There are two types of full mouth dentures--immediate and complete. Here is a list of some features of each:
Below are a few sample dental bills for each denture type using U.S. average prices and discounts with the Careington Care 500 plan.
To see exact savings in your area at a general dentist, visit our fee schedule and enter your zip code
To see exact savings in your area at a general dentist, visit our fee schedule and enter your zip code
The number of x-rays and extractions may vary by patient.
To see exact savings in your area at a general dentist, visit our fee schedule and enter your zip code
To see exact savings in your area at a general dentist, visit our fee schedule and enter your zip code
For complete dentures, your x-rays and tooth extractions will happen at a previous visit, as mentioned earlier.
If you get immediate and complete dentures, add both the immediate and complete denture cost together for your total cost.
There may also be a lab fee cost on your bill. This cost covers the process of making the dentures and may or may not be on your bill. It will depend on the dental lab your dentist uses. Lab fees can be anywhere between $100-$250. These prices are not discounted because lab fees are a third-party expense that the dentist incurs.
Ask your dentist if you will incur the additional cost of the crown being made and how much that will be so you are informed beforehand.