Affordable Dentures & Implants Price List 2026 (Every Office Checked)

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Pick your state, an office if you know it, the denture tier, whether these are your first dentures or a replacement, one arch or a full set, and any extractions or implant upgrade. The checker adds up the chain's published figures, compares the denture price with what independent dentists in your state charge, and shows the office's own Google rating and whether it lists Medicaid or insurance.

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Affordable Dentures & Implants price list (published minimums, per arch)

Every office page shows the same ladder of removable dentures, each priced per single arch (upper or lower) with a toggle between "I need replacements" and "I need new dentures". These are the figures as published on Aug 22, 2026:

Partial dentures are listed without a price ("view details") on every page — you get that number at the exam. Economy is flagged by the chain as a "minimal fee" (†), i.e. the floor for the simplest case.

Is the price the same at every Affordable Dentures location?

What does change from office to office is everything that decides your final bill and experience:

• Medicaid — 120 of 368 office pages list Medicaid acceptance (state programs vary; see which states cover adult dentures).
• In-network insurance — 286 offices list specific carriers (Aetna, Cigna, Delta, Guardian, Humana, MetLife, UnitedHealthcare are the most common); the rest describe themselves as out-of-network and help you file for reimbursement.
• Free exam & X-ray — advertised by 161 offices for new denture or implant patients ($1 initial exams in Missouri and Illinois).
• Spanish-speaking staff — 65 offices.
• Google rating — from 4★ to 4.9★ per office (details below).

New dentures vs replacement dentures: why there are two prices

The default view on every office page is "I need replacements", which is the lower number. Switch to "I need new dentures" and Economy jumps from $400 to $800 per arch, EconomyPlus from $850 to $1,200, Premium from $1,250 to $1,600. The gap shrinks as you go up the ladder (UltimateFit $1,700 → $1,900, RealFit 3D $2,100 → $2,250).

Why: a first-time wearer almost always needs extractions, an immediate (healing) denture worn while the gums shrink, adjustments and relines, then the final denture months later — the chain bundles part of that into the "new" price and its New Denture Wearer Package (temporary healing denture, adjustments, relines, final denture within 6–12 months; priced at the office). A replacement wearer already has healed ridges and just needs the new plate. If a search snippet or an ad shows you the lower number, check which toggle it came from.

Per arch vs full set: the number that still trips people up

Every price above is per single arch. A full upper-and-lower set is simply double: Economy $800–$1,600, EconomyPlus $1,700–$2,400, Premium $2,500–$3,200, UltimateFit or Ultra Premium $3,400–$3,800, Signature $4,500–$5,100. Independent national figures such as the conventional-denture average of about $1,953 are usually quoted for both plates — so compare a chain per-arch price with half of that ($977), never with the full-set number.

What the "starting at" price excludes — in the chain's own dollars

A "starting at" price is the denture only, one arch, minimum fee. Using the chain's own published add-on prices, here is what a first-time full set can really add up to:

So the "$400 dentures" a snippet promises becomes roughly $4,080 or more for a typical first-time full-mouth case — still in the low end of the national range, but three to four times the headline. Independent surveys put a simple extraction near $165 and a surgical one near $375, so the chain's per-tooth extraction prices with a denture package are genuinely low.

Affordable Dentures vs independent dentists, state by state

Our state dentures dataset (conventional removable full set, by state) gives an independent per-arch average of about $977 nationally, ranging $838 in Oklahoma to $1,434 in Hawaii. Against that:

• Economy new ($800) is 18% below the independent average — but it is a cheaper product (standard acrylic, stock teeth), not the same denture for less.
• Premium new ($1,600) is 64% above the independent average and inside the typical independent band of $755–$1,810 — the fairest like-for-like comparison.
• Signature / RealFit 3D ($2,550 / $2,250) sit above the independent conventional average and compete with premium independent dentures, which run far higher.

The chain advertises a Best Price Guarantee: bring a written treatment plan from a licensed dentist (within six months, comparable services) and the office will match the total. That makes the independent quote worth getting even if you end up at the chain. If you can travel, the cheapest states for a full set of dentures ranks all 51 markets.

Snap-in and implant dentures at Affordable Dentures

The implant side of the price card is the same everywhere too: denture implants $2,700 each, the SNAPSecure two-implant snap-in package $5,995 per arch, FIXEDSecure fixed implant teeth $12,995 per arch and the All-in-One Solution $19,900 per arch (financing example 144 months at 11.99% APR). Independent snap-in (implant-retained) dentures typically cost $3,000–$7,300 per arch and full fixed implant arches usually run well above $15,000 per arch, so the chain's implant packages are priced within the market rather than at a discount — see our snap-in dentures cost guide and implant-supported dentures cost for what those packages normally include (implants, abutments, the denture, surgery) and what they often exclude (bone grafts, sedation, CBCT scan).

