One of the outstanding features of the new map is the northward shift of the hardiness zones in Illinois. For example, the boundary between zones 5 and 6 have shifted about 60 miles to the north.
The cost of crowns on front teeth may vary depending on the type of crown and your geographical location. The charge ranges from about $1050 to $1200 per tooth. Of course, if you have insurance then the rate is managed by the insurance company. Also, crowns are usually covered but veneers are not.
Ceramic breaks more easily than metal crowns, requires at least two dentist visits and has to be custom-made in a laboratory. Average Cost: $1,430 per crown (without insurance) Metal Crowns: This type is good for teeth that are in the back of the mouth. Metal crowns last longer than other types and are less likely to break or chip. However, the color is much more obvious than other types of crowns. Average Cost: $1,353 per crown (without insurance) Porcelain Fused to Metal: Ceramic is bonded to a metal base to make these crowns.