Acrylic partial dentures
Acrylic partial denture held up, slim metal clasps in view
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    Acrylic partial denture held up, slim metal clasps in view

    Acrylic Partial Denture

    Pay what the lab charges
    $469.00 USD

    Pay in 4 with Klarna or Afterpay when the order qualifies

    Home impression kit included

    We pack the tray sizes that fit best. You can change this later.

    Go safe — add the Smile Care Plan

    Month-to-month cover for accidental breakage, loss or damage. Replacement for a flat $45 recrafting fee, cancel anytime.

    Plan details
    • Covers accidental breakage, loss or theft, water or heat damage and cosmetic damage that affects fit or function.
    • Normal wear is not covered; fit adjustments stay free for 30 days under the standard warranty.
    • Flippers, partials and veneers: one replacement a year. Night guards and retainers: two a year. A $45 recrafting fee applies to each claim.
    • Enroll within 7 days of delivery. Billed monthly, pause or cancel anytime. Claims by email, we guide you through the rest.
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    Several teeth gone on the same jaw. One firm plate, small clasps that hold onto the teeth you still have, and the gaps are closed. This is the least you can pay us for a whole arch.

    $469 an arch. Both arches $619.

    When the acrylic partial is the right call

    Choose it when the gaps are spread across the jaw, or when more than two teeth are gone in one stretch. A single gap or two side by side is a smaller job and the acrylic flipper covers it for less. If you want nothing metal showing at all, the flexible partial is the page to open instead.
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      Carries up to six replacement teeth on one jaw

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      Clasps hook your own teeth, so it stays put while you talk

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      Shade picked from your photos, so it reads as yours

    Top or Bottom
    • Top
    • Bottom
    • Both Arches
    $469.00 USD
    HSA and FSA acceptedHow HSA and FSA payment works
    Home impression kit included

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    Shipping on us
    Six to ten business days at the bench
    Checkout secured

    How you get one

    1. Order online — The kit leaves us right away and lands two or three business days later.
    2. Mold at home — Follow the card and the short video, or call and we walk beside you. Mail the molds back with the label from the box.
    3. Wear it — Six to ten business days at the bench, then it goes out to your door.
    Reach us by phone, text or video at any point in the process.

    Everything arrives in two parcels

    • A mold kit worth $49.99, trays and putty, a shade guide and a video
    • The finished partial, a bottle of cleaning foam and a mirrored case
    • Prepaid postage every time something has to travel

    A month to settle the fit

    • Adjustments cost nothing for the first 30 days
    • Postage is ours while the appliance travels back and forth
    • Two full remakes when adjusting will not solve it

    Your mold stays on file

    We keep your impressions, so a second partial never means a second mold. Under Mold Once the repeat comes at 30 percent off.

    Taking the mold

    What is inside the Smile Lab USA impression kit, four trays, base and catalyst jars, shade guide and the printed impression guideRead the impression guide

    One flat price: $469 an arch. The appliance, the impression kit, shipping both ways and 30 days of adjustments — all in.

    HSA and FSA accepted

    Both arches together are $619.

    Sound familiar?

    • Hiding your smile in photos
    • Chewing on one side
    • Covering your mouth when you laugh
    • Putting off a dentist quote you can't afford

    How it happens

    After checkout, a licensed dentist in your state reviews your photos. Your impression kit ships only after that review.

    1. Order online and your impression kit arrives by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight
    2. Take the mold at your own table and mail it back with the prepaid label
    3. We build your partial in 6 to 10 business days and ship it to your door
    • Free shipping both ways
    • Custom made in a Florida dental lab
    • 30 days of free adjustments

    Am I the right candidate?

    • You are 18 or older
    • Two or more teeth are gone on the same jaw
    • They are out or worn down to the gum line
    • Healthy teeth are still standing on both sides of the stretch
    • You want the widest plate we build at the lowest price we charge
    • A month has passed since anything was taken out

    Not the right buy if

    • Nothing sound is left on one side for a clasp to hold
    • The gaps are at the front and a wire clasp would catch the light
    • Pink acrylic has irritated your gum before

    What $469 to $619 covers

    An acrylic partial denture is a firm pink plate that carries up to six replacement teeth and holds on with small wire clasps hooked over the teeth you still have.

    One arch is $469 and both arches ordered together are $619. The impression kit, the postage in both directions and the first month of adjustments are already inside that number.

