Yes. Many Affordable Dentures & Implants offices offer financing options to help make dental care more manageable. Financing allows you to move forward with the treatment you need while spreading the cost over time—so you can focus on your health, not just the upfront expense.
Most offices offer financing through trusted partners like ONEderful Finance and CareCredit. Availability can vary by location, so the team at your local office will explain which options are offered and help you understand what may work best for your situation.
ONEderful Finance lets you complete one simple application and receive offers from multiple lenders within minutes. Applying does not impact your credit score, and many plans include low monthly payments and no interest if paid in full within a promotional period.
CareCredit is a healthcare credit card designed to help cover out-of-pocket medical and dental expenses. Once approved, it can be used again for future care. Depending on the plan, CareCredit may offer low monthly payments and promotional no-interest options if paid in full on time.
Yes. You can apply for financing before treatment begins. This can help you understand your options early and feel more confident about moving forward once you’ve discussed your treatment plan with your dentist.
Some financing options allow you to see what you qualify for without impacting your credit score. Final approval and terms depend on the lender and your individual credit profile. Your local office can walk you through what to expect.
Some offices accept Medicaid, Medicaid Managed Care, and Medicare Advantage plans. Acceptance varies by location and plan type, so it’s best to speak directly with your local office to understand what’s available and what may be covered.
Affordable Dentures & Implants offices are individually owned and operated, not run by a distant corporate headquarters.
In most locations, the office owner is also the practicing dentist you’ll meet during your visit. That means your care decisions are made locally—by a dentist who knows the community, understands your needs, and is directly involved in your treatment.
While each office is independently owned, they’re all connected by shared standards, on-site labs, and a focus on making tooth replacement more affordable and accessible. You get the benefit of local, personalized care backed by the experience and resources of a nationwide network. Learn more about The Affordable Way that connects us.
If you’d like to learn more about a specific location, visiting your local office page can give you insight into the dentist, services offered, and what to expect. And when you’re ready to talk through your options one-on-one, booking an appointment is the best way to get clear, personalized guidance.
Healthy habits help protect more than your smile—they support your comfort, confidence, and overall well-being. Daily care, smart food choices, and good hydration can reduce irritation, help your dentures or implants last longer, and make eating and speaking feel more natural. Small habits add up to big improvements in how you feel every day.
Hard, sticky, and crunchy foods can put extra stress on dentures and may cause cracking, loosening, or discomfort. Foods like caramel, gum, nuts, and hard candies are best avoided. Choosing softer options—like smoothies, cooked vegetables, or tender proteins—can help protect your dentures while still supporting a balanced diet.
If you’re in pain or dealing with a dental issue that can’t wait, you’re not alone—and help is often available sooner than you think. You can reach us at 1-800-DENTURE, but if it's truly urgent, you may need to call 9-1-1.
Many offices are able to accommodate same-day emergency appointments, especially for issues like severe tooth pain, infections, or the need for an emergency extraction. Your dentist will review your health history and any medications you’re taking to make sure treatment can be provided safely and comfortably.
Emergencies don’t always involve pain. If your denture is lost, cracked, or broken unexpectedly, same-day denture service can be a big relief. Because offices have on-site labs, emergency repairs or replacements can often be handled the same day, helping you avoid going without teeth longer than necessary.
The fastest way to find out what’s possible is to contact a nearby office directly. Booking an appointment online or calling your local office can help you get clear answers quickly and start feeling better sooner.
We understand that needing dentures often isn’t planned—and cost can feel like the biggest barrier. That’s why affordability here isn’t about cutting corners. It’s about focus, experience, and doing things differently so quality care stays within reach.
Affordable Dentures & Implants offices specialize in tooth replacement. That focus matters. By concentrating on dentures and implants every day, dentists and lab teams refine their skills, use the latest techniques and equipment, and work more efficiently—without sacrificing quality or comfort.
