Hello, many customers who have lost teeth often wonder how much permanent porcelain tooth restoration costs and which method they should choose to achieve long-lasting tooth restoration and good chewing function. In reality, there are currently various dental restoration techniques, and each method has its own permanent tooth restoration cost and functional lifespan. I will explain in detail so that you can clearly understand the options before making a choice.
How Much Does Permanent Porcelain Tooth Restoration Cost?
The dentist explains as follows: the cost of permanent tooth restoration depends on the selected restoration method. Currently, the two common methods are fixed porcelain dental bridges and dental Implant placement. Therefore, the cost of permanent porcelain tooth restoration generally ranges from approximately 3,000,000 – 30,000,000 VND per tooth or more, depending on the technique and materials used.
If restoration is performed using a porcelain dental bridge, the dentist will prepare the two adjacent teeth to serve as supporting teeth for the artificial tooth in the middle. In this case, the cost of permanent tooth restoration is generally lower, approximately 3,000,000 – 12,000,000 VND per tooth, depending on the type of porcelain teeth. However, this method requires preparation of the natural teeth, so it is only suitable when the adjacent teeth are still healthy.
Meanwhile, if a tooth is completely lost and independent restoration is desired, the dentist will often recommend dental Implant placement. This technique involves placing a titanium post into the jawbone to replace the natural tooth root, followed by attaching a porcelain crown above it. Because it uses high-quality materials and involves a more complex technique, the cost of permanent tooth restoration with an Implant may range from 18,000,000 – 35,000,000 VND per tooth.
Therefore, when researching the cost of permanent porcelain tooth restoration, you need to clearly determine the restoration method and jawbone condition so that the dentist can provide an accurate cost estimate.
Current Permanent Tooth Restoration Methods
Currently, modern dentistry has two tooth restoration methods for missing teeth that are considered durable and stable over the long term, helping restore chewing ability as well as aesthetics similar to natural teeth.
Dental Implant Placement
Dental Implant placement is a method of restoring missing teeth by placing a titanium post into the jawbone to replace the missing tooth root. After the Implant post integrates with the bone, the dentist will attach a porcelain crown above it to complete the new tooth.
A major advantage of Implants is their ability to restore almost the entire structure of a natural tooth, from the tooth root to the crown. As a result, chewing forces are transmitted to the jawbone similarly to natural teeth, helping limit bone resorption and maintain stable facial structure.
The lifespan of an Implant can last for decades with proper care, so this is considered the optimal permanent tooth restoration method available today. However, the cost of permanent tooth restoration with Implants is generally higher than that of porcelain dental bridges.
Fixed Porcelain Dental Bridges
A porcelain dental bridge is a method that uses the adjacent teeth as supporting teeth to support the artificial tooth in the middle. The dentist will reduce the size of the two adjacent teeth and then attach a bridge consisting of multiple interconnected porcelain crowns.
The advantages of porcelain dental bridges are their quick treatment time, lower cost compared with Implants, and suitability for cases involving the loss of 1–2 teeth when the adjacent teeth are still strong and healthy.
However, because natural teeth must be prepared, this may affect the natural tooth structure in the long term. In addition, this method cannot prevent jawbone resorption at the site of the missing tooth.
Updated Permanent Tooth Restoration Price List for 2026
Below is a reference price list for common permanent tooth restoration methods currently available. Specific prices may vary depending on the dental condition and dental technology used.
| SERVICE GROUP | SERVICE NAME | SERVICE PRICE |
|---|
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | IPM + Biotech Abutment treatment (Korea) | 16,500,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | IPM + Dentium Abutment treatment (USA) | 22,000,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | IPM + Tekka Abutment treatment (France) | 27,500,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | IPM + ICX Abutment treatment (Germany) | 33,000,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | IPM + Straumann Abutment treatment (Switzerland) | 38,500,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | Block bone grafting | 16,500,000 – 22,000,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | Single-site bone grafting | 3,300,000 |
| IMPLANT PLACEMENT (IPM) | Bone membrane placement | 5,500,000 |
During a direct examination, the dentist will assess the jawbone condition, the number of missing teeth, and aesthetic needs in detail to calculate the appropriate total cost of permanent tooth restoration.
Factors Affecting the Cost of Permanent Tooth Restoration
In reality, the cost of permanent tooth restoration varies from person to person because it depends on many professional factors.
The selected restoration method. Implants involve a more complex technique, so the cost of permanent tooth restoration is generally higher than that of porcelain dental bridges.
The jawbone condition is also an important factor. If long-term tooth loss has caused significant jawbone resorption, the dentist may need to perform bone grafting or sinus lifting before Implant placement.
In addition, the type of porcelain teeth used also affects the cost. Premium all-ceramic teeth offer greater durability and higher aesthetics, so their cost is generally higher than that of metal-based porcelain teeth.
The dentist’s expertise and the technological system at the dental facility. Facilities with modern equipment, medically standardized Implant placement procedures, and dentists specializing in Implants help ensure safe and long-lasting treatment outcomes.
Should You Choose Permanent Tooth Restoration with Implants or Porcelain Dental Bridges?
In modern dentistry, dental Implant placement is generally considered the optimal solution for restoring missing teeth because it can replace both the tooth root and the crown. This helps maintain jawbone density, limit bone resorption, and preserve the adjacent teeth.
In contrast, porcelain dental bridges have the advantages of lower cost and a faster treatment time. However, this method requires preparation of the natural teeth and cannot prevent bone resorption after tooth loss.
Therefore, if the jawbone condition is good and you want long-lasting tooth restoration, Implants are generally the option recommended by dentists. Meanwhile, porcelain dental bridges may be suitable for cases involving a small number of missing teeth and for those who want to optimize treatment costs.
If you are still concerned about the cost of permanent porcelain tooth restoration or do not know which method is suitable, you can visit Gangwhoo Cosmetic Hospital for a direct examination and detailed consultation.
Here, a full range of tooth restoration solutions is available, including dental Implant placement, porcelain dental bridges, and removable denture restoration, helping restore chewing function and smile aesthetics safely, according to medical standards, and over the long term.