If you’re asking, “How much do dentures cost?” you’re not alone. Denture pricing is one of the most common questions we hear at Natural Dentures & Implant Center, and we believe you deserve transparent, straightforward answers before making this important investment in your smile.
The cost of dentures in Oregon typically ranges from $500 to $15,000 per arch, depending on the type, materials, and level of customization. However, understanding what drives these costs—and what options exist to make dentures affordable—can help you make the best decision for your unique situation and budget.
In this comprehensive 2026 pricing guide, we’ll break down denture costs by type, explain what affects pricing, and share the financing options available at our Eugene, Salem, Corvallis, and Roseburg locations. Whether you’re exploring economy dentures or premium custom-crafted options, we’ll help you find a path to your natural smile.
What Is the Average Cost of Dentures in Oregon in 2026?
The average cost of dentures in Oregon ranges from $1,000 to $8,000 for a complete set (upper and lower), with significant variation based on the type and quality you choose. Economy dentures start around $500 per arch, while premium custom-crafted dentures can reach $2,500 or more per arch.
Here’s a breakdown of typical 2026 denture prices in Oregon:
| Denture Type | Cost Per Arch | Complete Set |
| Economy/Basic Dentures | $500 – $1,000 | $1,000 – $2,000 |
| Mid-Range Dentures | $1,000 – $2,000 | $2,000 – $4,000 |
| Premium/Custom Dentures | $2,000 – $4,000 | $4,000 – $8,000 |
| Partial Dentures | $700 – $2,500 | N/A (single arch) |
| Immediate/Same-Day Dentures | $1,500 – $3,500 | $3,000 – $7,000 |
| Implant-Supported Dentures | $3,500 – $15,000+ | $7,000 – $30,000+ |
Important: These prices are estimates for 2026. Actual costs vary based on individual needs, additional procedures required, and the specific provider. At Natural Dentures, we provide detailed cost breakdowns during your free first visit so you know exactly what to expect.
What Factors Affect the Cost of Dentures?
Several key factors determine how much you’ll pay for dentures. Understanding these variables helps you make informed decisions about which options best match your needs and budget.
Materials and Quality
The materials used in your dentures significantly impact both cost and results. Economy dentures typically use standard acrylic teeth and basic base materials, while premium dentures feature higher-grade acrylic or porcelain teeth that look more natural and resist staining longer.
At Natural Dentures, we handcraft every denture in our on-site Oregon laboratories. This allows us to use premium materials while maintaining competitive pricing—eliminating the middleman markup that drives up costs at many clinics.
Type of Denture
- Full dentures replace all teeth on the upper or lower arch and typically cost $1,000–$4,000 per arch
- Partial dentures replace several missing teeth while preserving your natural teeth and range from $700–$2,500
- Immediate dentures are placed the same day as extractions and cost more due to the follow up care process, placement of temporary liners, and required adjustments
- Implant-supported dentures anchor to dental implants for maximum stability and represent the highest investment but also the most natural feel
Customization Level
The level of customization dramatically affects pricing. Basic dentures use standard tooth molds and colors, while custom dentures are carefully matched to your facial features, skin tone, and desired appearance. Premium customization includes detailed gum tissue characterization, individual tooth positioning, and precise color matching—creating dentures that look remarkably natural.
Additional Procedures
Your total investment may include procedures beyond the dentures themselves:
- Tooth extractions: $89–$400 per tooth for simple extractions, more for surgical extractions
- Bone grafting: $300–$3,000 if needed for implant-supported dentures
- Denture relines: $200–$500 per reline (often needed as gums heal and change shape)
- Denture repairs: $100–$300 for common repairs
How Much Do Full Dentures Cost in Oregon?
Full dentures, also called complete dentures, replace all teeth on the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. In Oregon, full denture costs range from $500 to $4,000 per arch, with a complete set (upper and lower) costing $1,000 to $8,000.
The wide price range reflects significant differences in quality, durability, and appearance:
Economy Full Dentures ($500–$1,000 per arch)
These entry-level dentures provide basic function at the lowest cost. They use standard teeth molds, limited color options, and basic materials. While they restore your ability to eat and speak, they may look less natural and typically don’t last as long as premium options. Economy dentures can be a good starting point if budget is your primary concern, with the option to upgrade later.
Mid-Range Full Dentures ($1,000–$2,000 per arch)
Mid-range dentures offer improved aesthetics and durability. Better materials mean more natural-looking teeth, improved stain resistance, and longer wear. Most patients find this tier provides the best balance of quality and value.
Premium Full Dentures ($2,000–$4,000 per arch)
Premium dentures represent the highest level of craftsmanship. They feature premium porcelain or high-grade acrylic teeth, detailed gum characterization, and precise customization to match your natural features. At Natural Dentures, our premium dentures are handcrafted by experienced denturists who take time to ensure a perfect fit and natural appearance.
How Much Do Partial Dentures Cost?
Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth while preserving your remaining natural teeth. In Oregon, partial denture costs typically range from $700 to $2,500, depending on the type and complexity.
Acrylic Partial Dentures ($700–$1,200)
Also known as “flippers,” these are the most affordable partial denture option. They’re typically used as temporary solutions while waiting for implants or permanent partials. Acrylic partials are thicker and may feel bulkier in the mouth.
Flexible Partial Dentures ($900–$1,800)
Made from flexible thermoplastic materials, these partials are more comfortable and less noticeable than acrylic options. They adapt well to mouth movements and are popular for their natural appearance—the gum-colored clasps blend in rather than showing metal.
Cast Metal Partial Dentures ($1,200–$2,500)
Metal-framework partials are thinner, stronger, and more durable than acrylic alternatives. The metal framework allows for a more precise fit and greater stability. While metal clasps may be visible, they provide excellent retention and can last 15 years or more with proper care.
How Much Do Implant-Supported Dentures Cost?
Implant-supported dentures anchor to dental implants surgically placed in your jawbone, providing superior stability compared to traditional dentures. In Oregon, implant-supported denture costs range from $5,000 to $30,000 or more per arch, including the implants and denture.
Snap-On Dentures ($5,000–$9,000 per arch)
These removable overdentures snap onto 2–4 implants for improved stability while remaining removable for cleaning. Snap-on dentures are a popular middle-ground option—more stable than traditional dentures but less expensive than fixed implant solutions.
All-on-4 Dental Implants ($110,000–$30,000+ per arch)
The All-on-4 technique uses four strategically placed implants to support a full arch of fixed, non-removable teeth. While the upfront cost is significant, many patients find the permanent, natural-feeling result worth the investment. All-on-4 implants eliminate denture adhesive, slipping, and the need to remove dentures at night.
At Natural Dentures, we offer comprehensive consultations to help you understand whether implant-supported options are right for you—including honest discussions about candidacy, costs, and alternatives.
What Payment and Financing Options Are Available for Dentures?
Dentures are an important investment in your health and confidence, and cost shouldn’t prevent you from getting the care you need. At Natural Dentures, we offer multiple ways to make your treatment affordable.
Dental Insurance Coverage
Many dental insurance plans cover a portion of denture costs—typically 50% after meeting your deductible. Coverage varies significantly between plans, so we recommend contacting your insurance provider before your appointment. Our team can help you understand your benefits and maximize your coverage.
Oregon Health Plan (OHP)
Oregon Health Plan members may have denture coverage depending on their specific plan and coordinated care organization. Benefits and eligibility requirements vary, so checking with your OHP provider is essential to understand what’s covered.
Payment Plans and Financing
We believe everyone deserves access to quality denture care. That’s why we work with patients to create payment arrangements that fit their budget. Options may include:
- In-house payment plans with no interest
- Third-party dental financing (such as CareCredit)
- Flexible scheduling of payments to match your pay periods
Free First Visit
At Natural Dentures, your first visit is completely free. This includes a comprehensive exam, discussion of your options, and a detailed cost estimate with no obligation. We believe you should have all the information you need to make the best decision for your situation.
Why Do Denture Prices Vary So Much Between Providers?
You may notice significant price differences when comparing denture costs between providers. Understanding why can help you evaluate whether you’re getting good value for your investment.
On-Site vs. Outsourced Labs
Many dental offices send denture work to outside laboratories, adding markup and shipping costs. At Natural Dentures, we craft every denture in our on-site Oregon laboratories. This gives us direct control over quality while keeping costs lower—savings we pass on to our patients.
Experience and Specialization
Denturists specialize exclusively in dentures, while general dentists divide their expertise across all areas of dentistry. This specialization often results in better fit, appearance, and patient satisfaction. Our denturists have over 40 years of combined experience and have restored more than 30,000 smiles.
What’s Included in the Price
Always ask what’s included in a denture quote. Some providers advertise low base prices but charge extra for adjustments, relines, and follow-up visits. At Natural Dentures, our pricing includes:
- Free first visit and consultation
- Free second opinions on existing dentures
- Free adjustments for the life of your dentures
- Detailed treatment plans with no hidden fees
How to Get the Most Value When Purchasing Dentures
Getting quality dentures at a fair price requires balancing upfront cost with long-term value. Here are practical tips to maximize your investment:
- Get multiple consultations. Take advantage of free consultations to compare providers, pricing, and approaches. A reputable provider will never pressure you into immediate decisions.
- Ask about total costs. Request a complete breakdown including extractions, adjustments, and relines. Understand what happens if repairs are needed.
- Consider long-term value. Premium dentures that last 10+ years may be more economical than replacing cheap dentures every 3–5 years. Factor in comfort, appearance, and quality of life.
- Check provider credentials. Look for licensed denturists with proven experience. Ask about their training, how long they’ve been practicing, and whether they craft dentures on-site.
