 / approximately £522 per tooth
This price refers to the final zirconia crown itself.
Any additional dental treatment required before a crown can be fitted is separate and depends on the individual clinical situation.
This distinction is important.
If an X-ray or clinical examination reveals that a tooth requires treatment before it can safely receive a crown, that treatment forms a separate part of the patient’s treatment plan.
For illustration, the starting crown price would equate to:
| Number of zirconia crowns | Crown price from |
|---|---|
| 1 crown | €600 / approx. £522 |
| 4 crowns | €2,400 / approx. £2,088 |
| 6 crowns | €3,600 / approx. £3,132 |
| 8 crowns | €4,800 / approx. £4,176 |
| 10 crowns | €6,000 / approx. £5,220 |
These figures are simple mathematical examples based on the starting price per crown. They are not packages, individual quotations or recommendations to treat a particular number of teeth.
The number of crowns — and whether crowns are actually the appropriate treatment — is determined following assessment.
GBP amounts are approximate and subject to changes in the EUR/GBP exchange rate.
What Is a Zirconia Crown?
A dental crown is a restoration designed to cover and restore a tooth when the remaining tooth requires more extensive protection or reconstruction than a smaller restoration can provide.
Zirconia is a high-strength ceramic material used in modern restorative and aesthetic dentistry.
Depending on the clinical situation and the type of zirconia selected, it can provide a combination of:
- strength;
- durability;
- tooth-coloured aesthetics;
- individually designed shape;
- individually selected shade; and
- the ability to restore both individual teeth and more extensive dental cases.
But “zirconia crown” does not describe one identical restoration.
Different zirconia materials and fabrication approaches can be selected according to where the crown is being placed, the forces it will experience and the aesthetic result required.
At Sol Inari, the material is selected as part of the individual treatment plan.
When Do We Recommend a Zirconia Crown?
One of the most important decisions in crown dentistry is not which crown to use.
It is whether a tooth should be crowned at all.
At Sol Inari, crowns can be recommended in situations including:
Significantly Damaged or Weakened Teeth
When too much natural tooth structure has been lost or compromised, a crown can provide the type of coverage required to restore the tooth.
Teeth Requiring a Crown After Root Canal Treatment
Some root-canal-treated teeth may require a crown as part of their restoration.
Whether a particular tooth needs one depends on the individual clinical situation.
Smile Makeovers Where Veneers or Bonding Are Not Suitable
Not every tooth is an appropriate candidate for a porcelain veneer or composite bonding.
If the existing condition of the teeth means that a more extensive restoration is required, crowns may form part of the smile treatment.
Dental Bridges
Crowns can form part of a dental bridge used to replace a missing tooth or teeth in appropriate cases.
Dental Implants
A zirconia crown can also be used as the visible final restoration over a dental implant.
In this situation, the crown restores the visible tooth while the implant provides its support within the jaw.
When Would We NOT Recommend a Crown?
This is an important part of our approach.
We do not believe a healthy tooth should automatically be prepared for a crown simply because the patient wants a cosmetic improvement.
Crowns require more extensive preparation of the natural tooth than treatments such as composite bonding or porcelain veneers.
If the clinical condition of the tooth and the patient’s aesthetic objective allow a more conservative treatment to achieve the appropriate result, the specialist can recommend that approach instead.
For example, composite bonding may be considered for selected chips, worn edges, small gaps and changes to tooth shape.
Porcelain veneers may be appropriate where a patient needs a ceramic aesthetic restoration but the tooth can be treated using a more conservative veneer approach.
A crown becomes appropriate when the condition of the tooth or required restoration means these more conservative options are not suitable.
Our philosophy is straightforward:
The amount of dentistry should be determined by what the tooth actually needs.
Not by which treatment happens to be easier to sell as part of a smile makeover.
Zirconia Crowns vs Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers and zirconia crowns can both dramatically change the visible appearance of a tooth, but they should not be confused.
