Acrylic partial denture cost
Far below a dentist, and the easiest to repair
A pink acrylic base with teeth that clasps onto your own and comes out to clean.
- $469 per arch, $619 for both, kit and shipping both ways included
- 6 to 10 business days door to door
- Rush $150, made the same day, FedEx overnight, 3 to 4 business days
- A licensed dentist in your state reviews your photos
- Free fit remakes for 30 days, 60 day warranty on defects
Acrylic vs flexible vs cast metal
| Partial | Ours | At a dentist | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acrylic | $469 | $500 to $1,500 | 3 to 5 years |
| Flexible | $549 | $700 to $3,000 | 2 to 5 years |
| Cast metal | $749 | $1,167 to $2,500 | 7 to 10 years |
Prices per arch. Ours include the kit and shipping both ways.
Acrylic partial pros and cons
Lowest price
Easy to repair
Bulkier than nylon- Can crack if dropped
A tooth can be added to acrylic later, nylon usually needs a new partial.
How long acrylic partials last
A crack is repaired by mail for $89, so the plate keeps going for years.
Your mold stays on file 2 years, so a remake needs no new kit.
How to care for an acrylic partial
Rinse after meals, brush with a soft brush and soak it overnight.
Never use hot water, it warps acrylic out of shape.
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Acrylic flipperQuestions people ask
How long does an acrylic partial last
Most last 3 to 5 years. Cracks can be repaired, and acrylic can be relined or have a tooth added.
How much does an acrylic partial cost
About $500 to $1,500 at a dentist. Ours is $469 an arch or $619 for both, kit included.
What are the downsides of acrylic partial dentures
They are bulkier than nylon, can crack if dropped and come out every day to clean.
What is the difference between acrylic and flexible partials
Acrylic is rigid, cheaper and easy to repair. Flexible nylon bends, shows no metal and is hard to adjust later.
What is the best material for a partial denture
Cast metal for heavy chewing, flexible for looks, acrylic for price and easy repairs.
Can you add a tooth to an acrylic partial
Usually yes, that is one of its strengths over flexible nylon.
Can I sleep with my partial
Take it out at night to rest your gums, and keep it in water or a soak.
Will insurance cover an acrylic partial
Some plans pay part after the deductible. Partials are usually HSA and FSA eligible, your plan administrator decides.