What Private Dentures Really Cost in the UK (2026)
Last updated 29 September 2026
Full and partial dentures cover a wide price range, because "dentures" isn't one product: a basic acrylic partial denture and a precision-fitted full set in a premium material are both listed under the same word, at very different prices.
Quick answer: based on 194 practices that publish a price on Keystone, dentures cost from £245 to £3,845, with most practices charging £560 to £900. Simple acrylic partial dentures sit at the lower end and premium full sets at the higher end.
What actually drives the price difference
- Full vs partial. A full set replacing all your teeth costs more than a partial denture replacing just a few.
- Material. Acrylic dentures are the most affordable option; flexible or chrome cobalt dentures generally cost more but can be more comfortable and durable.
- Number of fittings. Getting the fit right often takes more than one appointment, and some practices include several adjustment visits in the price while others charge for each one.
- Same-day vs made-to-order. A small minority of practices offer same-day dentures, which tend to be priced differently from a set made over several weeks in a lab.
What UK dental practices are currently charging
Based on 194 practices that publish a dentures price on Keystone:
| Price | |
|---|---|
| Lowest published price | £245 |
| Most practices charge | £560 to £900 |
| Typical (median) price | £741 |
| Highest published price | £3,845 |
We leave out prices below a quarter of the typical price, since these are almost always a smaller related item rather than the full treatment.
Cheapest practices for dentures
| Practice | Area | Dentures |
|---|---|---|
| Hungarian DentaCare Ltd | London SW11 | from £245 |
| Dental Care-Laura Lynch & Associates | London BR3 | £310 to £1,200 |
| London Day Surgery Centre | London N12 | from £325 |
| West Croydon Dental Practice | London CR0 | from £340 |
| Ivory Dental Practice | London HA4 | from £350 |
| Dental Care Centre Limited | London SE14 | £350 |
| Improve Your Smile Limited | London IG8 | from £350 |
| Woodford House Dental Practice | London IG8 | from £350 |
Best rated practices for dentures
Highest Google ratings among practices with at least 20 reviews.
| Practice | Area | Dentures | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caring Dental | London BR5 | from £895 | 5.0 (547) |
| Pine Dental & Aesthetics | London SM2 | £750 | 5.0 (363) |
| 3 One One Dental Care | London N12 | £895 | 5.0 (348) |
| The Practice at Mortlake | London SW14 | from £850 | 5.0 (299) |
| Dental Elegance | London DA15 | from £799 | 5.0 (264) |
| Goldhurst Terrace Dental Practice | London NW6 | from £1,850 | 5.0 (251) |
Ask whether the price includes adjustment visits after you start wearing the denture, since a set that needs reshaping isn't unusual in the first few weeks, and some practices charge for that separately.
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Compare private denture prices near you →Frequently asked questions
How much do dentures cost in the UK?
Based on 194 practices that publish a price on Keystone, dentures cost from £245 to £3,845, with most practices charging £560 to £900. Full sets cost more than partial dentures, and material makes a real difference too.
What's the difference between acrylic and chrome cobalt dentures?
Acrylic is the more affordable material and is common for both full and partial dentures. Chrome cobalt is a metal-based framework that's thinner and generally more durable, but usually costs more.
How many appointments does getting dentures take?
It's rarely done in one visit. Expect several appointments to take measurements, try in the denture and check the fit, before you get the finished set, so ask how many are included in the quoted price.
Can dentures be adjusted if they don't fit well at first?
Yes, minor adjustments are normal in the first few weeks as your mouth gets used to them. Ask your practice whether these early adjustment visits are included in the original price.