how much will it cost?

Question

how much will it cost to get dentures...no insurance....im young and have taken care of my teeth but they are jsut falling aprt ever since i had children..is there a cheap way to have this done??

Answer 1

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Answer 2

With extractions and a set of dentures it will probably run you anywhere from $3 - $4000 dollars just depending on where you live. It might be cheaper for you to just have your teeth fixed, dentures are not always the answer, first off they don't have roots so they don't fit like your natural teeth do. Think of it this way you break your arm you don't cut your arm off just because it is broken.

Answer 3

I am a dental assistant. I dont know your individual situation, but teeth do not decay without sugar, so they did not just get bad without some type of sugar (sodas, candy, sweets, etc.). I have heard numerous female patients tell me the same thing and from a dental stand point this simply is not entirely the case. Anyways here are the fees my dentist charges. About $155-278 each extraction and we charge $1350.00 a denture. We consider our service top of the line, so you could get this work alot cheaper, but dont expect to not have problems with the work that you get done if you go to a cheap place.

Answer 4

There is a nationwide chain called affordable dentures that offers a full set of dentures for $350. This is probably the cheapest available.

They also offer partial dentures, this might be a good way to go so that you can keep your own teeth for a while longer.

Affordable dentures website is at:
http://www.affordabledentures.com
On their website is a map of all their locations and the fees at each.

Hope it all works out!

Answer 5

#1, can you qualify for low income like below poverty level? if so there's more than likely a clinic near you that you can go to. they might only pull your teeth, but around here, east texas, the average cost of tooth extraction is $80.00 per tooth.
#2 there's lots of places that offer low priced dentures, some can be found online so take the time to do a search on dentures + low income.
i wish you luck in your search as getting your smile back makes a world of difference in how you feel.

Answer 6

If you live near a large university, check to see if they have a dental college. When my kids were young and I had no dental insurance I took them to the one at Ohio State (go buckeyes) University. The rates were very low and the kids teeth were well taken care of. I even had orthodontic braces for one daughter. They have students doing the work under strict supervision of doctors and professors trained in the latest dental advancements.

Good Luck.

Answer 7

If you have teeth now. It will cost probably 200 per tooth to pull them and dentures are about 200 - 1000 .

Answer 8

There are local discount denture clinics all over and should be checked out via phone. Here is an internet discount denture site that you also should look at:

http://www.denture.com/

Answer 9

$500

Answer 10

Go to a good budget dental group like "THE DENTIST PLACE" in Jacksonville.
They will discuss all your personal options and the have very good ways for payment programs.
get your teeth fixed!!!!