Cena opravy ulomeného zubu: Kolik skutečně zaplatíte a co vás čeká

When you break a tooth, you don’t just feel the pain—you start wondering about the ceně opravy ulomeného zubu, náklady na obnovu poškozeného zubu, které se liší podle rozsahu poškození a použité metody. Also known as restaurace zubu, it’s not just about fixing a chip—it’s about stopping further damage, avoiding infection, and getting back to eating and smiling without worry. Many people think a broken tooth means a crown or even an implant, but the truth is, most cases can be fixed quickly and affordably—with a simple zubní výplň, malá, ale efektivní obnova poškozené části zubu pomocí kompozitního materiálu. Also known as kompozitní výplň, it’s often the first and best solution for small to medium breaks.

But if the break is deeper, near the nerve, or affects a large portion of the tooth, you might need a zubní korunka, plná krycí obálka, která chrání poškozený zub a obnovuje jeho tvar a funkci. Also known as zubní čepička, it’s not a luxury—it’s often the only way to save the tooth from extraction. The cost jumps significantly here, but it’s still far cheaper than replacing the tooth later with an implant. What most don’t realize is that the price isn’t just about materials—it’s about time, skill, and technology. A skilled dentist using digital scans and high-quality composites will charge more than someone using old tools, but the result lasts longer, looks more natural, and won’t need fixing again in six months.

Don’t wait until it hurts. A small crack can turn into a root infection in weeks. If you notice a sharp edge, sensitivity to cold, or just a weird feeling when you bite, get it checked. The sooner you act, the simpler—and cheaper—the fix. Some clinics even offer free initial exams to assess the damage before quoting a price. And yes, even if you’re insured, most cosmetic repairs aren’t covered—but saving a tooth now saves you from paying ten times more later.

In our clinic, we’ve seen patients who waited too long and ended up needing root canals, crowns, or even implants—all because they thought a broken tooth would just "get used to it." It won’t. It will worsen. And the cost? It doesn’t just go up in money—it goes up in pain, time, and stress.

Below, you’ll find real stories and practical guides from people who’ve been there: how they handled their broken tooth, what the dentist actually did, how much it cost, and what they wish they’d known sooner. No fluff. No marketing. Just what works—and what doesn’t.