Latimer Dental Arts P.C., Dr. Susan Latimer
Dr. Susan Latimer
Root canals
No Museum District office in our index has patient reviews that specifically describe dental crowns yet, so this page does the next most useful thing: it lists the Museum District offices worth calling first, then the closest practices whose patients do describe this treatment. For prices, questions to ask and how to choose, the citywide Dental Crowns guide covers it all.
General practices in Museum District, ranked by rating and review volume. Their reviews do not specifically mention dental crowns yet, so confirm by phone. Most general dentists either provide it or refer to someone trusted who does.
Dr. Susan Latimer
Root canals
Dr. Bryan M. Mitchell, DDS, MS
Root canals
Dr. Anju Syal
Cleanings and deep cleanings
Dr. Kelly
A clean, modern office
Dr. Carmen J. Kamas
Wisdom teeth removal
How the team treats children
Practices just outside Museum District whose recent patient reviews specifically describe dental crowns, ordered by distance.
Dr. Thomas Swonke
Crowns
Dr. Dale J. Brant, DDS · Dr. Chao Pinhole Surgical · Dr. Charles Campbell · Dr. Chao Technique
Crowns
Dr. Emily Moers · Dr. James Moers
Crowns
Dr. Chao Pinhole Surgical · Dr. Dale J. Brant, DDS · Dr. Charles Campbell · Dr. Chao Technique · Dr. Bimal S. Mehta
Dental implants
Dr. Robyn Waring
Crowns
All dentists in Museum District · Dental Crowns guide · Dental cost guide
Nearby: Dental Crowns in Montrose · Dental Crowns in Greenway Plaza · Dental Crowns in Braeswood
None of the Museum District offices we track have recent reviews that specifically describe dental crowns yet, which is not the same as nobody offering it. Most general practices handle it or refer well, so call the top rated Museum District offices above and ask directly, or start with the nearby practices whose patients do describe this treatment.
Most LA offices charge $1,200 to $2,500 per crown, with material driving the difference more than the neighborhood. Ask whether the quote includes the temporary crown, the final seat and any adjustments, since some offices bill those separately.
Offices with in office milling, often advertised as CEREC or same day crowns, can prepare and seat a ceramic crown in a single appointment of two to three hours. Lab made crowns take two visits about two weeks apart, and for some situations a lab crown is still the better choice, so ask why an office recommends one or the other.
Pricing in Museum District generally tracks the citywide ranges on our Dental Crowns guide. Westside offices tend to sit near the top of those ranges while offices further east and in the Valley often come in lower. Always ask for a written treatment plan with the total case price before agreeing.