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Crowns & Bridges · Washington, DC

Crowns & Bridges in Washington

2 clinics · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

Crowns cap a single damaged tooth; bridges span a gap by anchoring replacement teeth to the neighbors. Both are priced per unit, and the material drives the quote - zirconia and all-ceramic sit at the top of the range, porcelain-fused-to-metal in the middle. A three-unit bridge is effectively three crowns' worth of units, which is why bridge quotes look large next to single-crown pricing. Some practices mill same-day crowns in-house with CAD/CAM equipment, trading the lab wait for a single visit; others use an outside lab across two visits. Dental insurance often contributes toward crowns, unlike purely cosmetic work. Compare itemized per-unit quotes and confirm pricing at a consultation with a licensed dentist.

Below are 2 dental clinics offering crowns & bridges in Washington, DC, ranked by Google review volume so you can start with the most established options and contact them directly. The most-reviewed is Grove Dental Clinic (4.8★, 1,016 Google reviews).

Typical pricing in Washington

Typical Washington, D.C. pricing: a single implant (implant, abutment and crown) usually runs $3,500-$7,400, porcelain veneers about $1,300-$2,600 per tooth, and Invisalign about $4,200-$7,600. Bethesda and Arlington quotes often come in below downtown.

Want the full breakdown? Read our dental crown cost guide.

See our full guide to dental clinics in Washington for local pricing and how to choose.

Top crowns & bridges clinics in Washington

  1. 1
    Grove Dental Clinic
    Cosmetic Dentistry

    Grove Dental Clinic

    Washington Dc

    Dentist in Falls Church, DC · 4.8★ (1016).

    ★ 4.8 · 1,016View →
  2. 2
    LenzSullivan Dentistry Drs. Lenz, Sullivan, and Abrahamian
    Cosmetic Dentistry

    LenzSullivan Dentistry Drs. Lenz, Sullivan, and Abrahamian

    Washington Dc

    Cosmetic dentist in Hunter Mill District, DC · 5★ (45).

    ★ 5 · 45View →

FAQ

Crowns & Bridges in Washington - common questions

How many clinics offer crowns & bridges in Washington? +
Tooth Compass lists 2 dental clinics offering crowns & bridges in Washington, DC, ranked by Google review volume.
Who has the best-rated crowns & bridges in Washington? +
By Google review volume, Grove Dental Clinic is the most-reviewed crowns & bridges clinic in Washington (4.8★, 1,016 reviews). Rankings follow review count, not paid placement.
How much does a dental crown cost? +
Typically $800-2,500 per tooth, with the material - zirconia, all-ceramic or porcelain-fused-to-metal - the biggest price factor. Bridges are priced per unit, so a three-unit bridge spans roughly three times the single-crown range. Get a written per-unit quote at a consultation with a licensed dentist.
How do I compare practices for crowns or bridges? +
Ask what material the quote covers, whether it's a same-day in-house crown or a lab crown over two visits, and what the practice's remake or warranty policy is. Then compare per-unit pricing across a couple of consultations along with review history.
How many visits does a crown take? +
Same-day CAD/CAM crowns are completed in one visit; lab-made crowns usually take two visits spaced a couple of weeks apart, with a temporary crown in between. Ask the practice which workflow they use when you book.
How much do dental implants cost in Washington, D.C.? +
A single dental implant (implant, abutment and crown) in Washington typically runs $3,500-$7,400. Full-arch All-on-4 treatment usually starts around $18,000-$22,000 per arch. Confirm the itemized total, including imaging and grafting, at a consultation.
Does federal employee dental insurance (FEDVIP) cover implants? +
Many FEDVIP plans cover a meaningful share of implant treatment - often 50% of covered services up to the annual maximum - which is unusually generous by US standards. Check your specific plan tier and whether the crown and abutment are covered separately from the implant itself.
How do I choose an implant dentist in Washington? +
Look for a periodontist, prosthodontist or oral surgeon on the surgical stage, CT/3D imaging as standard, and an itemized quote. Comparing one downtown quote against one from Bethesda, Silver Spring or Arlington is a good baseline - the same work often prices differently across the district line.
Which Washington areas have the most dental clinics? +
Downtown (K Street/Farragut), Dupont Circle and Georgetown lead in the district, with dense suburban clusters in Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Arlington and Alexandria. The ranked list below covers the metro by reviews.

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