Explore Denture FAQs at New Smile.

Most of our dental patients purchase a conventional dentures that typically costs $947 per plate. Pricing varies because every mouth is different. Replacing 1 or 2 teeth with a partial denture is about $397, where flexible partials with Valplast offer a supreme fit and contain no metal for $1327.

Please contact us for a free consultation where we will, in detail, present the best options to get you a new smile.

We also offer no credit check financing with payments as low as $75 a month.

Once your teeth are removed, you will have to wait about 3-4 weeks before getting complete dentures. We work closely with the top oral surgeons to make sure your gums are ready for new dentures. We also coordinate and design dentures to fit implants.

You also can choose Immediate Dentures, where you can have a full smile the same day, immediately following the removal of natural teeth. Also known as Same Day Dentures, not everyone is a candidate for this process, Learn More.

Most dental insurance plans pay 50% up to $2000. And usually allow only 1 new denture, arch, every 7 years. IMPORTANT: a cheap denture from another provider may only last 5 years! We only offer quality and affordable dentures.

Because of our low prices, the total cost for the services is less than the co-pay you are required to pay to your insurance carrier. Our denture specialists can help you calculate the costs so you can make the best decision.

Medicare does not provide coverage for dentures. Routine dental care, including check-ups, cleanings, and dentures, are generally not covered by Medicare. Even in cases where teeth extraction is required before an inpatient medical procedure, Medicare will not cover the cost of dentures after the procedure.

It's important to note that you are responsible for 100% of the cost for non-covered dental services. For more information, you can visit Medicare.gov. Please be aware that policies and coverage may change, so it's advisable to check with Medicare or your insurance provider for the most current information on denture coverage.

Continue to visit your denturist or dentist once a year. Even if you have lost all or some of your natural teeth, a dental expert will be able to evaluate the fit of your denture.  They can offer suggestions for denture care and hygiene, and check for issues that may arise, such as oral cancer.

We offer same-day treatment for patients that are in pain and need EMERGENCY services, either in our office or in partnership with a licensed dentist or oral surgeon. We treat our patients like family. It is not unusual for patients to have after hour calls with our denturist. Depending on your dental procedure, we will provide 24 hour contacts if you unexpectedly lost or broke your denture.

Life happens, we understand and we will be there for you. IMPORTANT: Because we have an on-site lab, emergency denture repairs can usually be performed the same day.

Cleaning and daily care of new dentures is important to help maintain good dental health. For everyday cleaning, use a soft brush and anti-bacterial dish soap, like Dawn or Palmolive. You may also choose products sold especially to clean dentures. Be sure to brush both the inside & outside of your denture. You want to remove harmful bacteria. We also suggest soaking your denture in water or a denture-cleaning solution when you take them out at night. Read more about denture cleaning.

Important Denture Cleaning Tip:

It is highly recommended to hold your dentures over a sink filled with water when you clean them. If you accidentally drop your denture, it will land softly in the basin of water. You may also want to cushion the sink and counter with a soft cloth or towel.

Contact us immediately for a free adjustment, (for current patients) we can usually fix dentures in a less than 24 hours. It is not unusual for a new denture to create sore spots on your gums. Simply call us and arrange a time of day to return to have your denture readjusted. Modifications and improvements help eliminate sore spots, and WE NEVER charge for denture adjustments if you bought your false teeth from us.

Most people dont wear their dentures because they hurt. Not our patients. We make them fit– guaranteed.

There are two main types of dentures: complete and partial. Complete dentures replace all teeth in an arch and rest on the gums. Partial dentures replace some missing teeth and attach to existing natural teeth. Both can be stabilized with dental implants for improved fit and function.

While it's generally preferred to remove dentures at night to allow your gums and bone to rest, you can wear them for a few days after getting them to aid in adjustment. After this initial period, it's best to remove them and store them in water or a cleaning solution overnight.

There will be an adjustment period when you first start eating with dentures. With practice, you should be able to eat most foods normally. Using a small amount of denture adhesive can help stabilize them. It's generally recommended to avoid chewing gum as it can stick to and loosen dentures.

It's normal to experience minor irritation when first fitted for new dentures, which should fade as your mouth adjusts. The duration of discomfort varies. If you had teeth extracted, the extraction sites may be sore for several weeks. Regular adjustments by your prosthodontist will help alleviate sore spots.

Dentures typically last between five to eight years, depending on the materials and how well they are cared for. Normal wear and changes in your mouth over time may require adjustments, relines, or eventual replacement.

Partial dentures use metal clasps that attach to existing natural teeth. Complete dentures rely on suction to create a seal with the gums, and sometimes denture adhesive is used for added stability. Dental implants can also be used to firmly anchor dentures to the jawbone.

Dentures are custom-made based on impressions and measurements of your mouth to ensure the best possible fit and comfort. This process ensures that your dentures are tailored to your unique oral structure.

Modern dentures are designed to look very natural. Advances in materials, fitting processes, and manufacturing techniques allow for dentures that are comfortable, reliable, and closely resemble natural teeth.

Dentures are a suitable option for individuals missing all or multiple teeth due to age, disease, trauma, or other factors. Your dentist will assess your oral health and recommend the best type of denture (complete or partial) based on your specific needs.

Dentures are commonly made with a gum-colored acrylic base and acrylic teeth. Partial dentures may also incorporate metal for clasps. Some advanced dentures use ceramics or other materials that offer a highly natural appearance.