Frequently asked questions

In most cases, we make your dentures in a single day, right here in our in-office lab.

We have options to fit every budget, with single dentures starting at just $495 when you purchase a set. We offer three denture levels with increasing wear resistance, stain resistance, and warranty coverage.

We built a denture lab right inside our office, eliminating the need for an outside lab and their marked-up prices. Most traditional offices charge two to six times as much and take weeks or months — we can often make your teeth in just one day.

For all three denture levels, if your denture falls and breaks, we will fix it at no charge to you. The warranty does not cover damage from being chewed up by a pet, or a lost denture.

Your dentures are made from acrylic teeth and an acrylic base. Our highest-level ("Top-of-the-Line") dentures use teeth that are the most resistant to fracture, abrasion, and plaque thanks to Nano Pearl technology.

Absolutely. Our talented lab team makes sure you don't end up with "horse" or "buck" teeth, or "chiclets" — just a beautiful, natural-looking smile that no one else needs to know is a denture.

This depends on how many implants you need and whether you still have natural teeth to be extracted. Each denture implant costs $1,095. You need at least 2 implants for a lower snap-in denture and at least 4 for an upper.

A top Snap-In denture requires at least 4 implants; a lower requires at least 2. Generally, the more implants you have, the more stable your denture will be — especially on the bottom.

Yes, you can. We can also take a 3D X-ray at no cost to determine if you are a candidate for implants.

In the majority of cases, yes. Most of our patients have all teeth removed, dental implants placed, and immediate dentures delivered in the same appointment. The dentures do not snap in at first — that happens after your implants heal.

After your procedure, we let the gums and mouth heal — usually 5 to 6 months — before getting you "snapped in." During this period we see you for comfortable follow-ups and place cushioned soft-liners for a snug fit.

In most cases, yes! Today's technology offers many options, and we treat patients who have been in dentures for decades. The first step is a complimentary consultation and 3D scan.

We accept most major dental PPO plans and file on your behalf. Our insurance coordinator works to maximize your benefits. Visit our Financing & Insurance page for the full list.

We offer flexible financing through CareCredit, Proceed Finance, and Sunbit, plus several payment options — so you can get the care you need at a rate you can afford.

Yes. The majority of our patients are comfortably treated with oral sedation, and additional sedation options are available. See our Sedation Dentistry page for details.