When several teeth are damaged or existing crowns are no longer suitable, patients want to know more than whether their teeth will look whiter. Will chewing feel comfortable? Which teeth need to be prepared? What care will be needed afterward? These questions should be addressed before treatment begins.
Zirconia crowns may be considered as part of a treatment plan involving multiple teeth. However, the choice of material and number of crowns should be based on a dental assessment, rather than solely on a preferred shade or package price.
For patients traveling to Vietnam, Shark Dental Clinic offers a 20 Zirconia Crowns Package priced at VND 70,000,000, combining restorative treatment with hotel accommodation and transfer support. Patients can plan their travel budget while their dentist assesses their needs and develops an appropriate treatment plan.
When Might Multiple Teeth Need Crowns?
A dental crown is a restoration that covers a tooth after the dentist has reshaped it to accommodate the crown. Depending on the tooth’s condition, a crown may be used to restore its shape and function.
The dentist may consider crowns when teeth have lost substantial structure through decay or fractures, or when existing restorations need replacement. Even when several teeth have problems, each tooth needs to be examined individually before being included in the treatment plan.
A tooth with a large filling, a root-treated tooth, and an intact tooth do not automatically need the same treatment. For healthy teeth, if the main goal is to change their color or shape, the dentist should consider less invasive options where appropriate.
Not everyone seeking a smile improvement needs crowns, and not every patient needs 20 crowns. The package helps patients understand the potential cost. The number of teeth requiring crowns is determined after examination.
What Should You Consider About Zirconia Crowns?
Zirconia is a ceramic material used in restorative dentistry for its mechanical strength and biocompatibility. Zirconia crowns have no metal framework, so they avoid the dark metal margin that may become visible with some porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns.
A suitable crown must meet requirements for shade, fit, and chewing function. Choosing an appropriate material is one part of the treatment plan. Crown design, fabrication, and adjustment also play important roles.
Strong Crowns Need Healthy Supporting Teeth
A crown covers the remaining natural tooth. The dentist therefore needs to assess whether the tooth can support the crown and whether decay, cracks, fractures, or other problems require treatment first.
Placing a crown does not replace treatment for existing dental disease. A plan that focuses only on appearance without assessing the health of the underlying teeth would be incomplete.
Patients who clench or grind their teeth should tell their dentist before treatment. This information helps guide the restoration design and recommendations for protecting the teeth afterward.
A Natural Appearance Involves More Than Choosing a White Shade
The underlying tooth color, crown thickness, and fabrication technique can all affect the final shade. For teeth with a dark underlying color or previous restorations, the dentist needs to consider how effectively the crown can mask that color before confirming the choice.
When only some teeth are being restored, the new crowns also need to harmonize with the untreated teeth. Patients who want a brighter shade should explain their preferences and discuss what is achievable with their dentist.
Reference photographs help communicate preferences, but they do not replace shade selection and an in-person assessment. The same ceramic shade can look different in different smiles.
Comfortable Chewing Requires Careful Bite Assessment
When multiple teeth are restored, the dentist checks more than each crown individually. They also assess how the teeth meet when biting and moving the jaw from side to side.
Contacts that feel high or occur too early need to be assessed and adjusted when necessary. Patients should report any sensation that a tooth feels higher than the others, that their bite feels uneven, or that chewing is uncomfortable.
This is why material strength alone does not determine how crowns will feel and function.
The Crown Treatment Process at Shark Dental Clinic
Before treatment, the dentist at Shark Dental Clinic examines the teeth, gums, and bite to develop an appropriate plan. Treatment then progresses through tooth preparation, temporary crown placement, and assessment of the final crowns before completion. Each stage requires evaluation based on the patient’s dental condition and feedback.
Examining the Teeth and Gums Before Treatment
The dentist checks for decay, existing fillings or crowns, gum health, and other signs of dental problems. X-rays are taken when indicated to provide additional information for treatment planning.
If the gums are inflamed or another condition requires treatment, the dentist will discuss appropriate management before the final crowns are fitted.
Getting crowns does not automatically mean having root canal treatment. The need for root canal treatment depends on the condition of each tooth, rather than simply on the decision to place a crown.
Preparing the Teeth and Fitting Temporary Crowns
Once the treatment plan has been agreed, the dentist reshapes the teeth to create the space and form required for the crowns. The amount of preparation depends on the tooth’s condition and crown design; it is not the same for every tooth.
While the final crowns are being fabricated, temporary crowns cover and protect the prepared teeth and support daily activities within the dentist’s instructions.
If a temporary crown becomes loose, feels high, or causes discomfort, patients should contact the clinic for assessment rather than attempting to adjust it themselves.
Checking the Crowns Before Final Placement
The dentist checks whether each crown fits the underlying tooth closely, makes appropriate contact with neighboring teeth, and allows the upper and lower teeth to meet as planned.
Crown shape, shade, and access for cleaning also need to be considered. Patients are encouraged to share feedback on comfort and speech so the dentist can assess concerns and make adjustments when necessary.
What Does the 20 Zirconia Crowns Package Include?
Restoring multiple teeth involves coordinated appointments for examination, tooth preparation, crown fabrication, and checks before completion. For patients traveling from overseas, accommodation and transportation also need to fit the appointment schedule.
Shark Dental Clinic’s package combines treatment with practical travel support to make preparation more convenient.
Package Price: VND 70,000,000 ( 2,800 USD)
| Item | Package Inclusions |
| Dental Restorations | 20 Zirconia crowns |
| Dental Assessment | Examination, consultation, and personalized treatment planning |
| Pre-treatment Consultation | Discussion of the proposed treatment with your dentist |
| Dental Imaging | Dental X-rays as clinically indicated |
| Local Anesthesia | Local anesthesia as needed |
| Temporary Crowns | Temporary crowns during treatment |
| Accommodation | 4 hotel nights |
| Transportation | 3 vehicle transfers |
| Meals | Post-treatment meal support |
Before booking, patients should confirm the specific package, hotel arrangements, transfer routes, and scope of included benefits. If additional treatment outside the package is needed, the dentist will explain the proposed treatment and associated fees for the patient to consider before proceeding.
Four hotel nights are an accommodation benefit, not a guarantee that treatment will be completed within four nights. The schedule depends on the patient’s dental condition and the treatment and review appointments required.
Preparing for Your Visit and Caring for Your Crowns
Before traveling to Vietnam, you can send photographs of your teeth, any available dental X-rays, details of previous treatment, and your goals to Shark Dental Clinic for an initial assessment.
Please tell the team if you have tooth pain, existing crowns, a grinding habit, ongoing medication, or any medical conditions. This information helps the dentist identify matters that need assessment during your visit.
After crown treatment, the natural teeth beneath the crowns and the surrounding gums still require care. Patients receive guidance on cleaning, monitoring, and appropriate follow-up.
If you live overseas, discuss your ongoing care arrangements with Shark, including how to contact the clinic and coordinate care with a dentist near home when needed.
Contact Shark Dental Clinic to share your current dental condition and learn more about the 20 Zirconia Crowns Package. Our team can provide an initial estimate in USD before you travel. The number of teeth requiring crowns, final treatment plan, and fees will be confirmed after an in-person clinical assessment.
