Zirconia Crowns in Sharm El Sheikh – €200 Per Crown
Planning a holiday in Sharm El Sheikh and considering dental crowns at the same time? At Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh, zirconia crowns cost €200 per tooth, making it possible to combine your Red Sea holiday with dental treatment at a substantially lower price than many private dental practices in the UK.
Our €200 fee covers the zirconia crown itself and the crown treatment process, including tooth preparation, impressions, fitting and cementation. The dental examination costs €20. If additional treatment such as root canal therapy or another procedure is clinically necessary before the crown can be fitted, that treatment is charged separately.
For patients travelling to Sharm El Sheikh specifically or combining treatment with an existing holiday, we recommend allowing around seven days whenever possible. If your stay is shorter, Contact Us before assuming treatment cannot be completed. Send us your dates, existing dental X-rays if available and information about the teeth you want treated, and we can assess what may be practical during your stay.
English is spoken at the clinic, and both digital and conventional impressions are available.
Whether you are staying in Naama Bay, Nabq Bay, Sharks Bay, SOHO Square, Hadaba or Ras Um Sid, the aim is simple: plan your dental visits around your time in Sharm rather than turning your entire holiday into a dental trip.
For examples of aesthetic and restorative smile transformations, visit our before and after dental gallery featuring real patient cases treated in Sharm El Sheikh
€200 Zirconia Crowns While You Holiday in Sharm El Sheikh
For many British and European visitors, Sharm El Sheikh already means sunshine, the Red Sea, diving, snorkelling, resorts and a break from winter weather.
Dental treatment probably wasn’t the first thing you associated with your holiday.
But if you already know that you need one or more crowns, your stay in Sharm can also provide an opportunity to complete dental treatment at a significantly lower cost than you may have been quoted at home.
A zirconia crown at Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh costs €200 per tooth.
This becomes particularly relevant when several teeth require crowns.
For example:
| Number of Zirconia Crowns | Crown Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 | €200 |
| 2 | €400 |
| 4 | €800 |
| 6 | €1,200 |
| 8 | €1,600 |
| 10 | €2,000 |
The examination is €20. Any additional dental treatment required before crown placement, such as root canal treatment, is assessed and priced separately.
This distinction matters.
We do not want a headline price to create the impression that every patient has exactly the same dental situation. €200 is the price of each zirconia crown, but the health and condition of the tooth underneath it must first be assessed.
If you are comparing different crown materials or are not yet certain zirconia is right for you, see our dental crowns in Sharm El Sheikh guide for the broader treatment options available.
How Much Are Zirconia Crowns in Sharm El Sheikh?
At Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh, the price is straightforward:
Zirconia crown: €200 per tooth
Dental examination: €20
The crown price includes the crown treatment process itself. If the tooth requires additional treatment before it can safely receive a crown, that procedure is additional.
For example, a tooth with a problem involving its pulp may require root canal treatment before the final crown is placed. Another patient may have a tooth that is already suitable for preparation without that additional treatment.
That is why an examination remains important even when you already know you want zirconia crowns.
The €200 price is not advertised as an all-inclusive price for every possible dental condition. It is the price per zirconia crown.
If you already have recent X-rays from your dentist at home, you can send them to us before travelling. Use Contact Us and tell us how many teeth you are considering treating and the dates you will be in Sharm El Sheikh.
This can make planning your holiday and dental appointments considerably easier.
Zirconia Crown Prices in Sharm El Sheikh vs the UK
Price is one of the main reasons a visitor may consider having crowns completed while already travelling to Egypt.
Private zirconia crown prices in the UK vary significantly between practices and locations. Current published private prices we reviewed include approximately £1.050 per zirconia crown, while some practices publish prices of around £1,295.
Against those examples, a €200 zirconia crown in Sharm El Sheikh can represent a substantial saving, reaching around 80% compared with some UK private practices, depending on the exchange rate and the UK clinic used for comparison.
That does not mean every UK dentist charges the same amount, and it does not mean every European clinic is more expensive by the same percentage.
The most useful comparison is therefore your actual quotation.
If your dentist at home has recommended several crowns, compare:
- the material being offered;
- the number of crowns;
- what the quoted fee includes;
- whether additional treatment is required;
- your available time in Sharm El Sheikh; and
- the total treatment cost.
