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Onlays

Compare treatment options

Comparing attributes for a procedure and its treatment options can be useful when making treatment decisions.

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Relative cost of procedure ($ - $$$$$)

  • Crowns; solid porcelain
    $$$$$ (per tooth.)
  • Crowns; porcelain fused to high noble metal
    $$$$$ (per tooth.)
  • Crowns; porcelain fused to non-noble metal
    $$$$ (per tooth.)
  • Crowns; solid high noble metal
    $$$$ (per tooth.)
  • Crowns; solid non-noble metal
    $$$$ (per tooth.)
  • Crowns; provisional, metal
    $$-$$$$ (Wide variation.)
  • Crowns; provisional, acrylic
    $$-$$$$ (Wide variation.)
  • Fillings & core buildups; silver
    $-$$ (Depends on number of surfaces.)
  • Fillings & core buildups; composite resin
    $-$$$ (per tooth. Depends on tooth type and number of surfaces.)
  • Onlays; metallic
    $$$$ (per tooth. Depends on number of surfaces.)
  • Onlays; ceramic
    $$$$-$$$$$ (per tooth. Depends on number of surfaces.)

Actual cost of care varies most by geographic region. Local variation is typically greatest between general dentists and specialists.