    Upper or lower arch$469
    Both arches together$619
    Impression kit and return postageCounted in, not added later
    Time at the lab bench6 to 10 business days

    Rush production is $150 and drops the bench time to 3 to 4 business days.

    The number a dental office prints

    Our $469 carries the mold kit, the postage and a month of adjustments on top of the plate itself.

    The visits

    Consult, fitting, review. Every appointment carries a fee whether or not the plate changed.

    The outside lab

    Most offices order the partial from a bench like ours and pass the invoice on with a margin.

    Our side of it

    The bench in Hollywood is ours, so the only hands on your case are the ones that build it.

    What acrylic actually is

    Three parts and nothing more. A pink acrylic base shaped to your gum, denture teeth set into it in your own shade, and wire clasps that tuck behind the teeth either side of the gap.

    The base is rigid. That is why it carries six teeth without flexing, why it costs less than nylon, and why it chips instead of bending when it lands on a tiled floor.

    Acrylic, flexible nylon or cast metal

    The same gaps, three ways to close them. What changes is the price, the load it will take at the table, and whether a bench can mend it later or has to build it again.

    BuildOne archAt the benchChewingRepairs
    Acrylic partial$4696 to 10 business daysEveryday food cut smallChips bond, base relines
    Flexible nylon$549 to $1,0496 to 10 business daysSoft and medium foodUsually remade, not relined
    Cast metal frame$7496 to 10 business daysThe heaviest of the threeFrame stays, teeth reset

    Flexible partialsCast metal partialAll partial dentures

    Both arches together are $619 in acrylic, from $949 in nylon and $1,498 in cast metal.

    What the gaps cost you

    Missing teeth show up in more places than photos.
    Before and after — damaged, discolored teeth restored to a natural white smile
    What the gap changes day to day
    Woman playfully hiding her smile behind a sweater collar
    Confidence
    The smile line breaks where the tooth was
    Close-up beauty shot of a woman's lower face and lips
    Face shape
    The cheek and lip lose what held them up
    Close-up lifestyle shot of a bearded man's chin and mouth
    Speech
    Words slip and the S goes soft
    Woman enjoying a meal without worrying about her teeth
    Meals
    Hard food goes back on the plate

    Straight answers

    Whether this is for you

    You are 18 or older, the teeth being replaced are gone to the gum line, and enough of your own teeth are still standing on that jaw to carry the clasps. Send photos if you are unsure and we will say which build fits. Write to us if any of that is unclear.

    Whether it will fit

    It is built by hand from your own mold, not chosen off a shelf. Lab technicians shape it to your bite and match the shade to the teeth beside it. Anything that pinches or shifts is covered by the month long window, remake included.

    Where your order is

    Text and email go out at every stage, starting with the tracking number for the kit and ending with the parcel that carries the partial.
    Acrylic flipper for front teeth
    Six teeth back, no waiting room
    Pick the jaw, mold it at your own kitchen table, and the bench handles everything after that.

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    Questions people send us

    How long acrylic partials last

    Close to two years with daily cleaning. Grinding and hot water are what cut that short, and a base that has gone loose as the gum settles is relined rather than thrown away.

    The downsides of an acrylic partial denture

    It is thicker than nylon, the wire clasps can show at the front, and it cracks on ice or caramel. In exchange it costs $469 an arch and a bench can mend it.

    How much an acrylic denture costs

    $469 for one arch and $619 for both arches together. The $49.99 impression kit, the postage in both directions and 30 days of adjustments are inside that price.

    The most affordable partial denture we build

    This one. An acrylic partial is $469 an arch against $549 for a flexible partial on two to five teeth and $749 for a cast metal frame.

    What Medicare pays toward a partial denture

    We do not bill insurers directly. You get an itemized receipt to file with your plan yourself, and what comes back depends on the plan. HSA and FSA cards do work on it, and Klarna or Afterpay split the $469 into four payments.

    What a flexible partial denture costs instead

    Ours is $549 an arch for two to five missing teeth and $649 for six to eight, with the kit and the postage both ways already inside those numbers.

    How long a maxillary partial lasts on the upper jaw

    A maxillary partial is the upper one, and it lasts the same close to two years in acrylic. The upper plate covers more palate, so the first week feels fuller than a lower.

    Whether an acrylic partial can be repaired if it cracks

    Yes. Acrylic bonds back at the bench, which nylon does not. Send it to us rather than gluing it, and inside 60 days a build fault costs you nothing at all.

