Dental Crown Installation in Republic of Korea — AUD Costs, Best Clinics 2026

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How Much Does Dental Crown Installation Cost in Republic of Korea in AUD?

Dental crown installation in the Republic of Korea typically costs from AUD $697 to AUD $1,674 per tooth. Final pricing depends on material choice, clinic location in hubs like Seoul or Incheon, and the use of digital 3D milling. Australians save approximately 44% compared to local prices, which average AUD $2,231 for similar private dental work.

Porcelain crown installation: AUD $697 to AUD $1,395.
Zirconia crown installation: AUD $418 to AUD $697 for durable, metal-free restorations.
Gold crown: AUD $697 to AUD $837, with market rates for precious metals.
Same day crown: AUD $1,116 to AUD $1,674 using CAD/CAM technology.
Dental crown replacement: AUD $837 to AUD $1,534 including old crown removal.

Bookimed Expert Insight: While Seoul hubs like Gangnam command higher fees, moving 30 minutes away to Incheon or Goyang provides significant value. Sites like Seoul Today Dental Clinic feature on-site labs and multilingual staff trained at top US universities. For complex cases, S-plant Dental Hospital uses 3D-modelling to decrease recovery time. Many clinics here specifically cater to Australian patients, simplifying the travel process.

	Republic of Korea	Thailand	Turkey
Dental Crown Installation	from AUD $697	from AUD $279	from AUD $628
Zirconia crown installation	from AUD $418	from AUD $682	from AUD $488
Same day crown	from AUD $1,046	from AUD $906	from AUD $488
Porcelain crown installation	from AUD $628	from AUD $351	from AUD $418
Gold crown	from AUD $658	from AUD $558	from AUD $488

Data verified by Bookimed as of August 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 526 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Dental Crown Installation Clinics in Republic of Korea for Australians: 14 Verified Options and AUD Prices

365 Seoul OneTop Dental Clinic

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Kim Geun-il

12 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

365 Seoul OneTop Dental Clinic is a private dental clinic located in Seoul, Republic of Korea, specializing in comprehensive dental treatment. The clinic provides care for both adults and children. It welcomes international patients, particularly from Eastern Europe, Europe, Commonwealth countries, the United States, Canada, and Australia.

Price on request

Yonsei JW Dental Clinic

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Yonsei JW Dental Clinic is an official provider of the Straumann dental implant system. This private Seoul clinic specializes in dentistry and treats around 5,000 patients each year. Visitors come from Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia.

Covers both adult and children's dentistry under one roof.
Uses original Straumann Swiss materials for implant procedures.
Serves a wide international patient base from four continents.

Price on request

S-plant Dental Hospital

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Jeong-Taek Lee

27 years of experience

S-plant Dental Hospital uses an on-site laboratory to craft custom zirconia crowns for a precise fit. Dr Jeong-Taek Lee has performed 1,100 treatments. The team uses the Anatomage Guide 3D modelling program to plan દરેક procedure. Installation typically costs around A$1,400. This price generally covers your initial consultation and a panoramic jaw X-ray. All dentists at this Seoul centre are graduates of Seoul National University. The clinic provides comprehensive support including interpreter services and airport transfers for international patients from 40 countries.

diagnostics
Consultation with a dentist	AUD $52
CT of the mandible	AUD $312

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital (SNUBH)

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital is South Korea's first digital hospital using the BESTcare system to reduce medical errors. The hospital treats 1.5 million patients yearly and offers free transfer from Incheon Airport plus interpreter services, making it a smooth option for Aussies. Accommodation ranges from single to VIP rooms with TV and internet. Dental crown installation here may cost around A$29,500 including these extras and patient support during the stay.

Price on request

Chung-Ang University Hospital

Republic of Korea, Seoul

Clinic is certified :

Chung-Ang University Hospital was named among the World's Best Hospitals by Newsweek in 2022, showing solid trust in its care. The hospital is known for dentistry and has English-speaking staff to help international patients. Dental crown installation prices may cost around A$4,700–5,900, which is 3–4 times lower than US clinics. The hospital is popular with patients from the US, Canada, and the UK, reflecting its experience with English speakers and international standards.

diagnostics
Electromyography	AUD $697 - AUD $1,116

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Kim Geun-il

12 years of experience

Dr Kim Geun-il is a Seoul National University dental specialist who focuses on personalised restorative plans to avoid unnecessary work.

Trained at Seoul National University Dental Hospital – Korea's most prestigious dental institution
Certified Specialist in Integrated Dentistry by the Ministry of Health and Welfare
Member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI)
Holds clinical training certificates from global leaders Osstem and MegaGen
Member of the Korean Academy of Periodontology

Kwon Jae-won

14 years of experience

Dr Kwon Jae-won graduated with honours from the Seoul National University School of Dentistry – South Korea's most prestigious medical institution.

