Take advantage of Dental Departures’ best price guarantee and save 50% or more on dental crowns in Malaga, Spain. We can connect you with reliable dentists to get your treatment promptly, with more time to enjoy your holiday.

This is the reality for many patients who are dental tourists in Malaga. Something like a crown can be expedient, particularly if you go to a clinic with CAD/CAM technology, like Crooke & Laguna Malaga or its sister clinic Clinica Dental Crooke Marbella .

The old way of getting a crown was to have your tooth prepared for the crown and impressions made on your first visit to the dentist then wait for the crown to return from the lab before having it fitted several days later.

CAD/CAM is computer-aided manufacture/computer-aided design, which means your dental clinic has an onsite lab that manufactures your new crowns while you wait. This is achievable because a computer is used to take impressions of your mouth, and your crown is designed right there, in front of you. 

You and your dentist can make adjustments on the monitor and when pleased, the computer ‘sends’ the image to the equipment in the lab which mills the crown. Consequently, your tooth is prepared, impressions made and the crown is fitted within an hour or two.

The prices are a lot less in Spain. Dental crowns in London, Manchester and Dublin will typically cost thousands rather than hundreds of currency, which is why combining the treatment with your holiday in Malaga makes a lot of sense.

Globalization has standardized many things across the world and medical education, training and the dissemination of new techniques and treatments are one of them. Your dentist in Spain is as skilled as the dentists at home; lower prices do not imply poorer quality when you go abroad for your dental care. 

Spain’s private healthcare system ranks highly with the World Health Organization and there is competition between dentists to provide good care at competitive prices, which is, of course, good news for patients.

Nonetheless, just because standards are generally first-rate you should select whichever clinic without doing some research. The beauty of the internet is that it is far easier to get information these days – even about dental clinics abroad. Notice if there are reviews or recommendations from past patients, or ascertain the dentist’s qualifications and professional memberships.

This is where Dental Departures can help. Our listings solely consist of providers that have passed our background checks. These include legal and criminal records, dentist qualifications and professional memberships. You can also see clinic photos, real patient reviews and prices on our site, enabling you to effortlessly compare the clinics and choose which is best for you.

For the additional peace of mind, our dentists offer guarantees and warranties of their effort, as well as materials and lab work. Hence, in the rare event there is a problem it will be fixed free-of-charge.

For dental tourists, there are as many options in the Province of Malaga as there are for holidaymakers. Whether you are after lively beach resorts or quiet coves, traditional Spanish towns or cosmopolitan cities you will find ample places throughout the province.

As the majority of visitors to the Province head to the coast, the rather overlooked City of Malaga is lovely with an impressive Moorish fort perched high on the hills overlooking the city and the Mediterranean Sea; a laid-back harbour with a cluster of bars, restaurants and shops and an Old Town that is vibrant and inviting.

While Malaga has its share of high-rise buildings, impressive architecture dating back centuries is still there to admire. The Cathedral of Malaga is a Renaissance-style building was completed in 1782 and is one of the most significant in the city.

Malaga was the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and if you are interested in his works, head to the Museo Picasso Malaga in the centre of the old town where over two hundred of his works are exhibited. The museum is located in the Buenavista Palace, which in itself is a fine example of Andalusian architecture.

Immediately outside the city centre is Malaga’s botanic garden, constructed in 1850. It houses more than 2000 plants from around the world, as well as many species of birds.

There are plenty of other activities in Malaga, including water-based sports from water-skiing, scuba diving, flyboarding, snorkelling, pedal boarding and even boat trips. On land, there are tree-top assault courses, off-road buggy tours, quad-biking, canyoning, go-karting, Segway tours and golf. 

If you are comfortable with elevations, the hair-raising narrow walkway at the Caminito del Ray that clings to the cliff face a vertiginous 100 metres about the Guadalhorce River will enthral you. Alternatively, for something more sedate, the food tours take you off the beaten path to sample mouth-watering local cuisine at authentic restaurants throughout the city.

All in all, if you get dental work in Malaga, there are plenty of things to do and see while you are here and since dental crowns are a fairly simple procedure, you don’t forego too much of your holiday time.

Book an appointment with one of our dentists online, or to discover more about dental crowns in Malaga you can always talk to our Customer Care Team, who are more than happy to give you a free quote to budget your voyage.