Restorative Care · Cubao, Quezon City
Dentures, Crowns & Bridges in Quezon City
Zirconia and porcelain crowns, bridges, and dentures, crafted with the same care as our veneers. Restore your bite, your comfort, and your smile.


The Craft
Crafted, Not Just Fitted
A missing or damaged tooth changes how you eat, how you speak, and how freely you smile. Restoring it is careful work, and Dr. Rhea treats it that way.
- Premium MaterialsZirconia and porcelain, the same family of materials behind our veneers.
- Matched to YouShade, shape, and bite are tuned to your face, so the restoration disappears into your smile.
- Comfort FirstFitted patiently and adjusted until it feels like your own tooth, not an appliance.
- Built to LastWith good care and regular check-ups, crowns, bridges, and dentures serve you well for years.
Your Options
Crowns, Bridges, or Dentures
Three proven ways to restore missing or damaged teeth. Dr. Rhea recommends the right one for your case at your consultation.
Crowns
A full cap that saves the tooth you have.
- What It DoesCovers and strengthens a broken, cracked, or heavily filled tooth.
- MaterialsZirconia or porcelain, matched to your natural shade.
- Feels LikeClose to your own tooth once you settle in. Most patients eat and speak comfortably again.
Bridges
Fills the gap, anchored by its neighbors.
- What It DoesReplaces one or a few missing teeth with a fixed restoration.
- MaterialsPorcelain and zirconia, blended into the row.
- Feels LikeA fixed part of your smile. Nothing to take out, nothing to fuss with.
Dentures
Comfortable, natural, and dignified.
- What It DoesRestores several teeth or a full arch, and the confidence that went with them.
- MaterialsModern denture work that looks like teeth, not like dentures.
- Feels LikeFreedom to eat and laugh again, fitted and refined until it is right.
Not sure which one you need? That is normal. Bring your smile to a consultation and Dr. Rhea will explain exactly what she recommends, and why.
Patient Stories
Comfort You Can Feel
Frequently Asked
Restorations, Answered
How much do dentures or crowns cost in the Philippines?
It depends on the material and how many teeth are involved. Zirconia and porcelain are the premium options Dr. Rhea recommends for strength and a natural look. She gives you an exact quote after a consultation, once she has seen your case.
Which is better, zirconia or porcelain crowns?
Both are excellent. Zirconia is the strongest, so it suits back teeth and heavier bites. Porcelain gives a beautifully natural finish for front teeth. Dr. Rhea often uses each where it performs best.
Will my dentures look natural?
Yes. That is the whole point of how they are made at Tiara. Shade, shape, and fit are matched to your face by a cosmetic dentist, so the result is made to blend with your own teeth. Most patients tell me it settles in better than they expected.
How long do crowns, bridges, and dentures last?
With good care, many years. Crowns and bridges are fixed and durable; dentures may need occasional refinement as your mouth changes. Dr. Rhea checks your restoration at every visit and tells you honestly how it is holding up.
Where can I get dentures or crowns near me in Quezon City?
At Tiara Dental Clinic in Cubao, on Columbia St. corner 15th Avenue near E. Rodriguez. Patients come from New Manila, Kamias, Katipunan, and Araneta City. Appointment-only, Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Visit Us
Your Restoration Consultation in Cubao
Address: G4 Columbia Crystal Condominium, Columbia St. cor. 15th Ave, E. Rodriguez, Cubao, Quezon City
Hours: Saturday & Sunday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM · weekdays by appointment
Booking: appointment-only. Kindly reserve at least a day ahead.
Phone: +63 917 541 4263 · Email: [email protected]
Serving Cubao, New Manila, Kamias, Katipunan, Araneta City, and E. Rodriguez, across Quezon City.
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This page is general information and is not a substitute for a consultation with a licensed dentist. Individual results vary.