Another key reason costs stay lower is that offices have on-site dental labs. Dentures are crafted right where you’re treated, which eliminates outside lab fees and middlemen. It also means better communication, faster turnaround times, and same-day solutions for some patients.
Offices are intentionally designed to be simple and efficient—not fancy or overpriced. Materials are purchased in volume, processes are streamlined, and savings are passed on to you. The result is transparent pricing and no surprises along the way.
Most importantly, affordability is rooted in empathy. Many people who need tooth replacement are dealing with pain, embarrassment, or the stress of putting care off for too long. The goal is to remove barriers—financial and emotional—so you can get the quality teeth you need to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
If you want to explore denture options in more detail, you can learn more here or try the Treatment Finder to see what solutions may fit your situation. And when you’re ready for personalized answers and upfront pricing, booking an appointment is the best way to get clear guidance tailored to you.
Staying hydrated helps prevent dry mouth, which can cause irritation, bad breath, and increased bacterial buildup. Drinking fluids throughout the day helps your body produce saliva, which naturally protects your mouth. If you experience frequent dry mouth, your dentist or physician can help determine whether medications or other factors may be contributing.
Cutting food into smaller pieces and chewing on both sides of your mouth can help keep dentures stable while eating. Softer foods, added moisture like gravies or sauces, and eating slowly can also make meals more comfortable. This adjustment period is normal, and with time, eating usually becomes easier and more enjoyable.
At this time, payments are only handled in the office rather than over the phone.
This helps ensure accuracy, security, and clarity when it comes to your care and your account. Making payments in person also gives you the opportunity to review services, ask questions, and confirm details with the office team—so there are no misunderstandings.
If you have questions about payment timing or options before your visit, your local office can help. And when you’re ready, booking an appointment is the best way to get clear guidance and take the next step with confidence.
Most offices do not file claims directly with insurance companies. However, after your treatment, the team will provide an itemized dental walkout statement with everything you need to submit your claim yourself. Many patients find this process straightforward and appreciate having full control over their reimbursement.
Coverage depends on your specific insurance plan. Many plans offer some coverage for dentures, while implant coverage is often more limited. In general, dental insurance may cover a portion of implant treatment, but it’s uncommon for plans to cover the full cost. Your office can help review your benefits so you know what to expect.
Yes, dental insurance can often be used toward your care, and your local office can help guide you through the process.
If you have dental insurance, the team at your nearby Affordable Dentures & Implants office will provide a detailed statement of services so you can submit a claim to your insurance company. While most offices do not file insurance claims directly, they’ll make sure you have the information you need to seek reimbursement and understand what your plan may cover.
Many people are surprised to learn that insurance is only one part of the picture. Coverage can vary widely by plan, and it may not include all denture or dental implant services. That’s why your dentist will walk you through your options, explain costs upfront, and help you plan around both insurance benefits and out-of-pocket expenses.
When you’re ready for clear answers about coverage, pricing, and next steps, booking an appointment is the best way to get personalized guidance.
The easiest way is to visit your local Affordable Dentures & Implants office website or call 1-800-DENTURE for assistance. Each office can confirm accepted plans and help you understand how your benefits may apply.
Most major dental insurance plans can be used toward your care, and accepted plans can vary by location. You can review insurance details, see some of the providers we work with, and learn how coverage typically works on our Insurance page, or check your local office page for a list of plans accepted in your area. You can also call 1-800-DENTURE for help.
Even when insurance is part of the picture, costs aren’t always as high as people expect. Because our fees are designed to be affordable and transparent, many people find that their total out-of-pocket cost is often less than the insurance co-pay required at other dental offices.
Your local office team will walk through your insurance benefits with you, explain what may be covered, and review all costs upfront. That way, you can make an informed decision that fits your needs and your budget—without surprises.
When you’re ready for exact coverage details and pricing, booking an appointment is the best way to get clear, personalized answers.
Yes. Many patients use insurance benefits first and then apply financing to cover remaining costs. Your office will help verify benefits, explain estimated costs, and show how financing can help bridge any gaps.