    It does not sit right when it arrives

    Tell us inside 30 days of delivery and leave the piece alone. Do not file it, heat it or adjust it yourself. Photograph what is bothering you, keep the order number to hand, and send it back as it left the bench. Adjustments and the remake cost nothing.

    It broke

    A break with nothing dropped behind it is a fault in the build, and that stands for 60 days from delivery once a technician has verified it. Your mold stays on file for two years, so a replacement usually needs no new impression from you.

    People will see it is a plate

    Shade and thickness are what give a piece away, and both are set from what you send us. Hold the 16 colour shade guide beside the gap in the photos and pick the shade next to your own teeth rather than the whitest one on the wheel.

    What payment methods do you accept

    Major credit and debit cards, HSA and FSA cards, and Klarna or Afterpay in four payments when the order qualifies. Nothing is charged today, because ordering has not opened yet.

    How long delivery takes and how to track it

    The impression kit reaches you by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight, your mold takes the same coming back, and the build follows. Every parcel in the chain carries its own tracking number and the updates come to your phone.

    Will this actually fit my mouth

    It is cut from your own mold by lab technicians in Hollywood, Florida, never picked off a tray of stock sizes. Anything that presses or shifts is adjusted free for 30 days from delivery.

    Wearing it, from day one to the table

    A partial goes in with a push of the thumbs and settles on the gum, not on the clasps. Nothing about it should ever need forcing over a tooth.

    Days one to seven

    More saliva than usual, a soft S sound and pressure spread across the plate. Most of that fades inside a week.

    Back at the table

    Soft food on day one, then everything cut small. Chew on both sides so the plate loads evenly.

    Leave off the plate

    Ice, crusty bread, hard nuts, toffee and anything you have to tear at with the front teeth.

    Two years of wear, if heat never touches it

    With daily cleaning acrylic runs close to two years. What ends one early is heat and abrasion rather than the calendar, and both of those are in your hands.

    Every dayCool water and a denture brush, nothing abrasive
    Every nightOut for the night, sitting in water in its case
    NeverBoiling water, bleach, whitening paste, the dishwasher

    Cleaning foam is $24.99 and the ultrasonic bath is $54.99.

    Repairs, relines and the model on file

    Acrylic is the one build here that a bench can mend. A chip bonds back, and a base gone loose as the gum settles is relined rather than replaced.

    Chipped or cracked baseRepairable at the bench
    Gum settled under the plateRelined, not remade
    Your modelOn file for two years
    A second arch off that model30 percent off under Mold Once

    While the model is on file a repeat order needs no new impression from you.

    Three steps from kit to finished arch

    No appointment anywhere in this. The kit is worth $49.99 and the $469 already carries it.

    1. The kit landsOut of here on the same or the next business day, with you 3 days by USPS or overnight by FedEx later.
    2. You take the moldTwo trays, two mixes and a photo to us before the box goes back in the post.
    3. We build the archSix to ten business days at the bench, then the finished partial ships to your door.

    Impression kitHow to take an impression

    A second kit is $40 and a fresh set of putty on its own is $25.

    Four faults we see in a home mold

    You get the reason and the fix, never the word rejected on its own. Four faults account for almost everything we send back.

    Not enough putty in the tray
    The print shows gum but the tooth edges are missing. Fill both trays to the rim and seat them while the mix still moves.
    Lifted before it set
    Edges look smeared and rounded. Keep your hands off the handle and let the timer finish before anything comes out.
    Tray sitting off centre
    One side prints thick and the other prints bare. Line the handle up with the middle of your front teeth first.
    Squashed on the way back
    The arch reads twisted at the lab bench. Send it in the box it came in, never folded into an envelope.

    Thirty days on fit, sixty on the build

    AdjustmentsUnlimited, free for 30 days from delivery
    Postage while it travelsOurs, in both directions
    Build faults60 days from delivery, after a technician looks at it
    RemakesIf adjusting does not settle it, we remake it

    Warranty policyRemakes and returns

    A third remake for the same reason goes to a technician by hand instead of back through the queue.

    Kit, post, bench, and the days each takes

    Count the post as well as the bench. That is the honest answer when a date is riding on it.

    Kit out to youUSPS 3 days or FedEx overnight
    Your mold back to usPrepaid USPS, 3 days
    At the bench6 to 10 business days
    Door to doorTwo to three weeks

    Rush productionRush shipping

    Rush production is $150 and rush shipping runs $45 to $135. A technician says plainly whether your date is reachable before you pay for either.

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