Dentures – Wichita Falls, TX

Types of Dentures

After reviewing your health history and learning more about your preferences, your dentist will recommend your options, which include:

Implant Dentures

As an alternative to a traditional denture, you can add the stability of dental implants. Titanium posts are surgically placed into your jawbone to mimic roots. This creates the next best thing to your real teeth using a method that can last for decades.

Understanding the Cost of Dentures

There's no flat fee for a new set of teeth because many factors affect the cost of dentures. However, Dr. Strohman strives to keep dentures affordable for everyone. She won't compromise quality or aesthetics to stay within your budget. You'll enjoy a complete, beautiful smile again without costing you an arm or a leg.

Factors That Affect the Cost of Dentures

Every mouth is as unique as fingerprints, which is why there’s no one-size-fits-all denture. Dr. Strohman will create a personalized treatment plan to replace your lost teeth. Although every case differs, you can expect your estimate to include:

• Preliminary Treatments: It's not uncommon to need a little prep work, like tooth extractions or gum disease therapy.
• Type of Denture: The number of teeth you’re treating and the type of denture you choose will influence the cost.
• Number of Arches: : It will cost more to replace both arches.
• Materials: Discounted materials can be less durable, uncomfortable, or aesthetically unpleasant. It's better to focus on quality over price.

A member of your dental team will review your estimate and explain the fees associated with your plan. You'll know exactly how much you'll have to pay before committing to anything.

Are Implant Dentures More Expensive?

Dental implants may cost more upfront than traditional dentures, but they are the most affordable overall. Dental implants can last for decades, so you won't have to budget for replacements every few years, like with traditional methods. Not to mention, dental implants will keep your jaw healthy and stop bone loss to improve your oral health. They can end up paying for themselves and the benefits you'll gain are priceless. You'll invest in the next best thing to your real teeth using a solution that can last for 30 years or more with the right aftercare, like brushing and flossing.

Does Dental Insurance Cover Dentures?

Every situation is different, but most dental plans cover your initial consultation. Your insurance can also partially cover the cost of any prep work and your denture. After meeting your annual deductible, your benefits can be used to lower the amount you’ll pay out-of-pocket. A member of our team will work on your behalf with your dental insurance to maximize any applicable coverage. They'll explain how your benefits are being used and if there’s any remaining balance.

Other Options for Making Dentures Affordable

Besides using your dental insurance, our office offers many financial solutions to keep the cost of replacing missing teeth affordable, like:

Traditional Payments: Our office accepts all traditional payment methods, including cash, personal checks, and credit cards.

Monthly Payments: You can pay any out-of-pocket expenses using a monthly payment plan through a third-party financing company, like CareCredit. You can benefit from little or no interest in financing based on your credit approval.

If you have questions about the cost of dentures, or you're ready to schedule your consultation, contact our office today.