How Much Do Dentures Cost Without Insurance?

By The Dental Savings EditorsReviewed August 20264 min readWe earn commission when you enroll. We don't get paid to rank plans.

Short answer

Full dentures average $1,800 per arch without insurance, in a typical range of $1,000-$3,000, per our audited 2026 cost index. Partial dentures average $1,500 ($800-$2,700). Both arches means doubling those figures, and extractions before dentures are billed separately.

Item	Typical retail	National average
Full denture (per arch)	$1,000-$3,000	$1,800
Partial denture	$800-$2,700	$1,500

Budget beyond the denture itself

Extractions first, if any teeth remain. Simple ones average $250, surgical around $400.
Adjustments are often included briefly; relines are usually separate line items later.
Implant-supported options raise the total substantially since implants average $4,500.

Figures come from our accuracy-audited 2026 cost index. For the discounted versions of these numbers, see denture cost with a savings plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do full dentures cost without insurance?

$1,000-$3,000 per arch, averaging $1,800, per our audited 2026 cost index. Both arches doubles the figure.

How much are partial dentures without insurance?

$800-$2,700, averaging $1,500 per arch.

Are extractions included in the denture price?

No. Simple extractions average $250 and surgical ones around $400, billed separately before denture work begins.