Dentures Cost London
Custom-made dentures from £795. Acrylic partial, Valplast/Flexi, cobalt-chrome or full acrylic — made by a UK dental laboratory and fitted by GDC-registered dentists. 50% off with our £20/month membership.
Final fee confirmed in writing after clinical assessment. Examination charged separately. Members pay 50% of the denture fee under our £20/month dental plan.
Acrylic Partial Denture
£795
Member £397.50
Valplast / Flexi Denture
£895
Member £447.50
Cobalt-Chrome Denture
£1,395
Member £697.50
Full Acrylic Denture (per arch)
£1,095
Member £547.50
Full Price List — Dentures
A written treatment plan with the exact total — including the denture type, the teeth to be replaced and any preparatory treatment — is provided after your consultation, before any treatment is started.
| Service | Standard | Member price |
|---|---|---|
New Patient Examination (first visit) A clinical assessment is required before any denture can be planned. Includes review of medical and dental history and clinical examination. | £30.00 | £30.00 |
Standard Examination (returning patient) | £95.00 | £47.50 |
Diagnostic x-ray (when clinically indicated) Small periapical x-rays are only taken when there is a clinical reason — for example to check the condition of remaining teeth or roots before denture planning. | £30.00 | £15.00 |
Acrylic Denture — Partial Custom acrylic partial denture made by a UK dental laboratory. Includes all clinical appointments to design and fit the denture. | £795.00 | £397.50 |
Valplast / Flexi Denture Metal-free flexible nylon denture with gum-coloured clasps. | £895.00 | £447.50 |
Acrylic Denture — Full (per arch) Complete upper or lower denture replacing all teeth in one arch. | £1,095.00 | £547.50 |
Cobalt-Chrome Denture Cobalt-chrome metal-framework partial denture with precision clasps. | £1,395.00 | £697.50 |
Denture Reline (when required) A reline refits the inner surface of a denture to your gums as they change shape over time. The need for reline is decided clinically. | From £195.00 | From £97.50 |
Denture Repair (when possible) Where a denture has cracked or a tooth has come off. Whether repair is appropriate depends on clinical and laboratory assessment. | From £150.00 | From £75.00 |
Implant-Retained Dentures Implant-supported dentures clip onto two or more dental implants for significantly improved stability. Implant treatment is quoted separately in writing — see our implant-retained dentures page. Membership discount does not apply to implant treatment. | Quoted separately | Membership does not apply |
Our monthly dental membership provides 50% off denture fees (excluding implant treatment) and is paid by direct debit at £20/month. See membership terms for full details.
Compare Your Denture Options
Each denture type has different clinical strengths. Your dentist will recommend the most appropriate option for your individual situation after a clinical assessment.
Acrylic Partial Denture
£795A custom acrylic-based denture that replaces several missing teeth and clips to natural teeth with small clasps.
Often suited to: Replacing one or several missing teeth, transitional dentures while planning further treatment, and patients seeking a more affordable removable option.
Considerations: Slightly thicker than metal-framework partials; relies on the gum and adjacent teeth for support. Teeth can usually be added in the future if you lose further teeth.
Valplast / Flexi Denture
£895A metal-free, flexible nylon denture with gum-coloured clasps that blend with the surrounding tissue.
Often suited to: Patients who prefer not to have visible metal clasps, sensitivities to acrylic monomer, and front-tooth replacement where appearance is important.
Considerations: Cannot easily be relined or have teeth added later in the same way as acrylic; less rigid than cobalt-chrome. Not suitable in every clinical situation — your dentist will advise.
Cobalt-Chrome Denture
£1,395A slim, strong cobalt-chrome metal-framework partial denture that uses tooth-borne support and precision clasps.
Often suited to: Patients wanting the most rigid, retentive and durable partial denture, and cases where tooth-borne support is preferred over gum-borne support.
Considerations: Small metal clasps may be visible on some teeth depending on smile line. Most appropriate where there are healthy natural teeth to support the framework.
Full Acrylic Denture (per arch)
£1,095A complete upper or lower denture replacing all teeth in one arch, made from medical-grade acrylic with high-quality denture teeth.
Often suited to: Patients who have lost (or are losing) all teeth in an arch and prefer a removable solution. Available as a conventional or immediate denture.
Considerations: Lower full dentures are usually less stable than upper full dentures because there is less gum/bone area for support; implant-retention may be considered for improved stability.
The right choice depends on a clinical and radiographic assessment by your dentist. The options above describe typical clinical use; individual suitability is decided in consultation with you.
What's Included in the Denture Fee
Every denture is custom-made by a UK dental laboratory and fitted by a GDC-registered dentist. Examinations and x-rays are charged separately.
Primary impressions
Initial impressions of the upper and/or lower jaws so the laboratory can make a custom impression tray.
Secondary impressions & bite registration
Precise final impressions on a custom tray, together with bite records so the laboratory can set the upper and lower teeth correctly.
Shade & tooth selection
In natural light, we agree the shade, shape and size of the denture teeth together to suit your facial aesthetics and personal preference.