If you are already travelling to Sharm for a holiday, you may not be adding the cost of an entirely separate international trip purely for dentistry. That can make the economics different from traditional dental tourism where flights and accommodation are purchased specifically for treatment.
Why Can Zirconia Crowns Cost Less in Sharm El Sheikh?
A lower treatment price should not automatically be interpreted as meaning that the treatment itself is identical in every clinic or country.
Dental fees are affected by many local factors, including operating costs, laboratory costs, staffing, commercial rent and the general cost structure of providing private healthcare.
For a patient, however, the relevant question is not simply, “Where is the cheapest crown?”
It should be:
What treatment do I actually need, what material is being used, what does the price include, and can it be completed appropriately during my stay?
That is why we encourage patients travelling to Sharm to contact us before making treatment assumptions based only on the number of crowns they think they need.
A €200 price is attractive, but treatment planning comes first.
Can I Get Zirconia Crowns While on Holiday in Sharm El Sheikh?
Yes, depending on your dental condition and the length of your stay.
For zirconia crown treatment, around seven days in Sharm El Sheikh is preferable whenever possible.
That makes a typical week-long holiday particularly relevant.
Your dental appointments do not necessarily need to occupy every day of your trip. Crown treatment involves stages, and time between those stages can allow the restoration to be prepared while you continue with other parts of your stay.
If you have fewer than seven days, do not automatically rule treatment out.
Instead, Contact Us before travelling or as early as possible during your stay. Tell us:
- your arrival date;
- your departure date;
- how many crowns you believe you need;
- whether the teeth are currently painful;
- whether your dentist has recommended root canal treatment;
- whether you already have X-rays; and
- where you are staying in Sharm El Sheikh.
We can then consider what may realistically be possible within your available time.
A short stay does not guarantee that treatment can be accelerated. Clinical requirements come first. But knowing your schedule early gives us much more useful information than discovering your departure date at the end of treatment.
How Zirconia Crown Treatment Can Fit Around a Sharm El Sheikh Holiday
This is where treatment in Sharm differs from a generic dental-tourism page about travelling abroad.
Most of our international visitors are not coming to an unfamiliar industrial city solely to spend a week attending dental appointments.
They are in Sharm El Sheikh.
Their days may involve a resort in Nabq Bay, a beach in Naama Bay, diving or snorkelling in the Red Sea, an evening around SOHO Square or time around Hadaba and Ras Um Sid.
Dental treatment therefore needs to be planned with the reality of the patient’s stay in mind.
The first important appointment is the clinical assessment.
The dentist needs to examine the teeth and determine whether zirconia crowns are appropriate. Existing crowns, decay, previous root canal treatment, the condition of the remaining tooth structure and your bite can all influence treatment planning.
Once the teeth being crowned are prepared, impressions are taken so the restorations can be produced to fit your teeth.
At Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh, both digital and conventional impression techniques are available. The method used depends on the clinical situation.
A temporary restoration may be used while the final crown is being prepared.
At the fitting stage, the crown needs to be assessed for fit, bite and appearance before final cementation.
This is why we recommend planning approximately seven days rather than treating zirconia crowns as a procedure that every patient can complete immediately after walking in from the beach.
Staying in Nabq Bay?
Nabq Bay contains many of Sharm El Sheikh’s large resort hotels and is a common base for international holidaymakers.
If you are staying in Nabq and considering several crowns, contact us early in your holiday rather than waiting until your final day.
Send your resort area and travel dates through Contact Us. You do not need to know the city’s street layout to begin planning.
Staying Around Sharks Bay or SOHO Square?
Sharks Bay and the SOHO Square area are popular with visitors staying close to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport.
If you already know before travelling that you want zirconia crowns, sending your information and X-rays before arrival can be particularly useful.
It allows the conversation about your teeth to begin before valuable holiday days have passed.
Staying in Naama Bay?
Naama Bay remains one of Sharm El Sheikh’s best-known tourist areas, with hotels, restaurants and nightlife concentrated around the bay.
Patients staying in Naama Bay can plan dental appointments around their holiday schedule.
When contacting us, simply mention Naama Bay and your departure date.
Hadaba and Ras Um Sid
Hadaba and Ras Um Sid are another major part of Sharm’s tourism landscape.
If your resort or accommodation is in this area, you can also arrange an assessment for zirconia crowns during your stay.