If your plan isn’t listed, you may still be able to use it through an out-of-network claim. Your local office can provide the documentation you need after treatment so you can submit a claim directly to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
Because of our affordable pricing, many patients find that the total cost of care is less than what they would pay elsewhere—even after insurance co-pays. During your consultation, the team will help you review all costs, insurance considerations, and financing options so you can choose what works best for your budget.
Yes, and this is an important part of feeling comfortable in your dentures.
When you first receive a new denture, your mouth needs time to adjust. That’s why participating offices include denture adjustments at no additional charge during the first 100 days as part of our Denture Satisfaction Guarantee. Adjustments help relieve sore spots or pressure areas where the denture rests on your gums, especially early on when everything is still settling.
After the initial 100 days, adjustments are still available for a nominal fee. As your gums naturally change over time, a reline may also be recommended. A reline improves the fit of a loose denture by reshaping the underside to better match your gums, helping restore comfort and stability. You can learn more about ongoing denture care and maintenance here.
If your denture becomes damaged, many offices also offer repairs. Because repairs often need careful, same-day handling, you’ll typically need to remain in the office while the repair is completed so it can be checked for proper fit and function before you leave.
Coverage details and guarantee terms can vary by location, so visiting your local office page is the best way to understand what’s included and how the Denture Satisfaction Guarantee works where you live. And if something doesn’t feel right, booking an appointment sooner rather than later can help prevent small issues from becoming bigger ones.
Caring for your dentures is an important part of keeping them comfortable, clean, and long-lasting. While specific instructions can vary based on the type of denture you have, a few daily habits make a big difference.
Most dentures should be gently brushed each day using a soft-bristled brush to remove food and plaque. It’s also important to remove your dentures at night and soak them in water or a dentist-approved cleaning solution to help maintain their shape and keep them fresh.
Don’t forget about your mouth. Brushing your gums, tongue, and the inside of your mouth before putting your dentures in—and after taking them out—helps keep your oral tissues healthy and reduces irritation.
Regular visits to your dentist are just as important. Professional cleanings and adjustments help ensure your dentures continue to fit properly as your mouth naturally changes over time. If something feels uncomfortable or doesn’t seem right, your dentist can make small changes that help prevent bigger issues later on.
Your dentist will always provide care instructions tailored to your specific denture, so you feel confident maintaining them day to day.
Daily cleaning is essential for both your dentures and your mouth. Brush your gums, tongue, and cheeks each morning before inserting your dentures to remove plaque and bacteria. Clean your dentures by rinsing away food debris, then gently brushing with a soft denture brush and mild soap or denture-safe cleanser. Avoid whitening products or regular toothpaste, which can damage the denture surface.
Most dentures should be soaked daily using a nonabrasive denture cleanser to help remove plaque, bacteria, and odors. Always rinse dentures thoroughly before placing them back in your mouth. If your denture has a soft liner, it should not be soaked, as soaking can damage the liner. Your dentist can explain the best care routine for your specific denture.
In most cases, it’s best to remove your dentures at night. Giving your mouth a break while you sleep allows your gums and oral tissues time to rest and recover after a full day of wear.
Taking your dentures out overnight can also help reduce irritation and support better long-term oral health. When dentures stay in around the clock, the gums don’t get the chance to breathe, which can lead to soreness or inflammation over time.
While your dentures are out, they should be kept moist to prevent them from drying out or changing shape. Most people soak them overnight in water or a denture-cleaning solution as part of a simple daily care routine. You can learn more about proper denture care and maintenance on this page and in this article.
Every mouth is different, and there may be short periods—such as right after extractions with an immediate denture—when your dentist gives you specific instructions about wearing your dentures overnight. If you’re ever unsure what’s best for your situation, booking an appointment is the easiest way to get personalized guidance and keep your dentures feeling comfortable and secure.
This is very common, and it’s not something you’ve done wrong. Over time, your gums and jawbone naturally change shape, even if your dentures themselves are still in good condition. As those changes happen, dentures can start to feel loose, uncomfortable, or less stable than they once were.