A porcelain veneer primarily covers the visible front surface of a tooth and can often be placed using a minimal-preparation approach.
A dental crown surrounds substantially more of the tooth and therefore generally requires more tooth preparation.
This is why Sol Inari does not automatically use crowns for cosmetic cases where veneers can appropriately achieve the desired result.
Porcelain veneers at Sol Inari start from €600 (approximately £522) per tooth, as do zirconia crowns.
So the decision between the two should not simply be:
“Which one costs less?”
It should be:
“Which restoration does this tooth actually need?”
When a veneer is sufficient, the specialist can recommend the more conservative veneer approach.
When the tooth requires the coverage and restoration of a crown, a crown can be planned.
If your teeth are suitable for a more conservative ceramic restoration, you can learn more about our porcelain veneers in Benidorm, including our minimal-preparation approach, Digital Smile Design, treatment prices and the approximately five-working-day treatment process for international patients.
Zirconia Crowns vs Composite Bonding
Composite bonding is even more conservative than a crown in suitable cosmetic cases.
At Sol Inari:
Edge bonding starts from €135 (approximately £117) per tooth.
Full composite bonding / composite veneers start from €335 (approximately £291) per tooth.
Zirconia crowns start from €600 (approximately £522) per tooth.
These are not simply three levels of the same treatment.
They solve different problems.
If a patient has a small chip or requires a limited change in tooth shape, preparing the tooth for a full crown may be unnecessary.
If the tooth is extensively damaged, however, adding composite to its surface may not provide the restoration that tooth requires.
The specialist assesses the tooth and recommends the appropriate level of treatment.
Different Types of Zirconia for Different Teeth
One of the misconceptions about zirconia crowns is that all zirconia restorations are the same.
They are not.
Sol Inari works with different zirconia options, including monolithic and full-contour zirconia, together with other zirconia solutions according to the requirements of the case.
The selection can depend on factors such as:
- whether the crown is anterior or posterior;
- the aesthetic requirements;
- the colour of surrounding teeth;
- the available space;
- bite and chewing forces;
- whether the crown is supported by a natural tooth or implant; and
- whether one tooth or multiple teeth are being restored.
Rather than selecting a crown from a catalogue, the material and design form part of the overall clinical plan.
Zirconia Crowns for Front Teeth
A front tooth creates a particular aesthetic challenge.
It is highly visible when the patient talks and smiles, and when only one front tooth is being restored, the new crown may sit directly beside natural teeth.
That means simply making a “white crown” is not enough.
The restoration needs to consider:
- shade;
- shape;
- tooth length;
- proportions;
- translucency;
- surrounding natural teeth;
- smile symmetry;
- lips;
- smile line; and
- the patient’s overall facial appearance.
For anterior crowns, Sol Inari recommends zirconia solutions, with the precise restoration individually planned according to the patient.
This is where our digital workflow and direct cooperation with our own dental laboratory become particularly valuable.
What About Crowns for Back Teeth?
Posterior teeth have different requirements from highly visible anterior teeth.
They are exposed to significant chewing forces, and aesthetic priorities can differ according to their location.
Zirconia can be used for posterior crowns.
However, where clinically appropriate and according to the patient’s preferences, porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crowns can also be considered for posterior teeth.
We do not need to tell every patient that one material is universally “best”.
The appropriate restoration depends on the tooth, its location, clinical requirements and the patient’s preferences.
Digital Intraoral Scanning
Traditional dental impressions are not the only way to capture information for modern restorative dentistry.
At Sol Inari, we use digital intraoral scanning as part of our digital dental workflow.
A digital scan creates detailed information about the teeth that can be used during restoration planning and communicated through the treatment workflow.
This is particularly useful when several elements need to work together:
The prepared tooth → the bite → surrounding teeth → digital design → specialist → dental laboratory → final crown.
The technology itself is not the objective.
The objective is using digital information to help create a restoration planned specifically for the individual mouth.