Wax try-in
You see and approve the position, shade and lip support of the teeth in wax before the final denture is processed.
Fitting & bite adjustment
The finished denture is fitted, the bite is carefully checked and adjusted, and any pressure points on the gum are eased.
Aftercare & follow-up
Written aftercare and cleaning instructions are provided, with a short review where clinically appropriate to make any small adjustments.
Your Denture Treatment Journey
A conventional denture is usually completed across four to five appointments over 6–10 weeks. The steps below describe a typical journey; your dentist will give you a personalised plan after assessment.
1.Consultation & written treatment plan
Clinical and radiographic assessment, discussion of the realistic options (acrylic, Valplast/Flexi, cobalt-chrome, full or partial, implant-retained where suitable), and a written, itemised treatment plan for your approval before treatment begins.
2.Primary impressions
Initial impressions of the upper and/or lower jaws are taken so the laboratory can make a custom impression tray for the next visit.
3.Secondary impressions & bite registration
Precise final impressions are taken using the custom tray, together with bite records so the laboratory can set the upper and lower teeth in correct relation to each other.
4.Tooth try-in
A wax try-in of your denture is fitted so you can see and approve the shade, shape and position of the teeth, and the lip and cheek support, before the final denture is finished.
5.Fitting your denture
The finished denture is fitted, bite is checked and adjusted as needed, written aftercare instructions are provided, and a short review is included where clinically appropriate.
Dentures are often recommended for
- Replacing several missing teeth in a removable, more affordable way
- Patients for whom dental implants are not currently suitable (clinical or financial reasons)
- Transitional / immediate dentures after extractions while planning longer-term treatment
- Improved chewing, speech and facial support after multiple tooth loss
- Restoring a complete upper or lower arch where all teeth have been lost
A denture may not be the best option when
- Only one or two teeth are missing and a bridge or implant may be more comfortable and stable
- Active decay or gum disease is present — these are treated first
- You strongly prefer a fixed, non-removable replacement and are suitable for implants
- The remaining teeth or gums are not currently in a healthy enough condition to support a denture — preparatory treatment may be needed
- A flexible (Valplast) denture is being considered but the clinical situation is not appropriate — your dentist will advise
The right choice depends on a clinical and radiographic assessment by your dentist, who will explain the realistic options for your individual situation before any treatment is agreed.
GDC-Registered Dentists with Prosthetic Experience
In the United Kingdom, dentures may only be provided by a General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental professional. The dentists below provide denture treatment at Smile Dentist London.
Dr. Kamran Yazdi
Implant Dentist
GDC No. 197926
Doctorate Dental Surgery (DDS), Masters Conservative Dentistry (MSc, UCL), Diploma Oral Dental Science (Dip, UCL)
Conservative dentistry with postgraduate degrees from UCL Eastman. Believes in preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Dr. Andreia Phipps
Dentist
GDC No. 229601
BDS(Br), ORE(UK), ADS Certificate in Cosmetic and Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry
Friendly and enthusiastic dentist passionate about cosmetic and aesthetic restorative dentistry. Patient-centred care is at the heart of everything she does.
Dr. Reza Davari
Dentist
GDC No. 302422
BDS, London Gold Medal
Award-winning dentist with the London Gold Medal. Combines advanced clinical skill with a calm, gentle manner.
Dr. Narges Ameri
Dentist
GDC No. 325081
DDS
Specialist-trained prosthodontist and implantologist. Former Assistant Professor at Tehran University with expertise in complex restorative cases.
You can verify any UK dental professional's current registration on the GDC public register at olr.gdc-uk.org.
Our London Clinics
Denture fees are identical at our clinics. Treatment is currently delivered at our CQC-registered South Kensington location.
South Kensington Clinic
OpenOpening Hours
- Monday09:00 – 18:00
- Tuesday09:00 – 20:00
- Wednesday09:00 – 18:00
- Thursday09:00 – 20:00
- Friday09:00 – 17:00
- Saturday10:00 – 16:00
- Sunday10:00 – 16:00
Care Quality Commission registered provider: Medical and Dental Limited (Provider ID 1-20629579981).
City of London Clinic
Opens June 2026Opening Hours
- Monday08:00 – 20:00
- Tuesday08:00 – 20:00
- Wednesday08:00 – 20:00
- Thursday08:00 – 20:00
- Friday08:00 – 20:00
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
This clinic is not yet open for patient treatment. Care Quality Commission registration is being progressed under Medical and Dental Limited and the clinic will open once CQC registration is confirmed. In the meantime, patients are seen at our South Kensington (SW7) clinic.
Regulated by the CQC
Our dental services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission. View our latest inspection report on the CQC website.
GDC-registered clinicians
All treating dentists are registered with the General Dental Council and follow the GDC's Standards for the Dental Team.
Complaints procedure
We follow a formal complaints procedure. Read our complaints policy or contact the Dental Complaints Service on 020 8253 0800.
Common questions about denture cost
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A clinical assessment will confirm the most appropriate denture type for your situation and give you a written, itemised quote before any treatment is started.
Smile Dentist London · 20 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, SW7 3DL