If the change in fit is minor, your dentist may be able to make an adjustment to improve comfort and relieve pressure or sore spots. In other cases, a reline may be recommended. A reline reshapes the underside of your denture to better match your current gum shape, helping restore a snug, secure fit.
Addressing fit issues sooner rather than later can help prevent irritation and make everyday activities like eating and speaking feel easier again. Your dentist will evaluate the condition of your dentures and explain the best option for getting them back to fitting comfortably and securely.
Yes, dentures can often be repaired—and getting them looked at sooner rather than later can make a big difference.
If your dentures are cracked, broken, missing a tooth, or causing pain or discomfort, a repair may be possible depending on the type and condition of the denture. In many cases, repairs can be handled quickly so you don’t have to go without your dentures longer than necessary.
It’s important not to try repairing dentures yourself. DIY fixes or household adhesives can cause additional damage, affect the fit, or make a professional repair more difficult—or even delay the solution you really need. What seems like a quick fix can turn into a bigger problem.
In most offices, dentures are serviced using on-site lab support, which helps streamline repairs and allows the dentist to check the fit and comfort before you leave. That extra step helps ensure your dentures feel right and function properly after the repair.
Because every situation is different, your dentist will evaluate the issue and explain whether a repair, adjustment, or another solution makes the most sense. If something doesn’t feel right, it’s always worth having it checked early.
Yes, and many people find eating feels noticeably remind easier and more natural with SNAPSecure dentures.
Traditional upper and lower dentures typically restore only a portion of natural chewing ability, which can make certain foods difficult to enjoy. SNAPSecure dentures are supported by dental implants, which provide added stability and support. That stability allows many people to chew more efficiently and comfortably compared to traditional removable dentures.
Because SNAPSecure dentures snap securely into place, they’re designed to stay put while you eat. That added security can reduce worries about slipping or movement and help you feel more confident at mealtimes and in social settings.
While no denture solution works exactly like natural teeth, implant-supported options like SNAPSecure are often chosen by people who want more freedom with food choices and a stronger, more secure bite. Your dentist can explain what kind of eating experience you can expect based on your specific needs and treatment plan.
We understand why this question comes up. When you’re investing in your smile, you want to feel confident that affordability doesn’t mean sacrificing quality or care.
Our fees stay lower because our offices are built around one clear focus: dentures and dental implants. By specializing in tooth replacement, our dentists and clinical teams do this work every day, using modern techniques, skilled craftsmanship, and efficient processes that help control costs while maintaining high standards of care.
In most of our offices, dentures are crafted in on-site labs. Creating dentures where you’re treated often eliminates the need for outside commercial labs and added markups. It also allows for better communication, faster turnaround times, and savings that can be passed directly to you.
Because our offices serve a high volume of denture patients, they’re also able to purchase materials and supplies in volume. That buying power helps keep fees more manageable without compromising the quality of the materials used to make your dentures.
Our offices are designed to be comfortable, professional, and efficient—without expensive extras that don’t improve your care. Every decision is guided by the same goal: making quality tooth replacement accessible for people who truly need it.
If you’d like to learn more about denture options and what might work for your situation, you can try our Treatment Finder. And when you’re ready for personalized guidance and clear pricing, booking an appointment is the best way to move forward with confidence.
We understand that cost is one of the biggest questions when it comes to dental care. That’s why you’ll see estimated costs listed throughout our website to help you get a general sense of pricing before you ever step into an office.
Exact fees can vary based on your local Affordable Dentures & Implants office, your oral health, and the type of care you need. During a visit, your dentist will evaluate your situation, explain your options clearly, and review all costs upfront so you know what to expect before moving forward and have no surprises.
If you’d like to explore ways to make care more manageable, you can learn more about financing and payment options on our Payment Options page. And if you want a starting point before your appointment, our Treatment Finder can help you see which solutions may fit your needs.