Digital Smile Design for Zirconia Crowns
Digital Smile Design is not only relevant to porcelain veneers.
When zirconia crowns form part of an aesthetic transformation, Sol Inari can use Digital Smile Design so that the patient can see and discuss the planned aesthetic direction before the final treatment is completed.
This is particularly useful when several visible teeth are being restored.
Instead of simply requesting “white teeth”, we can consider the complete smile.
How long should the teeth appear?
How much tooth is visible when the patient smiles?
Should the result be extremely natural or more visibly transformed?
How bright does the patient want the final shade?
How do the proposed teeth relate to the lips and face?
Digital design helps turn those subjective questions into a more concrete discussion between the patient and clinical team.
Your Smile Is Not Finished Until the Details Are Right
Choosing a tooth shade at the beginning does not mean that you lose your say in the final aesthetic result.
At Sol Inari, the patient is actively involved in how the final smile should look.
The specialist provides professional recommendations based on the patient’s teeth, face, lips, smile and clinical situation, but the patient’s own preferences matter — particularly when it comes to shade and overall aesthetic character.
Digital Smile Design can allow the planned result to be visualised before the final crowns are completed.
But the conversation does not stop there.
Aesthetic details can continue to be reviewed during the treatment process.
If the patient feels that a tooth should be slightly different in shape, would prefer another shade or wants the smile to appear more natural or differently proportioned, those concerns can be discussed with the team.
Changes can be coordinated with the specialist and dental laboratory before treatment is completely finalised.
Our objective is not simply to finish a number of crowns as quickly as possible.
The objective is to finish the right smile for that patient.
Our Own Dental Laboratory in Benidorm
One of the distinctive parts of restorative treatment at Sol Inari is that we have our own dental laboratory.
This means the specialist and dental laboratory can work closely together throughout the restorative process.
For zirconia crowns, that communication can include details such as:
- restoration design;
- shape;
- dimensions;
- shade;
- relationship with neighbouring teeth;
- aesthetic character;
- requested modifications; and
- final adjustments.
This becomes particularly important in demanding aesthetic cases.
A crown for a back tooth that is largely hidden when someone smiles presents a different aesthetic challenge from restoring one highly visible central front tooth beside natural teeth.
Likewise, restoring one tooth is different from designing a larger smile makeover involving multiple crowns.
Direct collaboration between the specialist and dental laboratory allows the restoration to be approached as an individual case rather than simply an order for “one zirconia crown”.
Natural Teeth or a Hollywood Smile?
There is no single correct colour or shape for zirconia crowns.
Some patients want their crown to blend as naturally as possible with the teeth around it.
Others undergoing a larger smile transformation deliberately want:
- a brighter shade;
- greater symmetry;
- more uniform proportions; and
- a more defined Hollywood-style aesthetic.
At Sol Inari, the patient can communicate the look they want.
The specialist then provides recommendations based on the patient’s face, lips, smile and dental situation.
The aim is not to impose the same smile design on every patient.
It is to create an aesthetic plan appropriate to the individual.
Zirconia Crowns After Root Canal Treatment
Zirconia crowns can be used to restore root-canal-treated teeth when a crown is clinically indicated.
However, the fact that a tooth has undergone root canal treatment does not by itself determine the final restoration.
The remaining tooth structure and overall condition need to be evaluated.
For international patients, this is one reason why we ask for an X-ray before travelling whenever available.
It allows the specialist to obtain information that photographs of the outside of the teeth cannot provide.
Zirconia Crowns on Dental Implants
A zirconia crown can also form the visible final part of a dental implant restoration.
The implant and crown perform different roles.
The dental implant is placed in the jaw and provides support.
The abutment connects the restoration to the implant system.
The crown forms the visible replacement tooth.
When restoring an implant in a visible area, the aesthetic design of the final crown is particularly important because it needs to work with the surrounding teeth and smile.
