What are your options for replacing a missing front tooth
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A removable flipper is the fastest, cheapest fix for one missing front tooth, starting at $319. Implants and fixed bridges also close the gap, but they cost far more and involve surgery or drilling into neighboring teeth.
Which one is right depends on how many teeth are missing, your budget, and whether you want something permanent or something you can start wearing in weeks.
Removable, at home, and affordable
An acrylic, semi-flex, or flexible flipper all fill a single front gap without surgery, a dental office visit, or months of waiting. They are made from a home impression, so the process starts and mostly finishes without leaving your house.
The three builds differ in whether a metal clasp shows and how the base feels, not in how well they cover the gap itself.
What each one costs
Removable options, side by side
| Option | Price | Visible metal | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acrylic flipper | $319 | Thin wire clasp | Lowest price, one visible gap |
| Semi-flex flipper | $349 | None | Metal-free, firmer fit |
| Flexible flipper | $399 | None | Thinnest, most natural look |
| Acrylic partial denture | $469 | Thin wire clasps | More than one gap |
Home impression kit and free shipping both ways are inside every price.
What surgical options do differently
An implant replaces the root as well as the crown, which is why it is the only option that stops bone loss under the gap. A fixed bridge anchors to the teeth on either side instead. Both are permanent and both involve a dentist directly, unlike a removable appliance.
If the tooth was lost to infection, trauma, or the socket is still healing, see a dentist first before deciding on any replacement.
How ordering a removable option works
- The impression kit reaches you by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight.
- You take the impressions at home and send close-up photos for shade matching.
- A technician confirms which build fits your gap.
- The appliance arrives 14 to 28 days later, made in Hollywood, Florida.
Health account cards are accepted at checkout, and how HSA and FSA payment works covers the receipt your plan will ask for.
Questions people actually ask
What is the cheapest way to replace a front tooth
An acrylic flipper at $319. It is removable, fast to make, and the lowest entry price of everything we build.
What looks the most natural
The flexible flipper, since it has no visible clasp and the thinnest base of the removable options.
When does a partial denture make more sense than a flipper
Once more than three teeth are missing, or the gaps sit in more than one place on the arch.
Are these permanent
No. They are removable appliances meant as an affordable, non-surgical fix, not a permanent replacement like an implant or a bridge.
Curious what the change actually looks like, read what changes before and after a front tooth flipper. Missing just the one tooth, see can you get a flipper for just one missing tooth.