Understand your goals
We assess your mouth and talk about appearance, speech, eating, and any difficulties with an existing denture. If extractions are needed, we discuss the healing stage before your final denture.
Full denture options
Denture care for every stage of your smile.
Standard dentures $1,199, premium dentures $1,499, and 3D-printed dentures $2,199 per arch. Explore the differences and find the option that fits your needs, goals, and smile.
An established tooth-replacement option
Helping people eat, speak, and smile
for generations.
Dentures have helped people live with missing teeth for many years—and they remain an important, practical choice today.
For someone who cannot have implant treatment, is not ready for implants, or needs a more affordable removable option, a well-made denture can restore appearance, support speech, and provide useful chewing function. It can help many people return to a wider range of foods and feel more comfortable smiling around others.
Dentures do not feel or function exactly like natural teeth, and getting comfortable with them can take time. Your mouth can also change over the years, so adjustments, relines, or replacement may be needed. We explain those realities clearly while helping you choose the option that fits your needs and budget.
Compare full denture options
Three distinct ways to create
your new smile.
Compare the price per arch, delivery time, tooth quality, color choices, denture base, and money-back guarantee for each option.
| Full denture options |  Standard dentureNatural look with standard color choices |  Premium dentureVery natural look with more color choices |  3D-printed dentureDigitally designed for your smile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per arch | $1,199 | $1,499 | $2,199 |
| Delivery time | Same week | Same week | 4–6 weeks |
| Tooth quality | Some wear resistance | High densityStrong wear resistance | Digitally designed teethMaterial options reviewed with you |
| Color choices | Standard | More choices | Personalized shade selection |
| Denture base | Basic customizationNatural look | Additional customizationVery natural look | Highly customizableDesigned to look like real teeth |
| Money-back guarantee | 3-month money-back guaranteeIf you don’t like your dentures | 3-month money-back guaranteeIf you don’t like your dentures | 3-month money-back guaranteeIf you don’t like your dentures |
Delivery timing is approximate and may vary based on your treatment plan. Material performance depends on the selected system and your care.
Beyond the comparison
The small details make your smile personal.
Standard and premium full dentures are both removable options. Standard designs focus on the essentials with a more limited selection of tooth shades and appearance choices. Premium designs offer additional scope to personalize the teeth and gum contours.
A premium upgrade offers more choices in materials and appearance. Both standard and premium conventional dentures remain removable and rest on your gums.
From your first visit to your fitting
A smile designed with you.
Our in-house laboratory supports communication between the clinical team and the people making your teeth. The timeline depends on the work involved, any extractions, and healing. We explain the sequence for your care before you begin.
Plan the fit and appearance
Impressions or scans and bite records help your doctor and laboratory team plan the denture. A try-in, when appropriate, gives you an opportunity to discuss the smile before completion.
Support you after fitting
We check the fit and bite, explain daily care, and help you adjust to wearing your denture. Follow-up visits let us assess sore spots or changes that affect comfort.
A little more clarity
Questions you may be considering
How will eating with dentures feel?
A conventional denture rests on the gums and restores some, but not all, of the chewing function of natural teeth. Learning to eat with it takes practice. Fit, your mouth's shape, and appropriate adjustments all influence comfort.
What should I do if my denture rubs or becomes loose?
Please arrange a visit so we can assess the fit. Changes in your mouth may mean the denture needs an adjustment, a reline, or replacement. Do not try to reshape it yourself.
Your next chapter can start here
Let's talk about your smile.
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