Patients who need replacement of a missing tooth rather than restoration of an existing natural tooth can explore our dedicated Dental Implants in Benidorm treatment information.
Zirconia Crowns as Part of a Dental Bridge
Crowns can also form part of a dental bridge used to replace a missing tooth or teeth.
A bridge is a different treatment concept from replacing an individual missing tooth with a dental implant.
The appropriate solution depends on the condition of the surrounding teeth, the missing tooth or teeth, available bone, overall dental situation and the patient’s treatment preferences.
Rather than assuming that every missing tooth should receive the same solution, these factors should be assessed before deciding between options such as a bridge or implant-supported restoration.
Zirconia Crowns in Around 5 Working Days in Benidorm
For UK and other international patients, zirconia crown treatment at Sol Inari is normally organised over approximately five working days.
During this period, the patient can progress from clinical assessment and preparation through temporary restorations and laboratory fabrication to final crowns.
In some suitable cases, we have completed the process in approximately three working days.
However, three-day treatment should not be interpreted as a guarantee.
Whether this is possible depends on the individual case, number and condition of teeth, any additional treatment required, laboratory workflow and clinical requirements.
For travel planning, patients should generally work on the basis of approximately:
5 working days in Benidorm
Our international patient coordinator can help organise the treatment schedule around the patient’s stay.
Can Several Zirconia Crowns Be Completed During One Trip?
Yes.
Treatment is not restricted to one crown per visit.
When clinically appropriate and properly planned, multiple crowns can be completed during the same treatment stay in Benidorm.
This can include larger restorative or aesthetic cases involving several teeth.
There is no arbitrary number of crowns that every patient should receive.
The number should be determined by what the individual teeth and treatment plan actually require.
Temporary Crowns While Your Final Crowns Are Being Made
Patients receive temporary crowns while the final restorations are being produced.
Temporary restorations form an important stage between tooth preparation and completion of the final crowns.
During this period, the final zirconia restorations are produced through the dental laboratory workflow.
Once ready, they can be assessed as part of the final treatment process.
Coming from the UK? Start Before You Book Your Dental Trip
If you live in the UK, we would rather obtain useful information about your teeth before you travel to Benidorm.
For zirconia crown treatment, we recommend sending two things.
1. Clear Photographs of Your Teeth
Photographs help our specialist see the visible condition, shape and aesthetic situation of the teeth.
2. A Recent Dental X-Ray, If Available
An X-ray provides information that a photograph cannot.
It can help the specialist assess whether there are teeth that may require dental treatment before a crown can be placed.
This is particularly important when someone is considering several crowns.
Discovering an additional dental problem only after arriving in Spain can alter the treatment schedule.
The more useful information we have beforehand, the better we can begin planning your visit.
Your Free Initial Treatment Plan
After receiving your photographs and available X-rays, our specialist can make an initial assessment and prepare a free initial treatment plan based on the information available.
This can help you understand the likely treatment direction before arranging your journey to Benidorm.
Remote assessment does not replace the clinical examination.
The final diagnosis and treatment plan are confirmed following the appropriate in-person assessment at Sol Inari.
Your €80 Consultation Deposit
When an international patient books the physical examination at Sol Inari, there is an:
€80 consultation fee/deposit (approximately £70)
If you decide to proceed with treatment at Sol Inari, the full €80 is credited against your treatment cost.
For a patient who proceeds with treatment, the examination therefore does not become an additional €80 on top of the agreed treatment price — the amount is deducted from the treatment bill.
If the patient does not proceed with treatment, the €80 covers the in-clinic examination.
The GBP equivalent is approximate and subject to the EUR/GBP exchange rate.
Your Zirconia Crown Treatment Journey in Benidorm
For an international patient, the process typically follows a clear sequence.
Step 1: Send Photographs and an X-Ray Before Travelling
Start from home.
Send clear photographs of the teeth and an available recent X-ray so the specialist can begin assessing the visible and underlying dental situation.