The important factor is not which resort zone you choose. It is giving yourself enough time for proper assessment, preparation and fitting.
What Does the €200 Zirconia Crown Price Include?
Transparency is especially important when you are receiving dental treatment outside your home country.
Our €200 price is per zirconia crown and includes the normal crown treatment process, including:
- preparation of the tooth;
- digital or conventional impressions;
- the final zirconia crown;
- fitting;
- cementation; and
- relevant crown-treatment checks.
The dental examination costs €20.
Additional dental procedures are not automatically included in the €200 crown price.
If examination shows that a tooth needs root canal treatment or another procedure before receiving its crown, that treatment is charged separately.
You should therefore think of the pricing as:
€20 examination + €200 for each zirconia crown + any additional treatment that is clinically required.
This is more useful than advertising an unrealistic package price before anyone has examined your teeth.
Digital and Conventional Dental Impressions
Accurate impressions are an important part of crown treatment because the final restoration needs to relate correctly to the prepared tooth and your bite.
At Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh, we can use digital or conventional impressions depending on the case.
Digital impressions capture information about the teeth electronically rather than relying solely on traditional impression materials.
Conventional impressions remain an established option and can also be appropriate depending on the clinical situation.
Technology is a tool rather than a substitute for diagnosis. The important outcome is obtaining the information required to create a crown that can be properly evaluated for fit, function and appearance.
What Is a Zirconia Crown?
A zirconia crown is a dental restoration used to cover a prepared tooth.
Zirconia is a ceramic material used in restorative dentistry because it combines high strength with a tooth-coloured appearance.
A crown covers more of the tooth than a veneer and may be recommended when a tooth needs significant restoration or protection.
Potential reasons for a crown can include extensive structural damage, a large existing restoration, fracture, wear or a tooth that has undergone certain other dental treatments.
However, needing cosmetic improvement does not automatically mean that every visible tooth should be crowned.
Whenever appropriate, preserving healthy natural tooth structure matters.
That distinction is particularly important for patients considering a large “smile makeover” while on holiday.
Are Zirconia Crowns Suitable for Front Teeth?
Zirconia can be used in different areas of the mouth, but choosing a restoration should take into account both functional and aesthetic requirements.
Front teeth are highly visible, so shade, shape, translucency and the relationship between neighbouring teeth become particularly important.
Back teeth experience substantial chewing forces, which makes mechanical properties important as well.
There is no useful rule saying that one material is automatically the best choice for every tooth and every patient.
The dentist should assess the individual tooth, your bite, the amount of remaining tooth structure and your aesthetic expectations.
If your main goal is cosmetic improvement of otherwise healthy front teeth, it is also worth understanding porcelain veneers before deciding that crowns are the correct treatment.
Zirconia Crowns vs Porcelain Veneers
Crowns and veneers are not interchangeable simply because both can change the appearance of teeth.
A crown covers the prepared tooth much more extensively.
A porcelain veneer generally covers primarily the visible front surface and is used for different indications.
If a tooth genuinely requires the protection or restoration provided by a crown, a zirconia crown may be considered.
If your teeth are healthy and your concern is primarily colour, shape, spacing or another aesthetic issue, a more conservative option may sometimes be appropriate.
That decision requires an examination.
Our porcelain veneers page explains the cosmetic option in more detail.
The important point for a patient visiting Sharm is this: do not choose a treatment solely because the per-tooth price looks attractive. Choose it because it is appropriate for your teeth.
Zirconia Crowns on Natural Teeth vs Dental Implants
Another common source of confusion is the relationship between crowns and implants.
A crown can restore a natural tooth that has been appropriately prepared.
A dental implant, by contrast, is used to replace a missing tooth root and can support a dental restoration.
If your tooth is still present, the first question is whether it can and should be restored.
If a tooth is missing or cannot be predictably retained, the treatment discussion may be different.
Patients dealing with missing teeth can read our dental implants in Sharm El Sheikh page for information about implant treatment.
Do not assume that the €200 zirconia crown price means that an implant and all associated treatment costs €200. Implant treatment is a separate procedure with its own assessment, components and fees.
Do I Need Root Canal Treatment Before a Zirconia Crown?
Not automatically.
A crown does not mean every tooth needs a root canal.
Whether root canal treatment is required depends on the condition of the individual tooth.
