How Much Do Dentures Cost? An Honest Price Guide

If you're considering dentures — for yourself or a parent — price is probably your first question and the hardest one to answer online. The ranges vary wildly because "a denture" isn't one thing. Here's the honest guide.

The real ranges (national averages)

Economy full denture: $600–$1,500 per arch. Basic materials, standard fit. It does the job, but usually needs more adjustments and earlier replacement.

Mid-range full denture: $1,500–$3,000 per arch. Better artificial teeth, better fit, more natural appearance. For most patients, the best balance of price and quality of life.

Premium denture: $3,500–$8,000 per arch. Top-quality materials, full customization of shade and shape, fit refined over multiple appointments.

Removable partial: $700–$2,500. When you still have several healthy teeth, a partial replaces only the missing ones, anchoring to your natural teeth.

Implant-supported denture: from $6,000 per arch. Two to six implants hold the denture so it doesn't move when you eat or speak. The most expensive option — and the closest thing to having your own teeth again.

Why prosthodontic training matters

Any denture replaces teeth. A well-made denture matches your bite, doesn't slip, doesn't hurt, and looks natural. That difference is prosthodontic work — exactly the advanced training Dr. Jaquez holds. At Kians, dentures are measured, adjusted, and refined until they feel like yours, and adjustments and relines are handled in-house.

See the options on our dentures and partials page — or a real full-arch restoration in our gallery.

How to pay without draining your savings

Most PPO insurance plans cover part of denture treatment (typically 50% of major work, up to an annual maximum). We accept CareCredit to split the remainder into monthly payments, and if you're uninsured, ask about your options — the answer is never "all or nothing."

The price in writing, before you decide

At your consultation, Dr. Jaquez explains which option actually fits your mouth — sometimes the honest answer is a partial instead of a full denture, or a bridge instead of either — and you get the real price in writing before anything is scheduled. Request a consultation or call (863) 875-4395. English y español.