Step 2: Receive Your Initial Treatment Plan
Based on the information available, the clinic can provide an initial treatment plan before your journey.
This initial planning is free.
Step 3: Examination at Sol Inari in Benidorm
Once in Benidorm, your teeth are clinically examined.
The specialist confirms whether crowns are appropriate and whether any tooth requires additional treatment first.
Step 4: Digital Planning
Digital intraoral scanning and, where relevant, Digital Smile Design can be incorporated into the treatment workflow.
For aesthetic cases, this is also where the desired shape, proportions, shade and overall smile direction are discussed.
Step 5: Tooth Preparation
Teeth requiring crowns are appropriately prepared according to the individual clinical plan.
A crown involves more extensive tooth preparation than a veneer, which is precisely why we recommend crowns only where their level of restoration is appropriate.
Step 6: Temporary Crowns
Temporary crowns are provided while the final zirconia restorations are being produced.
Step 7: Our Dental Lab Produces the Final Crowns
Our dental laboratory works closely with the specialist on the final restorations.
For aesthetic cases, this includes the details that influence how the crowns integrate into the patient’s smile.
Step 8: Review the Aesthetic Result
The patient remains part of the aesthetic process.
Shape, shade and other aesthetic details can be discussed and, where required, changes can be made during the process before everything is completely finalised.
Step 9: Finalisation
Once the clinical and aesthetic details are right, the treatment can be completed.
For most international crown cases, the overall process is organised across approximately five working days.
What If My Teeth Need Treatment Before the Crowns?
This is precisely why we encourage UK patients to send an X-ray before travelling.
Sometimes the visible appearance of a tooth tells only part of the story.
An X-ray may reveal information suggesting that a tooth requires additional assessment or treatment before it is appropriate to proceed with the planned crown.
If additional treatment is required, it is incorporated into the clinical treatment plan and priced separately from the €600 starting price of the zirconia crown itself.
We prefer to identify potential issues as early as possible rather than create an unrealistic treatment schedule before the underlying teeth have been considered.
Why Five Working Days Matters for International Patients
Many people searching for dental treatment abroad understandably focus first on price.
But time is also an important consideration.
A UK patient needs to consider:
- flights;
- accommodation;
- time away from work;
- how many journeys are required; and
- whether treatment can realistically be completed during the planned stay.
Sol Inari’s own dental laboratory and coordinated digital workflow allow zirconia crown treatment to normally be organised over approximately five working days.
Some cases have been completed in three working days, but we do not present every case as a guaranteed three-day treatment.
Clinical requirements come before an artificial deadline.
This is particularly important when the patient is having several teeth restored.
Zirconia Crown Treatment at Our Clinic in Benidorm
Zirconia crown treatment takes place at Sol Inari Estudio Dental in central Benidorm, where digital treatment planning, clinical care and collaboration with our own dental laboratory can form part of the same coordinated treatment journey.
The clinic combines contemporary dental technology with an environment designed to feel spacious, calm and welcoming.
For international patients staying in Benidorm, having the clinical and laboratory elements closely coordinated is particularly valuable when treatment needs to be completed within a carefully planned stay.
Sol Inari Estudio Dental
Av. de Europa, 22
03503 Benidorm, Alicante
Spain
Why Choose Sol Inari for Zirconia Crowns in Benidorm?
A zirconia crown is not simply a piece of ceramic.
The final result depends on the decisions made before, during and after its fabrication.