If the pulp inside the tooth is healthy and there is no other indication for endodontic treatment, a root canal should not be treated as an automatic step simply because a crown is planned.
If there is existing infection, significant pulpal disease or another clinical indication, root canal treatment in Sharm El Sheikh may be required.
When necessary, it is charged separately from the €200 crown fee.
This is another reason why we cannot provide a complete final treatment cost based solely on the number of crowns a patient requests online.
Can I Send My X-Rays Before Travelling to Egypt?
Yes.
For international patients, this is one of the most useful ways to start the conversation.
If you have recent dental X-rays from your dentist at home, send them through Contact Us together with your travel dates.
You can also tell us:
- which teeth your dentist has discussed with you;
- how many crowns you have been advised to consider;
- whether you currently have pain;
- whether any teeth have previously had root canal treatment;
- whether you already have crowns or bridges;
- your arrival and departure dates; and
- your Sharm El Sheikh resort area.
Existing X-rays and photographs can be useful for preliminary planning, but they do not replace an in-person dental examination.
The final diagnosis and treatment plan are made after clinical assessment.
Planning Before You Fly to Sharm El Sheikh
If crowns are already part of your holiday plan, contacting us before departure is preferable to waiting until the middle of your trip.
Imagine you are flying from Manchester, London or another European city for seven nights in Sharm.
If you wait until day five to enquire about several crowns, the available treatment window is obviously much smaller.
If you contact us before arrival, we know your schedule from the beginning.
You can still enjoy your holiday. The point is simply to organise treatment sensibly around it.
When possible, allow approximately seven days.
If you have only four, five or six days available, send us your details anyway. We can tell you whether your proposed treatment may be practical within that timeframe.
Is It Worth Getting Several Crowns During the Same Holiday?
The financial difference becomes more noticeable as the number of crowns increases.
At €200 per crown:
- four crowns cost €800;
- six crowns cost €1,200;
- eight crowns cost €1,600; and
- ten crowns cost €2,000.
However, a lower unit price should never become a reason to crown teeth unnecessarily.
The number of crowns should be based on clinical need and an appropriate treatment plan.
If you have been quoted for extensive crown treatment in the UK, bringing or sending that treatment information can be helpful. The dentist in Sharm still needs to perform an independent assessment rather than simply reproducing another dentist’s plan without examination.
Is €200 Too Cheap for a Zirconia Crown?
Price alone cannot tell you whether dental treatment is appropriate or high quality.
The cost of private dentistry varies substantially between countries and even between practices in the same city.
The better questions to ask are:
What material am I receiving? What does the fee include? Does the tooth actually need a crown? How is the tooth assessed? What additional treatment might be necessary? How much time is required?
At our clinic, the answer to the headline price is clear: a zirconia crown is €200 per tooth and the examination is €20.
Additional procedures, if clinically required, are separate.
That gives you a clear starting point for comparing your treatment options.
Why Combine Dental Treatment With a Sharm El Sheikh Holiday?
Traditional dental tourism often means choosing a destination specifically for dentistry and then paying separately for flights and accommodation.
For someone who is already planning a Sharm El Sheikh holiday, the calculation can be different.
Your resort and flights may already be part of your travel plans.
You may already be spending a week beside the Red Sea.
If you also need dental crowns, that existing stay can provide a practical treatment window without organising a completely separate journey solely for dentistry.
That does not mean dental treatment should be squeezed into an unsuitable timetable.
It means that, with advance planning, your holiday and dental appointments may be able to coexist.
Sharm is particularly suited to this concept because visitors commonly stay for approximately a week in resort areas such as Naama Bay, Nabq Bay, Sharks Bay and Hadaba.
Choosing Between Different Types of Dental Crowns
Zirconia is only one option within restorative dentistry.
The best crown depends on the tooth, its location, remaining structure, your bite, aesthetic requirements and other clinical factors.
If you are still researching rather than specifically committed to zirconia, start with our main dental crowns in Sharm El Sheikh page.
That page acts as the broader guide to crown treatment, while this page focuses specifically on zirconia crowns, their €200 price and planning treatment during a stay in Sharm.
This distinction also helps you avoid making a treatment decision based on one material name before your teeth have been assessed.
Ready to Plan Your Zirconia Crowns in Sharm El Sheikh?