Affordable Dentures reviews: what 287,412 Google ratings across 368 offices say

We did not write a review; we read the numbers the chain itself displays. Each office page embeds its Google rating and review count. Across all 368 offices that is an average of 4.55★ (4.54★ weighted by review volume), with 281 offices at 4.5★ or higher, 87 between 4.0 and 4.4★ and 0 below 4★. Best-rated states with at least three offices: Michigan (4.73★), Arizona (4.71★), Nevada (4.70★); lowest: New York (4.38★), Wisconsin (4.45★), Georgia (4.45★).

Two caveats. First, these are Google ratings surfaced by the business, which tend to run higher than complaint-driven boards: BBB complaint pages, Yelp listings (for example 3.9★ on 91 reviews for the Las Vegas office) and Reddit threads skew toward fit problems, remakes and billing disputes. Second, the chain's offices are independently owned practices operating under the brand, so the experience is office-specific — which is exactly why the checker above shows the rating of the office you pick rather than a brand average. A 100-day denture guarantee is advertised on most office pages; read its conditions at the exam.

Locations: 368 offices in 39 states

The chain's offices are concentrated in the Southeast, Texas and the Midwest — Texas (47), Florida (34), North Carolina (25), Georgia (20), Virginia (19) have the most. 11 states and D.C. have none. Searching "affordable dentures near me" usually surfaces the nearest chain office and a handful of independent denture clinics side by side; the office list above shows what each chain office lists for Medicaid and insurance, and our find-a-dentist and dentist near me pages help you line up an independent quote for the Best Price Guarantee.

Insurance, Medicaid, financing and the $10 savings plan

• Insurance — dentures are usually a major service covered at 40–50% after the deductible, capped by a $1,000–$2,500 annual maximum, often with a waiting period. Only 286 of 368 offices list in-network carriers; the others are out-of-network (you pay, they help you claim). See dental insurance that covers dentures.
• Medicaid — 120 offices list it; adult denture coverage depends on your state.
• Medicare — Original Medicare pays nothing; some Medicare Advantage plans cover dentures with limits.
• Financing — the cards quote 0% APR over 24 months for dentures and 11.99% over 144 months for implant packages (third-party lenders, qualified buyers); CareCredit-type cards are accepted. See how dental financing really costs.
• Affordable Savings Plan — some offices sell a $10/year in-house membership with discounts; it is not insurance and only works at that office.

Does Affordable Dentures take Medicaid?

Two different signals answer this, and they do not agree:

• Self-declared (office pages): 120 of 368 Affordable Dentures & Implants office pages we crawled list Medicaid acceptance.
• Actually billed (federal claims data): in the T-MSIS Medicaid claims dump (2018-2024), only 25 organization NPIs billing under the name "Affordable Dentures" show a publishable volume, and 21 of those 25 are in Indiana — the only state where the chain has billed Medicaid every year 2018-2024. Offices billing under a local PC or an individual dentist's NPI are not captured by this name-match, so 25 is a floor, not a full count.

The gap between "lists Medicaid on its page" and "shows up billing Medicaid in federal claims data" is consistent with acceptance being decided office by office and, in many states, offices referring Medicaid patients elsewhere rather than billing directly. If you are on Medicaid, use the office checker above, then call the specific office and confirm against your state's Medicaid dental provider directory — see Medicaid dental coverage by state.

If you have no insurance, a third-party dental savings plan discounts dentures at thousands of independent dentists and can bring an independent quote down to chain level — we've worked out when a savings plan membership pays for itself, state by state.

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• No annual cap
• Use it the same day
• Pre-existing conditions OK

A dental savings plan is a membership (not insurance): show your card, pay the discounted rate. No claims, no denials, no annual cap. If you're uninsured or you've hit your plan's maximum, it's usually the cheapest way to pay for exactly the procedure you're pricing on this page.

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Affordable Dentures vs Aspen Dental vs a dental school

• Aspen Dental advertises a Basic full denture from $499 per arch (its own footnote: most patients pay more) and a $49/year savings plan — see our Aspen Dental price list. Aspen is a general dentistry chain; Affordable Dentures & Implants is denture- and implant-only with on-site labs, which is where its lower extraction and Economy prices come from.
• Dental schools make dentures under supervision for well under either chain on a full-set basis, at the cost of many long appointments and a waitlist.
• Community health centers and Medicaid can be the cheapest route of all where adult dentures are covered.

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Data: affordable-dentures-implants.json (office-level prices, ratings and flags as published on Aug 22, 2026; CC BY 4.0) and dentures.json (independent per-state benchmark). Method: methodology.