How Much Do Dentures Cost Without Insurance?

By The Dental Savings EditorsReviewed August 20264 min read

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.