Cena opravy ulomeného zubu: Co stojí oprava a jaké možnosti máte?

When you break a tooth, the first thing you think about isn’t the pain—it’s the cena opravy ulomeného zubu, náklady na obnovení poškozeného zubu, které se liší podle způsobu poškození a použité metody. Also known as náklady na obnovu zubu, it can range from a few hundred to over ten thousand crowns, depending on what’s needed to fix it. Many people assume all broken teeth require expensive crowns or implants, but that’s not true. Most cases can be fixed quickly and affordably—if you catch them early.

There are several ways to repair a broken tooth, and each has its own price tag and durability. The cheapest option is bonding, proces, kdy se na zub aplikuje světlé kompozitní materiály, které se tvarují a tvrdnou pod světlem. It works great for small chips on front teeth and costs between 800 and 2,000 CZK. It’s fast, painless, and doesn’t require drilling. But if the break goes deeper—past the enamel into the dentin or even the nerve—you’ll need something stronger. That’s where zubní korunka, plná krycí vrstva, která obaluje poškozený zub a obnovuje jeho tvar a funkci comes in. Ceramic crowns start around 5,500 CZK and can go up to 12,000 CZK if you want premium materials or need root canal treatment first. And if the root is damaged? Then you’re looking at an endodontické ošetření, léčba kořenového kanálu, která zachraňuje zub před extrakcí before the crown can even be placed.

What you pay depends on three things: how bad the break is, where the tooth is (front teeth cost more because they need to look perfect), and whether you need extra work like root canal or gum treatment. A simple chip on a front tooth? Bonding is your friend. A large crack near the gum line? You might need a crown. And if the tooth is loose or infected? Then you’re dealing with a more serious situation that could cost more—and take longer.

Don’t wait until it hurts to act. A small chip can turn into a big problem in weeks if bacteria get in. Many patients come in thinking they just need a quick fix, but end up needing a root canal because they ignored it. The best way to save money? Fix it early. And don’t assume all dentists charge the same—prices vary a lot between clinics, even in the same city. Ask for a written estimate before starting anything.

Below you’ll find real-life examples of how people fixed their broken teeth in 2025—from simple bonding jobs to full ceramic crowns. You’ll see actual prices, what was done, and what you can expect if your tooth breaks too.