Dentures & Partials in Houston, TX

Denture Prices (Self-Pay)

• Full denture: $1,099 per arch (upper or lower)
• Flexible partial denture: $1,199 per arch
• Cast metal partial denture: $1,299 per arch

These are self-pay prices. They can’t be combined with insurance or other offers. Financing is available through CareCredit, Sunbit and Cherry, so you can spread the cost into monthly payments.

Which Denture Is Right for You?

Full Dentures

For when all the teeth in your upper or lower jaw are missing, or need to come out. A full denture replaces the whole row of teeth and rests on your gums.

Flexible Partial Dentures

For when you still have some healthy teeth. A flexible partial is made from a bendable, gum-colored material with no metal clasps showing, so it’s light and blends in when you smile.

Cast Metal Partial Dentures

Also for when you still have some of your own teeth. A cast metal partial is built on a thin metal frame that clips to your natural teeth. It’s strong, and the frame can be thinner than a plastic base.

At your exam we look at your remaining teeth and gums and explain which option fits your mouth and your budget. If you also need teeth pulled first, we can do that here too.

What to Expect

1. Exam and X-rays. We check your gums, any remaining teeth and your bite, and go over the cost before anything starts.
2. Impressions and measurements. We take molds of your mouth so your denture is made to fit you.
3. Fitting. We check the fit, the bite and how it looks, and make adjustments.
4. Follow-up. Sore spots are common in the first weeks. Come back and we’ll adjust the denture so it feels better.

Most patients need several short visits from start to finish. We’ll give you your full plan at the first visit.

Getting Used to New Dentures

• Start with soft foods cut into small pieces, and chew on both sides at the same time.
• Your speech may sound different for a few days. Reading out loud helps.
• Take your dentures out at night to give your gums a rest, unless we tell you otherwise.
• Brush your dentures every day with a soft brush and keep them in water or a denture-soaking solution when they’re out, so they don’t dry out or warp.

Insurance and Payment

We accept most PPO plans and many Medicare Advantage plans. Many plans cover part of the cost of dentures. Bring your insurance card and we’ll check your benefits for you. If you’re paying yourself, the prices above apply, and financing is available.

Denture Questions

How long do dentures last?

Your gums and jawbone slowly change shape over the years, so a denture that fit well at first can get loose. Come in once a year so we can check the fit. A loose denture can often be adjusted or relined before it needs replacing.

My old denture doesn’t fit anymore. Can you help?

Yes. Bring it in. We’ll look at it and tell you whether it can be adjusted or whether a new one makes more sense.

Can I come in without an appointment?

Yes. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday. We’re open Monday–Thursday 8 AM–5 PM and Friday 8 AM–3 PM at 9650 Westheimer Rd, Suite 100, next to Randall’s. Call or text (713) 952-0522. Hablamos español.