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Dentures that stay in, look real, and let you eat.

Complete, partial, same-day, and implant-retained dentures made and fitted by our team. Your price is on paper before we start, and most PPO plans are accepted.

Start Your Denture Plan Call (206) 225-2882

Dentures that stay in, look real, and let you eat.

PPO insurance accepted
Payment plans available
Written price upfront

Adjustments included

Impressions, a try-in, and follow-up adjustments are part of the price. We keep tweaking the fit while your mouth gets used to them.

Cost confirmed first

We run your PPO benefits and print the full figure before work starts.

Not always dentures

Dentures are one of several ways to replace teeth. If something else would serve you better, we’ll tell you why.

Denture options at our Seattle office

Four main designs, and the best one hinges on how many natural teeth you have left and what your days look like.

Still comparing dentures with a bridge or implants? We’ll cover all of it at your consult as part of a full review of tooth replacement options.

Complete dentures

A full upper or lower set. Today’s materials look lifelike, and each set is shaped from impressions taken in our office.

Partial dentures

Fill a few gaps held by small clasps on the teeth you still have. Choose an acrylic base, or a lighter, slimmer metal frame. Your remaining healthy teeth decide complete vs. partial.

All replacement options

Same-day dentures

Made ahead from impressions and seated right after your tooth extractions, so you’re never without teeth while healing. Gums shrink as they heal, so we refit them along the way.

Implant-retained dentures

Click onto dental implants for grip that a standard denture can’t match. Higher upfront cost, and you’ll need adequate bone, yet patients routinely find the stability worth every penny.

Start Your Denture Plan Call (206) 225-2882

Denture pricing in Seattle

Before insurance, complete dentures run about $1,955 per arch, and partials about $1,133 to $2,175 depending on materials. Same-day sets cost about what a complete set does. Relines, the periodic refits that keep things comfortable as your gums change, usually cost about $390 to $550.

Fees around Puget Sound tend to run higher than the national averages you’ll find online, so treat those as a starting point. Insurance often shares the cost. We verify coverage, apply them to the estimate, and print the final figure for you. To spread costs out, ask about our flexible ways to pay, and if you’re uninsured, our in-house membership can help.

Your estimate is built on your mouth and your benefits, not an average.

Usual ranges, before insurance

Complete dentures (per arch) $1,955
Partial dentures $1,133–$2,175
Same-day dentures about the same as complete
Relines (refitting) $390–$550

Getting dentures: the steps

Dentures take a few visits spread over several weeks, so convenience matters. We’re at 2815 2nd Ave #101, Seattle, inside the Bay Vista Residential Condominiums, with on-site parking. Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu 7am–4pm · Wed 7am-3pm.

Consult and impressions

We examine your mouth, talk through the options, and take impressions. Plan and price go home with you.

Try-in

Before anything is final, you check the fit, shade, and bite. We adjust until it looks and feels right.

Delivery and follow-ups

You take them home, and we book adjustments as your mouth adapts, at no added cost. Fine-tuning is built in.

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Denture FAQs

How long will dentures last?

A set typically gives you 5 to 10 years. Gums and jawbone change shape over time, so relines keep the fit snug between replacements, and checkups catch fit issues early.

Are new dentures uncomfortable?

There’s a break-in period. A few sore spots early on are expected, and follow-up visits are how we fix them. Most people settle in within a few weeks.

Can I eat what I want?

With practice, yes. Start with soft food in small bites, chew on both sides at once, and build up. Most people get back to nearly all their usual meals.

Do dentures come out at night?

They should. A night off rests your gums and lets you clean the denture thoroughly, which keeps your mouth healthier.

Will insurance help with dentures?

Usually in part. Downtown employers commonly offer PPO dental plans, and we’ll look yours up and tell you your share in advance.

Can I get dentures the day my teeth come out?

Often. Same-day dentures are made before your extraction appointment, so you leave with teeth. After healing, a reline or a new set locks in the final fit.

Where’s the office?

2815 2nd Ave #101, Seattle, inside the Bay Vista Residential Condominiums, with on-site parking. Open Mon, Tue, Thu 7am–4pm · Wed 7am-3pm.