One flat price: $549 an arch. The appliance, the impression kit, shipping both ways and 30 days of adjustments — all in.
HSA and FSA accepted
Six to eight missing teeth is $649 an arch. Both arches together are $949 or $1,049.
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.
- Order online and your impression kit arrives by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight
- Take the mold at your own table and mail it back with the prepaid label
- We build your denture 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 to eight teeth are gone on the same jaw
- Sound teeth are still standing for the pink clasps to pass over
- What shows when you talk is the reason you are buying
- The gum has settled since the extraction
- You will take it out at night and rinse it in cool water
Not the right buy if
- You expect the plate relined in a year rather than pressed again
- Heavy grinding at night is part of the picture
- Nothing is left standing on that jaw
Priced by how many teeth are gone
A flexible denture is a nylon plate that replaces two to eight teeth on one jaw. It flexes over your own teeth to grip, which is why it needs no metal clasp and no adhesive.
Partial for two to five teethPartial for six to eight teeth
A flexible flipper for up to three teeth in a row starts at $399 an arch and takes 6 to 10 business days.
The five things that move the price
A quote from a dental office is built out of five parts. Count them and it is plain which ones you are actually paying for.
How many teeth
The only one of the five that moves our price. Two to five is $549, six to eight is $649.
The material
Nylon, acrylic or a cast frame. We publish a figure for each instead of a starting from.
Which lab
An office orders from a bench and prices the invoice on. Here the bench is who you ordered from.
Chair and cover
The fee for the visits and whatever the insurer declines. Neither one exists in this price.
Why nylon holds without metal clasps
Flexible is a property, not a finish. The base gives as it passes the widest part of a tooth and springs back underneath it, and that spring is the whole grip.
A rigid plate snaps along its weakest line. Nylon bends instead, which is the one failure it does not have.
Clasps in pink
The grip is part of the plate and tinted to your gum, so no wire is catching the light.
A thinner base
Less bulk against the palate, which is most of what anyone notices in the first week.
It bends, not snaps
Dropped on tile, a nylon plate takes the hit. A rigid base is the one that cracks in two.
What the gap changes day to day
Confidence
You start smiling with your mouth closed
Face shape
The cheek and lip lose what held them up
Speech
Words slip and the S goes soft
Meals
Hard food goes back on the plate
Two sizes, told apart by the count
Two to five teeth
Six to eight teeth
Both arches
The most comfortable type of partial denture
How much a partial denture should cost
How long a maxillary partial denture lasts
What maxillary partial denture means
Whether a flexible partial can be relined or repaired
The difference between a partial denture and a stayplate
It does not sit right when it arrives
It broke
People will see it is a plate
What payment methods do you accept
How long delivery takes and how to track it
Will this actually fit my mouth
The short version, before you order
Related products
Flexible against acrylic and cast metal
Where nylon wins is what shows. Where it loses is a year later, when the gum has settled and the plate needs work at a bench.
| Build | One arch | At the bench | Clasps | Repairs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flexible nylon | $549 | 6 to 10 business days | Pink, nothing on show | Pressed again, not relined |
| Acrylic partial | $469 | 6 to 10 business days | Small wires at the sides | Chips bond, base relines |
| Cast metal frame | $749 | 6 to 10 business days | Metal, thin and visible | Frame stays, teeth reset |
Acrylic partialCast metal partialAll partial dentures
Both arches together are from $949 in nylon, $619 in acrylic and $1,498 in cast metal.
Heat is what ends a flexible base
Nothing on this list is about the calendar. Each one warps or scours nylon, and a warped base never seats the same way again.
Acrylic is the material we can put a number on, close to two years with daily cleaning. For nylon the care above is the number.
What the first week feels like
It seats with a push of the thumbs and then stops moving. The plate should rest on the gum, never hang off the teeth it passes over.
Week one
Extra saliva, a soft S and a full feeling at the palate. Most people stop noticing it inside seven days.
At the table
Soft food first, then anything cut small. Load both sides of the plate rather than one.
Off the menu
Ice, bones, crusty bread and toffee. Those are what split a nylon base at the tooth.
One evening at home is the whole job
The kit is a $49.99 value and it is already paid for inside the price of the arch. No appointment is booked anywhere in this.
- It arrivesOut from us the same or the next business day and with you in 3 days by USPS or overnight by FedEx.
- You print the archTwo trays, two mixes, and photos to us for a look before the box goes back.
- We press itSix to ten business days at the bench, then the finished denture ships to your door.
Impression kitHow to take an impression
A second kit is $40 if the first one is used up, and putty on its own is $25.
The four prints we cannot work from
Nothing is turned away with one word. You get the fault and what to do differently, and these four are almost all of them.
Too little putty
Taken out too soon
Off to one side
Bent in the post
Thirty days on fit, sixty on the build
Warranty policyRemakes and returns
Your model stays on file for two years, so a second arch needs no new impression and comes at 30 percent off under Mold Once.
Every leg of the wait, in days
The bench is the short leg of this. Count the post at both ends and you have the honest date.
Rush production is $150 for 3 to 4 business days at the bench and rush shipping runs $45 to $135.
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