If you are already booked for Sharm El Sheikh, the best time to start planning is before you arrive.
Use Contact Us and send:
- your arrival and departure dates;
- your hotel or resort area;
- how many crowns you are considering;
- any recent X-rays you have; and
- relevant information from your dentist at home.
If you are already in Sharm, you can use the same form to request an appointment.
A seven-day window is preferable, but if you have fewer days remaining, ask us what may be possible rather than assuming it is too late.
Frequently Asked Questions About Zirconia Crowns in Sharm El Sheikh
How much is a zirconia crown in Sharm El Sheikh?
A zirconia crown at Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh costs €200 per tooth. The dental examination costs €20. Additional procedures such as root canal treatment, when clinically necessary, are charged separately.
Is €200 the full price of the zirconia crown?
€200 is the price per zirconia crown and includes the crown treatment process. The examination is €20. If the tooth requires additional treatment before receiving its crown, those procedures are additional.
How long should I stay in Sharm El Sheikh for zirconia crowns?
We recommend allowing approximately seven days when possible. If your stay is shorter, contact the clinic with your exact arrival and departure dates so we can assess what may be practical.
Can I get zirconia crowns during a one-week holiday in Sharm El Sheikh?
Potentially, yes. A seven-day stay provides a useful treatment window for many crown cases, but suitability and timing depend on your individual dental condition and the number of teeth being treated.
Can I send an X-ray before my holiday?
Yes. You can send existing X-rays and relevant information through Contact Us before travelling. They may help with preliminary planning, although an in-person examination is still required for diagnosis and the final treatment plan.
Do you speak English?
Yes. English is spoken at Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh, which is particularly useful for British and other international patients receiving treatment while on holiday.
Do you use digital impressions for zirconia crowns?
Digital and conventional impressions are available. The appropriate technique can be selected according to the individual clinical situation.
Are zirconia crowns cheaper in Sharm El Sheikh than in the UK?
Our zirconia crowns cost €200 per tooth. Published private UK fees vary widely, with examples substantially above this amount. Compared with some higher-priced UK private practices, the difference can reach approximately 80%, although the exact saving depends on the clinic, exchange rate and treatments being compared.
Will I definitely need a root canal before getting a crown?
No. Root canal treatment is not automatically required before a zirconia crown. It is performed when there is a clinical reason for it. If required, root canal treatment is charged separately.
Can I get several zirconia crowns during the same trip?
Potentially. The number that can appropriately be treated depends on your oral health, the teeth involved and the available treatment time. Contact us before travelling if you are considering multiple crowns.
What if I am only in Sharm for five days?
Contact us with your dates. Seven days is preferable, but a shorter stay does not automatically mean treatment is impossible. We need to know the individual case before advising what may be practical.
Are zirconia crowns the same as veneers?
No. Crowns and veneers cover different amounts of tooth structure and are used for different clinical purposes. If your main concern is cosmetic and your teeth are otherwise healthy, read about porcelain veneers and discuss the most appropriate option with the dentist.
Can a zirconia crown be used with a dental implant?
Dental implants and crowns can form part of the same restorative treatment, but an implant-supported restoration is different from placing a crown on a natural tooth. See our dental implants in Sharm El Sheikh page for implant-specific information.
Zirconia Crowns in Sharm El Sheikh for €200: Plan Before Your Holiday
If you need dental crowns and are already planning a holiday in Sharm El Sheikh, combining the two may make both practical and financial sense.
At Dental Clinic Sharm El Sheikh, zirconia crowns cost €200 per tooth, with a €20 examination fee. Crown treatment includes preparation, impressions, the temporary restoration where required, the final zirconia crown, fitting and cementation. Additional procedures such as root canal treatment are charged separately when clinically necessary.
We recommend approximately seven days in Sharm El Sheikh whenever possible.
Whether your resort is in Naama Bay, Nabq Bay, Sharks Bay, around SOHO Square, Hadaba or Ras Um Sid, you can start planning before you arrive.
Send your existing X-rays, travel dates and information about the teeth you want assessed through Contact Us.
If you have fewer than seven days, ask us what may be possible.
And if you are still deciding between zirconia and other restorative or cosmetic options, explore our dental crowns in Sharm El Sheikh, dental implants in Sharm El Sheikh and porcelain veneers pages before making your decision.