Denture prices · 2026
Dentures Cost in London
£795 partial denture, from
Full from £1,095 · Cobalt-chrome from £1,395 · Members 50% off
Partial
from £795
Full arch
from £1,095
Chrome
from £1,395
Or call 020 7183 3709 · Beside St Paul's Cathedral
Dentures at our City of London practice start at £795 for a partial, £1,095 for a full arch and £1,395 for a cobalt-chrome framework — members pay exactly half. Try-in, fitting and every adjustment visit are included. Below: each denture type priced and compared, what moves the price, and how dentures stack up against bridges and implants.
Back to Dentures£795 partial denture, from
Full from £1,095 · Cobalt-chrome from £1,395 · Members 50% off
- PartialPopularfrom £795
- Full archfrom £1,095
- Chromefrom £1,395
- Wax try-in so you approve the look first
- All adjustment visits included
- Acrylic, Valplast flexible and cobalt-chrome
- Members pay from £397.50
- 0% finance over 12 months
Prices confirmed in writing before any treatment.
Denture Price List
Every denture type, plus relines and repairs. Member prices are half the standard fee.
Partial acrylic denture
Replaces one or several teeth; acrylic base
from £795
Members from £397.50
Valplast flexible partial denture
Thin, gum-coloured nylon; no metal clasps
from £895
Members from £447.50
Full acrylic denture (per arch)
Complete upper or lower
from £1,095
Members from £547.50
Cobalt-chrome partial denture
Cast metal framework; slimmest and strongest
from £1,395
Members from £697.50
Full upper + lower acrylic set
from £2,190
Members from £1,095
Implant element excluded from membership
Quoted per plan
No member discount
Assessment & X-rays
£30
£95 · New patients
Members £47.50
Free 15-minute consultation
Free
Members Free
Try-in, fitting & adjustments
All appointments to get the fit right
Included
Members Included
Denture reline
Re-fitting a loose denture to the gum
from £195
Members from £97.50
Denture repair
Cracks, broken teeth or clasps
from £95
Members from £47.50
£2,985
Members £1,492.50
| Treatment | Standard price | New-patient offer | Member price |
|---|---|---|---|
Partial acrylic denture Replaces one or several teeth; acrylic base | from £795 | — | from £397.50 |
Valplast flexible partial denture Thin, gum-coloured nylon; no metal clasps | from £895 | — | from £447.50 |
Full acrylic denture (per arch) Complete upper or lower | from £1,095 | — | from £547.50 |
Cobalt-chrome partial denture Cast metal framework; slimmest and strongest | from £1,395 | — | from £697.50 |
Full upper + lower acrylic set | from £2,190 | — | from £1,095 |
Implant element excluded from membership | Quoted per plan | — | Excluded |
Assessment & X-rays | £95 | £30New patients | £47.50 |
Free 15-minute consultation | Free | — | Free |
Try-in, fitting & adjustments All appointments to get the fit right | Included | — | Included |
Denture reline Re-fitting a loose denture to the gum | from £195 | — | from £97.50 |
Denture repair Cracks, broken teeth or clasps | from £95 | — | from £47.50 |
| £2,985 | — | £1,492.50 |
Members pay 50% of the standard price for this treatment. New memberships are currently paused. Existing members continue to receive 50% off eligible treatments. Call 020 7183 3709 to join the waiting list. Excluded from the discount: dental implants, all-on-x / full-arch implants, full mouth rehabilitation, sinus lift, bone graft, composite bonding and a small number of other treatments — see membership terms.
Acrylic vs Valplast vs Cobalt-Chrome: Which Denture Is Worth It?
