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Denture costs, coverage and care

Dentures: types, costs and what coverage pays

Natural Look Dentures collects the denture prices providers publish, what every state’s Medicaid program covers, and the Medicare rules, each figure with a source and a date — alongside a practice finder built on the federal NPI register, city guides, and more than 170 articles on dental care. We are a publication, not a practice: nothing here is a substitute for an examination by a dentist, and we do not arrange, quote or recommend treatment or individual clinics.

Complete denture$395 to $2,391Per arch, chain-published, before extractionsMedicaid covers it in 38 states + DC Implant-supported$7,534 to $13,500Per arch, published average to rangeOriginal Medicare pays $0

The $395 denture you saw advertised is the replacement price for one arch, before extractions.

What dentures cost Medicaid, state by state How to pay less

How a complete denture is built: denture teeth on an acrylic base, with a reline layer refitting the base to the gum ridge Denture teeth Acrylic base Reline layer Gum ridge

The types of dentures

What each one is and what it costs at the providers’ own published prices, before extractions.

  • Complete dentures

    A full arch, upper or lower: $395 to $2,391 per arch at published chain prices, before extractions.

  • Partial dentures

    Replace some teeth and keep the rest: published chain partials run $1,167 to $1,993 per arch.

  • Immediate dentures

    Fitted the same day your teeth come out; the bill is the denture plus the extractions.

  • Implant-supported dentures

    Snap-on or fixed, anchored on implants: $7,534 to $13,500 per arch, published average to range.

Cost & coverage

The published prices and the program rules, each read from its source on a stated date. No one can pay to change a figure.

Find a practice

Every denture specialist, implant surgeon and registered dental practice the federal NPI register lists in the states we cover. A register, not a ranking: alphabetical, dated, and no one can pay to appear.

  • Colorado

    6 cities · 55 denture specialists · 88 implant surgeons · 1023 registered practices.

  • Arizona

    6 cities · 56 denture specialists · 129 implant surgeons · 1462 registered practices.

  • New Mexico

    4 cities · 16 denture specialists · 32 implant surgeons · 396 registered practices.

  • Utah

    6 cities · 10 denture specialists · 41 implant surgeons · 285 registered practices.

  • Wyoming

    4 cities · 0 denture specialists · 8 implant surgeons · 86 registered practices.

  • Nebraska

    3 cities · 22 denture specialists · 54 implant surgeons · 289 registered practices.

  • Kansas

    5 cities · 7 denture specialists · 25 implant surgeons · 338 registered practices.

  • Oklahoma

    4 cities · 23 denture specialists · 68 implant surgeons · 563 registered practices.

How the register works

City guides

Six Front Range cities: the denture types you will be offered, what the process involves, and how to choose who fits them.

  • Denver

    The denture types available, the fitting process step by step, and ongoing care.

  • Colorado Springs

    Types of dentures, the procedure step by step, and the materials used.

  • Aurora

    The options, what they cost, and how to choose a denture provider.

  • Fort Collins

    Denture types, daily care, and choosing a provider, including for seniors.

  • Lakewood

    The options you will be offered west of Denver, their care, and choosing a provider.

  • Castle Rock

    What dentures are, the types available, and what to expect from the process.

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