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How Much Do Dentures Cost? Denture Cost Calculator

Pick the type of denture, how many teeth, and your insurance to estimate what you would pay at a dental office, and see how much you could save ordering a custom partial directly from a US dental lab.

Estimates use published national price ranges (Authority Dental, Guardian Life, MedicalCostInfo) and do not include exams, X-rays, or extractions. Your dentist's quote may be higher or lower. This is not a quote or medical advice.

Denture Costs by Type (Per Arch, Without Insurance)

TypeTypical rangeAverageSource
Full denture (traditional)$1,000 to $3,000About $1,800Authority Dental
Full denture (immediate)$1,000 to $3,500About $1,900Authority Dental
Partial denture: acrylic (resin)$800 to $2,700About $1,500Authority Dental
Partial denture: flexible (nylon)$900 to $2,000About $1,450Guardian Life
Partial denture: cast metal$650 to $2,500About $1,575Guardian Life
Flipper tooth (temporary partial)$300 to $700About $500MedicalCostInfo

FixUrSmile Lab-Direct Prices

ProductReplacesPrice
Acrylic partial denture1 to 6 teeth$245 (1-3 teeth), $295 (4-6)
Flexible partial denture1 to 6 teeth, no metal$315 (1-3 teeth), $399 (up to 6)
Nesbit flexible partial1 or 2 adjacent teeth on one side$260

Every FixUrSmile partial includes an at-home impression kit, free return shipping, licensed dentist approval, and our Custom Fit Guarantee. We do not make full dentures.

How much do dentures cost: custom flexible partial denture made in the FixUrSmile US dental lab

What Affects the Cost of Dentures

  • Type and material: flexible nylon and cast metal partials cost more than a basic acrylic flipper.
  • Number of teeth: a partial that replaces six teeth needs more material and lab time than one that replaces a single tooth.
  • Extra treatment: extractions, exams, X-rays, and follow-up adjustments are often billed separately.
  • Location: dental fees are usually higher in large cities.
  • Insurance: your plan's coverage percentage, deductible, waiting period, and annual maximum all change what you pay.

Ways to Save on Dentures

  • Ask your dentist for an itemized quote and whether a less complex design would work for you.
  • Check dental school clinics, which often charge less.
  • Use an HSA or FSA to pay with pre-tax dollars.
  • For one to six missing teeth, consider a lab-direct partial denture online.

Not sure which teeth you are missing? Use our interactive tooth chart to find your tooth numbers. For a deeper look at partials, read how much partial dentures cost, flipper tooth, and types of partial dentures.

Denture Cost FAQs

How much do dentures cost without insurance?

At a dental office, a traditional full denture typically costs about $1,000 to $3,000 per arch, and an immediate full denture about $1,000 to $3,500, according to Authority Dental. Partial dentures range from about $300 for a simple flipper to $2,500 or more for a cast metal partial.

How much do partial dentures cost?

Flexible partial dentures usually cost about $900 to $2,000 and cast metal partials about $650 to $2,500 at a dental office, according to Guardian Life. Acrylic (resin) partials typically run about $800 to $2,700. FixUrSmile custom partials start at $245.

How much does a flipper tooth cost?

A flipper tooth usually costs about $300 to $700 without insurance, with an average around $500, according to MedicalCostInfo.

Does dental insurance cover dentures?

Many dental plans cover dentures as a major service, often at a lower percentage than cleanings or fillings and only up to the plan's annual maximum. Coverage varies widely, so check your plan's coverage percentage, deductible, waiting periods, and remaining annual maximum before you decide.

Why are dentures cheaper online?

When you order from a dental lab directly, you skip the dental office's chair time and markup. With FixUrSmile you take impressions at home with our kit, a licensed dentist reviews your case, and our US lab makes your appliance. Online partials are not right for everyone, so see a dentist first if you have pain, loose teeth, gum disease, or a recent extraction.

Is this calculator accurate?

It gives an estimate based on published national price ranges. Your actual cost depends on where you live, your dentist, the materials, how many teeth are replaced, and whether you need extractions, exams, or X-rays first. Ask your dentist for an itemized quote.

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