At Sol Inari, zirconia crown treatment brings together:
- zirconia crowns from €600 (approximately £522) per tooth;
- different zirconia options, including monolithic and full-contour zirconia;
- zirconia solutions recommended for anterior crown cases;
- PFM alternatives for posterior teeth where appropriate and desired;
- digital intraoral scanning;
- Digital Smile Design for appropriate aesthetic cases;
- personalised shade and tooth-shape planning;
- a conservative philosophy regarding when crowns should actually be used;
- porcelain veneers and composite bonding as more conservative alternatives where clinically appropriate;
- our own dental laboratory;
- direct collaboration between the specialist and laboratory;
- patient involvement in shade, shape and aesthetic decisions;
- the ability to review aesthetic details and make appropriate changes during the process before everything is completely finalised;
- temporary crowns during laboratory fabrication;
- treatment normally organised over approximately five working days;
- pre-travel assessment using photographs and X-rays;
- a free initial treatment plan;
- English-speaking staff; and
- an international patient coordinator.
Most importantly, we do not start from the assumption that every tooth requiring an aesthetic improvement should receive a crown.
The specialist first determines what the tooth needs and whether a more conservative solution is appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions About Zirconia Crowns in Benidorm
How much is a zirconia crown in Benidorm?
At Sol Inari, a zirconia crown starts from €600 (approximately £522) per tooth.
The price refers to the final crown itself. Any additional dental treatment required before the crown is placed is priced separately according to the individual treatment plan.
How long do zirconia crowns take at Sol Inari?
For international patients, treatment is normally organised over approximately five working days in Benidorm.
Some suitable cases have been completed in approximately three working days, but this cannot be guaranteed for every patient.
Can I get zirconia crowns in three days?
It may be possible in selected cases, and Sol Inari has completed some cases within approximately three working days.
However, this depends on the individual clinical situation, number of teeth and required treatment.
Patients travelling internationally should normally plan around approximately five working days unless the clinic confirms otherwise.
Do I receive temporary crowns?
Yes.
Temporary crowns are provided while the final restorations are being produced.
Can I have several crowns during one visit to Benidorm?
Yes.
When clinically appropriate and planned beforehand, multiple crowns can be treated during the same stay.
The number should be based on the patient’s actual dental requirements rather than a standard crown package.
Are zirconia crowns suitable for front teeth?
Yes.
Sol Inari recommends zirconia solutions for anterior crown cases, where aesthetic details such as shade, shape, translucency and integration with neighbouring teeth can be particularly important.
Can zirconia be used for back teeth?
Yes.
Zirconia can also be used for posterior crowns.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns may additionally be considered for posterior teeth where appropriate and according to patient preference.
Does Sol Inari use monolithic zirconia?
Yes.
The clinic works with zirconia options including monolithic and full-contour zirconia, with the appropriate material selected according to the individual treatment requirements.
Is a zirconia crown better than a porcelain veneer?
They are different restorations and should not be compared simply as “better” or “worse”.
A veneer is generally more conservative and primarily covers the visible front surface of the tooth.
A crown covers substantially more of the tooth and is appropriate when the tooth requires that level of restoration.
If a veneer can appropriately achieve the clinical and aesthetic objective, Sol Inari does not recommend unnecessarily preparing a healthy tooth for a crown.
Will you crown healthy teeth for a smile makeover?
Not automatically.
If the desired aesthetic result can appropriately be achieved with a more conservative option such as porcelain veneers or composite bonding, the specialist can recommend that instead.
Crowns are used when the condition of the teeth or treatment requirements justify a crown.
Can zirconia crowns be used after root canal treatment?
Yes.
Zirconia crowns can restore root-canal-treated teeth where a crown is clinically indicated.
The individual tooth needs to be assessed to determine the appropriate final restoration.
Can zirconia crowns be fitted onto dental implants?
Yes.
Zirconia crowns can be used as the visible final restoration on dental implants in appropriate cases.
Can zirconia crowns be used for a dental bridge?
Yes.
Crowns can form part of a dental bridge for replacing missing teeth where a bridge is the appropriate treatment option.
Can I choose the colour of my zirconia crowns?
Yes. The patient’s aesthetic preference is an important part of treatment planning, particularly the desired shade.
The specialist also provides professional recommendations based on the patient’s natural teeth, smile, lips and overall facial appearance.