Partial dentures compared at standard prices.
| Acrylic | Valplast flexible | Cobalt-chrome | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | from £795 | from £895 | from £1,395 |
| Member price | from £397.50 | from £447.50 | from £697.50 |
| Thickness / bulk | Thickest | Thin | Thinnest |
| Visible metal | Possible clasps | None | Small clasps |
| Chewing strength | Good | Moderate | Excellent |
| Adding teeth later | Easy | Difficult | Possible |
| Repairability | Easy | Limited | Specialist lab |
| Typical lifespan | 5–7 yrs | 5–7 yrs | 8–12+ yrs |
| Best for | Budget, temporary, many teeth | Front teeth, appearance | Long-term partial, back teeth |
Lifespans are typical ranges and depend on care, bite forces and changes in the gums.
What Affects the Price?
Six things set your denture price. The consultation settles all of them and gives you an exact figure.
Partial or full
A partial denture fills gaps between your remaining teeth and starts at £795. A full denture replaces every tooth in an arch from £1,095; a complete upper and lower set is from £2,190.
Base material
Acrylic is the most economical and easiest to adjust. Valplast (£895) is a thin flexible nylon that hides without metal clasps — ideal for visible partials. Cobalt-chrome (£1,395) is a cast metal framework: slimmer, stronger, better for chewing and the longest-lasting.
Number of teeth replaced
The "from" price covers a straightforward design. Partials replacing many teeth across both sides of the mouth, or needing precision attachments, are quoted after assessment.
Immediate or conventional
An immediate denture is made before extractions so you leave with teeth the same day, then relined as the gums heal (reline from £195). A conventional denture is made after healing — fewer adjustments but a period without teeth.
Condition of your remaining teeth and gums
Teeth that will carry clasps must be sound. Any fillings, extractions or gum treatment needed first are itemised separately and are member-eligible.
Implant retention
Two implants under a lower denture transform stability. The denture itself is member-eligible; the implants are excluded and quoted after a CT scan. Ask at your consultation whether this is realistic for you.
Spread the Cost with 0% Finance
0% APR over 12 months on treatment plans. Apply in minutes; decisions are usually instant.
Cobalt-chrome partial
£1,395
£116/month × 12 at 0%
Full acrylic (one arch)
£1,095
£91/month × 12 at 0%
Full upper + lower set
£2,190
£183/month × 12 at 0%
Finance is subject to status and affordability checks; terms and conditions apply. Monthly figures are illustrative examples. Medical and Dental Limited (FCA no. 1047835) acts as a credit broker, not a lender; finance is provided by Tabeo Finance Limited.
Dentures vs Bridge vs Implants for Missing Teeth
Replacing one or two teeth — what each route costs and delivers.
| Partial denture | 3-unit bridge | Single implant | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard price | from £795 | £2,985 | £2,950 |
| Member price | from £397.50 | £1,492.50 | Excluded — £2,950 |
| Fixed or removable | Removable | Fixed | Fixed |
| Neighbouring teeth | Clasps rest on them | Cut down for crowns | Untouched |
| Prevents bone loss | No | No | Yes |
| Typical lifespan | 5–8 yrs | 10–15 yrs | 20+ yrs |
| Time to complete | 3–5 weeks | 2–3 weeks | 3–6 months |
Indicative ranges. Which option suits you depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the remaining teeth and your bone volume.
Denture Cost: St Paul's vs NHS vs London Private
| St Paul's | NHS (England) | London private range | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Partial acrylic | from £795 (members £397.50) | Band 3 · £326.70 | £500 – £1,200 |
| Full acrylic (arch) | from £1,095 (members £547.50) | Band 3 · £326.70 | £700 – £1,800 |
| Cobalt-chrome | from £1,395 (members £697.50) | Band 3 if justified | £1,000 – £2,500 |
| Valplast | from £895 (members £447.50) | Not usually available | £700 – £1,500 |
| Try-in & adjustments | Included | Included | Sometimes extra |
NHS charges are the 2025/26 England rates and require access to an NHS dentist. London private figures are indicative of advertised 2026 prices.
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A £30 new-patient assessment lets us check your remaining teeth and gums and recommend the denture type that fits your mouth and budget — with the price in writing before anything is made.
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