- Maximize insurance benefits. If you have dental insurance, use your annual maximum before it resets (typically December 31). Some patients split treatment across calendar years to maximize coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions About Denture Costs in Oregon
What is the cheapest way to get dentures in Oregon?
The most affordable option is economy dentures, which start around $500 per arch at many providers. However, consider that these basic dentures may need replacement sooner and may not fit or function as well as mid-range options. Dental schools sometimes offer reduced-cost dentures, though availability is limited. At Natural Dentures, we offer economy options alongside premium choices, giving you a path to a natural smile at every budget level.
Does Oregon Medicaid (OHP) cover dentures?
Oregon Health Plan dental benefits vary by coordinated care organization (CCO) and individual eligibility. Some OHP members have denture coverage, while others may have limited or no coverage. Contact your CCO directly to verify your specific benefits before scheduling treatment.
Are expensive dentures worth the cost?
For many patients, yes. Premium dentures typically offer better fit (meaning more comfortable eating and speaking), more natural appearance, improved durability, and longer lifespan. If you’ll wear dentures daily for years, the improved quality of life often justifies the additional investment. That said, mid-range dentures offer excellent value for most patients.
How much do dentures cost without insurance?
Without insurance, expect to pay the full retail cost: $1,000–$8,000+ for a complete set of dentures, depending on type and quality. Many providers, including Natural Dentures, offer payment plans and financing to make treatment accessible without insurance.
How often do dentures need to be replaced?
Most dentures last 5–10 years with proper care, though premium dentures may last longer. Factors affecting longevity include materials, fit, daily care habits, and natural changes in your mouth and jaw over time. Regular check-ups help identify when replacement or relining is needed.
Can I get dentures on the same day as extractions?
Yes. Immediate dentures (also called same-day dentures) are placed immediately after tooth extraction. At Natural Dentures, our Dentures in a Day program allows patients to leave with functional teeth the same or next day. These temporary dentures are adjusted as gums heal, and permanent dentures are fitted once healing is complete.
Does Medicare cover dentures?
Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not cover dentures or routine dental care. However, approximately 97% of Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans offer some dental coverage, and about half of those include denture benefits. Medicare Advantage dental coverage typically limits patients to one set of dentures every 5 years, with annual benefit caps averaging $1,300. If you have Medicare Advantage, contact your plan directly to verify your specific denture coverage and limitations.
How long do I have to wait after tooth extraction to get dentures?
It depends on the type of dentures you choose. Immediate dentures can be placed the same day as extraction. Traditional dentures typically require 6–8 weeks of healing time, though full bone and gum healing may take 3–6 months. For implant-supported dentures, expect 4–6 months for the implants to integrate with your jawbone before receiving your permanent dentures. At Natural Dentures, we’ll help you choose the timeline that best fits your needs.
What’s the difference between immediate dentures and permanent dentures?
Immediate dentures are placed the same day as tooth extraction, serving as temporary teeth while your gums heal. They require multiple adjustments as your mouth changes during healing. Permanent dentures (also called conventional dentures) are custom-made after your gums have fully healed, resulting in a more precise fit. Many patients start with immediate dentures to avoid being without teeth, then transition to permanent dentures after 3–6 months of healing.
Do dental insurance plans have waiting periods for dentures?
Many dental insurance plans impose waiting periods of 6–12 months for major procedures like dentures. This means you may need to maintain coverage for up to a year before your plan will pay for dentures. Additionally, most plans have annual maximum benefits ranging from $1,000 to $2,500, and dentures are typically covered at 50% after your deductible. Always verify your specific waiting period and coverage percentage with your insurance provider before scheduling treatment.
Can I use my HSA or FSA to pay for dentures?
Yes. Dentures are considered a qualified medical expense for both Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA). Using pre-tax dollars can effectively reduce your denture costs by 20–35%, depending on your tax bracket. If you have an HSA or FSA with available funds, this is one of the smartest ways to pay for dentures.
How long do implant-supported dentures last?
Dental implants themselves can last 30 years or longer—often a lifetime—with proper care. The denture portion attached to the implants typically lasts 10–15 years before needing replacement. While the upfront cost is higher than traditional dentures, many patients find implant-supported dentures more cost-effective over time due to their stability, comfort, and longevity.
Get Your Free Denture Consultation at Natural Dentures
Understanding denture costs is just the first step. The best way to know exactly what your dentures will cost—and which options are right for you—is a personalized consultation with our experienced team.
At Natural Dentures & Implant Center, your first visit is always free. We’ll listen to your needs, examine your mouth, discuss your options from economy to premium, and provide a detailed cost breakdown with no obligation and no pressure.
With locations in Eugene, Salem, Corvallis, and Roseburg, quality denture care is closer than you think. Our family-owned practice has been restoring smiles across Oregon for over 40 years—and we’d be honored to help you smile again.
Give us 30 minutes, and we’ll have you smiling again.
Call 866-551-3509 or visit naturaldentures.com to schedule your free consultation today.