Completed specialist residency at the Seoul National University Dental Hospital
Certified Specialist in Integrated Dentistry by the Ministry of Health and Welfare
Holds specialist certification in implant dentistry for complex restorative cases
Completed Osstem Implant clinical training for precision restorative work
Member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Lim Gi-hyeon

10 years of experience

Dr Lim Gi-hyeon is a dual board-certified specialist from the top-ranked Yonsei University with advanced training from a Harvard Medical School affiliated hospital.

Holds a PhD in dentistry and board certification in Integrated Dentistry
Specialises in reconstructive surgery for complex dental rehabilitation
Serves as a Clinical Advisory Committee Member for Osstem Implant
Member of the Korean Academy of Dental Anesthesiology for patient comfort
Regular member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI) Study Club

Kang Inwon

21 years of experience • 80000+ treatments performed

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Anonymous • Tooth Whitening

Germany

17 June 2026

Verified review.

Set aside more money for the treatment than is stated. Taxes were added on top at the clinic, and the dental cleaning also costs extra. I ended up with additional costs of around $100.

It was very easy to book the appointment, and on the day of the treatment everything went really quickly. Within an hour, my teeth were beautifully whitened.

One negative aspect was the lack of transparency regarding the costs. The description of the treatment suggested that, for $370, you would receive three sessions of bleaching plus a professional teeth clean. However, when I got there, I had to pay extra for the teeth cleaning, and on top of that, a hefty amount of tax was suddenly added to the total price, which meant the whole thing ended up costing nearly $100 more. Fortunately, I don’t trust anything, so I’d already factored in additional costs when planning my budget. Even so, it would be nice to be able to estimate the costs in advance.

Светлана • Consultation with a dentist

Republic of Korea

5 Mar 2020

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Dr

Very expensive at the clinic, too.

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Our Dental Crown Installation Techniques: What Suits You Best?

When considering Dental Crown Installation, it’s important to understand the different techniques and which is best suited for you. Here’s a concise comparison of popular options:

Zirconia Crown Installation

Tooth crown installation involves placing a zirconia cap over a damaged tooth to restore function and appearance.

Pros: High durability and strength, resisting fractures better than porcelain. Offers a 95% survival rate over 5 years, providing superior aesthetics without metal exposure.

Cons: Requires more tooth removal than some alternatives like temporary crowns. May cause wear on opposing teeth due to hardness.

Effectiveness: 95% success rate over 5 years.

Duration: 1-2 hours

Recovery: Not needed

Best for: Tooth restoration in visible areas, cavity repair, and improving bite alignment.

Prices: Cost of Zirconia crown installation in Republic of Korea from AUD $418

Dental Crown Replacement

This procedure involves removing an existing crown and fitting a new one for improved function and aesthetics.

Pros: Offers enhanced durability and appearance. Eliminates risks of decay under the crown by up to 30% compared to porcelain crown installation. Faster than metal-ceramic crown procedures, taking less time for adjustments.

Cons: Can be more invasive than temporary crown options. Zirconia crown installation may offer better strength, reducing replacement frequency by 20%.

Effectiveness: Success rate of 95% for functional and aesthetic outcomes.

Duration: 1-2 hours

Recovery: Not needed

Best for: Replacing damaged crowns, improving bite alignment, and enhancing smile aesthetics.

Porcelain Crown Installation

This procedure involves fitting a porcelain cap over a tooth to restore its shape, strength, and appearance.

Pros: Porcelain crowns offer superior aesthetics with a 95% color match to natural teeth. They are more biocompatible than metal-ceramic crowns, reducing allergic reactions.

Cons: These crowns are less durable than zirconia crowns, with a higher risk of chipping. They require more tooth structure removal than zirconia or metal-ceramic options.

Effectiveness: 90% success rate in restoring function and aesthetics for up to 10-15 years.

Duration: 1-2 hours

Recovery: Not needed

Best for: Front teeth, cosmetic dentistry, and enamel protection. Ideal for those seeking superior aesthetics.

Metal-ceramic crown

A metal-ceramic crown is a dental restoration that combines metal for strength and ceramic for a natural appearance.

Pros: High durability, lasting over 10 years with proper care. Natural-looking aesthetics with ceramic matching tooth color, unlike full metal crowns.

Cons: Metal can cause allergic reactions in some patients. More tooth structure removal needed compared to zirconia crowns.

Effectiveness: Success rate of 95% over 10 years.

Duration: 1-2 hours

Recovery: Not needed

Best for: Back teeth restoration, high bite forces, and long-term durability.

Temporary Crown

A temporary crown is a short-term solution for tooth restoration while waiting for a permanent crown.

Pros: Quick and easy to place, providing immediate protection to the tooth. Offers temporary comfort and functionality with minimal discomfort.

Cons: Not as durable as permanent options, lasting only a few weeks. Can dislodge or wear down easily with frequent use.

Effectiveness: Provides effective protection for up to 3-4 weeks.

Duration: 30-60 minutes

Recovery: Not needed

Best for: Short-term use for tooth decay, cavity repair, and enamel protection.