Crowns in Ponte Vedra Beach: quiet work, public prices.
Dental work ages like everything else. Around Ponte Vedra Beach — where plenty of smiles have carried the same porcelain since the Sawgrass clubhouses were young — crowns from the nineties are reaching the end of their run: a gray shadow at the gumline, a margin the floss keeps snagging, a molar that complains on the back nine. Replacing one shouldn't require a mystery quote and a month of appointments.
Here's our arrangement instead. When Restoro opens in September 2026, the studio will sit inland from the A1A stretch, in the corridor that connects Ponte Vedra to Nocatee — an unhurried run from Sawgrass Village with no bridge and no downtown involved. Visit one preps the tooth: about an hour, worth reserving. Visit two seats the finished crown roughly two weeks later, takes about half an hour, and needs no appointment at all — we text when the lab delivers, and you come in any day between 7am and 7pm.
The prices went public before the doors did: $1,250 for a ceramic crown with the temporary and the fit visit already inside that figure, $1,195 for porcelain-fused-to-metal, $999 ceramic for members. Ponte Vedra reads a wine list without flinching; it deserves a fee schedule it can read the same way. Founding 500 spots — $29 a month, held for life — are open now.
Why this works from here
- An easy inland run from Sawgrass Village and the A1A corridor — no Intracoastal crossing between you and the chair
- The fit visit works as a walk-in, 7am–7pm all week — a stop tacked onto a Mickler's Landing morning, not an event
- One published crown price for everyone, beach side or TPC side — the quote is in writing before the handpiece comes out
Questions, answered plainly
My crown from the 1990s shows a dark line at the gum. Does it need replacing?
Not automatically. That gray line is usually the metal edge of an older porcelain-fused-to-metal crown becoming visible as gums recede with time — cosmetic, not dangerous, by itself. What matters is whether the margin still seals. We X-ray it, show you the picture, and if it's sound, we leave it alone. If it's failing — or the line genuinely bothers you — a metal-free ceramic replacement is $1,250, with every step priced in writing first.
We're only in Ponte Vedra for part of the year. Can a crown fit our season?
Comfortably. The whole sequence spans about two to three weeks — an hour-long prep visit, then a half-hour fit once the lab finishes. Tell us your travel dates at the first visit and we'll pace the lab to them. If a temporary acts up before you fly, walk in any day and we'll re-seat it in minutes; that's already inside the crown fee.
I cracked a molar over a golf weekend. How quickly can it be handled?
From opening day in September 2026: same day. Walk in — weekends run the same 7am–7pm hours — and the tooth gets examined, X-rayed, and protected, with the full plan and price on screen before you leave. The crown itself then follows the normal two-visit rhythm. Until we open, the Founding 500 waitlist is the way to have this model waiting for you.
What's the all-in number for a crown here?
Ceramic — zirconia or e.max — is $1,250; porcelain-fused-to-metal is $1,195. Both already include the temporary crown and the fit visit. If the tooth needs a core buildup first, that's $295 and you'll approve it in writing before anything starts. Members pay $999 for ceramic — and the membership itself is $39 a month, or $29 for life in the Founding 500.
How far is the studio from the beach side of Ponte Vedra?
We're siting it in the Ponte Vedra–Nocatee corridor, with the exact address announced the day the lease signs. From the A1A neighborhoods it's a straightforward drive inland — the kind you'd make for Sawgrass Village errands — rather than a haul into Jacksonville. Waitlist members hear the address before anyone else.
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Come in when it works for you.
We open September 2026 in the Ponte Vedra–Nocatee corridor. Founding members lock $29/month for life — cleanings, exams, X-rays, and a whitening touch-up with every visit.