Can zirconia crowns look natural?
Yes, a natural-looking aesthetic can be specifically planned.
For an individual visible crown, particular attention can be paid to how it relates to neighbouring natural teeth.
Patients undergoing a larger smile makeover can also choose a more natural aesthetic rather than an extremely bright or uniform appearance.
Can I have a Hollywood smile with zirconia crowns?
If crowns are clinically appropriate for the teeth being treated, a brighter and more defined Hollywood-style aesthetic can be incorporated into the smile plan.
However, healthy teeth are not automatically recommended for crowns solely to create this aesthetic if a more conservative treatment is appropriate.
Can I see my smile before the final crowns are completed?
Sol Inari can use Digital Smile Design in appropriate cases so the planned aesthetic direction can be visualised and discussed before the final restorations are completed.
What if I don’t like the colour or shape?
Tell the team.
Shape, shade and other aesthetic details can be reviewed during treatment, and changes can be coordinated with the specialist and dental laboratory before the process is completely finalised.
This is one of the advantages of close collaboration between the clinic and its own dental laboratory.
Does Sol Inari have its own dental laboratory?
Yes.
Sol Inari has its own dental laboratory, which works closely with the specialist during the restorative process.
This supports direct communication regarding shape, shade and other restoration details.
Should I send an X-ray before travelling from the UK?
Yes, if you have a recent X-ray available.
We also recommend sending clear photographs of the teeth.
Photographs show the visible dental and aesthetic situation, while an X-ray provides additional information that can help identify whether a tooth may require treatment before receiving a crown.
Can I receive a treatment plan before travelling?
Yes.
Based on the information provided, including photographs and available X-rays, Sol Inari can prepare a free initial treatment plan before you travel.
The final diagnosis and treatment plan are confirmed following the in-clinic examination.
How much is the consultation?
The in-clinic consultation requires an €80 fee/deposit (approximately £70).
If you proceed with treatment at Sol Inari, the full €80 is credited against your treatment cost.
Where is Sol Inari?
Sol Inari Estudio Dental is located at:
Av. de Europa, 22, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain.
The clinic works with local, UK and other international patients and has an international patient coordinator to assist with communication and treatment scheduling.
Planning Zirconia Crowns in Benidorm? Start from Home
If you are considering travelling from the UK for zirconia crowns, you do not need to wait until you arrive in Benidorm to begin the assessment.
Send Sol Inari clear photographs of your teeth and, if available, a recent dental X-ray.
The photographs help the specialist assess the visible condition and aesthetic situation of your teeth, while the X-ray can provide information about whether any teeth may require treatment before crowns can be placed.
Our specialist can then prepare an initial treatment plan free of charge based on the information available.
If you proceed to an in-clinic examination, the consultation requires an €80 fee/deposit (approximately £70). If you continue with treatment, the entire €80 is credited against the treatment cost.
For international patients, zirconia crown treatment can normally be organised over approximately:
5 Working Days in Benidorm
During treatment, temporary crowns are provided while the final restorations are produced.
Digital planning, your aesthetic preferences and direct collaboration between the specialist and our own dental laboratory allow the final details to be reviewed during the process.
Zirconia crowns from €600 / approximately £522 per tooth.
Digital intraoral scanning.
Digital Smile Design for appropriate cases.
Temporary crowns while your final restorations are made.
Our own dental laboratory working directly with the specialist.
Your input on shade, shape and the final aesthetic result.
Contact Sol Inari to begin your initial assessment before travelling to Benidorm.
Sol Inari Estudio Dental
Av. de Europa, 22
03503 Benidorm, Alicante
Spain
Important price information: €600 is the starting price for the zirconia crown itself. Any additional treatment required is priced separately according to the individual treatment plan. GBP amounts are approximate conversions provided for the convenience of UK patients and fluctuate with the EUR/GBP exchange rate. Sol Inari’s official treatment prices are denominated in euros.
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