The best way to get exact pricing tailored to you is to book an appointment with a nearby office, where you can get clear answers and a plan that works for your budget.
We know price matters. That’s why you’ll see estimated costs listed throughout our site to help you understand what dentures may cost before you visit an office.
At Affordable Dentures & Implants, Economy dentures are estimated to range from about $800 to $1,200 based on average pricing of Economy denture packages at all of our offices nationwide. This range can be a helpful starting point as you compare options.
Your exact cost can vary based on a few factors, including the materials used, your oral health, and whether additional services are needed. During a visit, your dentist will review those details with you and explain all pricing upfront so there are no surprises.
If affordability is a concern, financing and payment options may also be available to help make care more manageable. You can learn more on our Payment Options page, explore possible solutions with our Treatment Finder, or get exact pricing by booking an appointment with a nearby office.
We understand why this is an important question. Knowing a starting cost can make the idea of dental implants feel more real—and more manageable.
At Affordable Dentures & Implants, a single-tooth dental implant is around $1,350—an estimated average from all of our offices nationwide. This estimate can be a helpful reference point as you explore your options.
That said, the exact cost can vary based on your location, your oral health, and factors like whether additional procedures are needed or how insurance or financing may apply. That’s why you’ll see estimated pricing throughout our website—to give you transparency early on—followed by a personalized estimate once your dentist has evaluated your needs.
If you’d like to learn more about implant options, you can explore them on our dental implants page. You can also use our Treatment Finder to get an idea of solutions that may fit your situation. And when you’re ready for exact pricing and clear next steps, booking an appointment is the best way to get answers tailored to you.
We know cost is a major part of deciding whether FIXEDSecure is right for you, so transparency matters.
FIXEDSecure is estimated to start at about $171 per month with 144-month financing, or around $13,000 per arch, based on average pricing across all Affordable Dentures & Implants locations nationwide. These figures are meant to give you a helpful starting point as you explore your options.
Exact pricing can vary by location and by your individual treatment needs. During a visit, your dentist will review your oral health, explain what’s included, and walk through all costs clearly so you know what to expect before moving forward.
The FIXEDSecure package is designed to be comprehensive and typically includes:
- Full-size dental implants (minimum of four)
- A temporary healing denture
- Final FIXEDSecure teeth
- 3D X-rays
- Exam and implant consultation
- Tooth extractions for one arch, if needed
Financing options may be available for qualified patients, which can help make FIXEDSecure more manageable over time. The best way to get exact pricing and payment details tailored to you is to book an appointment, where your dentist can answer questions and help you understand what works best for your needs and budget.
Emergency dental services can be more expensive, but the cost really depends on what’s needed to address the problem.
Pricing is influenced by factors such as the severity of the issue, the type of treatment required, and whether follow-up visits are necessary. A simple evaluation or extraction may be very different in cost from a more complex procedure, and your dentist will explain those differences clearly.
Insurance coverage or financing options may help reduce out-of-pocket costs, and your local office can walk you through what may apply in your situation. Most importantly, addressing a dental emergency promptly can often prevent a small problem from becoming a more serious—and more costly—one later on.
Mini dental implants are generally less expensive than standard dental implants. Because they’re smaller and the procedure is often quicker and less invasive, they typically require fewer materials and less anesthesia, which helps keep costs lower.
Exact pricing can vary based on how many implants are needed, where they’re being placed, and what type of teeth or dentures they’re supporting. Your overall oral health and treatment goals can also affect the final cost.
Your dentist will review your needs, explain your options clearly, and provide a personalized estimate so you understand what’s included and what to expect. For the most accurate pricing information, speaking with your local office is the best way to get details tailored to you.
The cost of dental implants depends on your specific needs, the type of implant solution you choose, and your local office. That’s why you’ll see estimated pricing throughout the site—to give you a helpful starting point as you explore options.
Implant-supported solutions are designed to stay secure, look natural, and restore more of the bite strength you rely on. Depending on the solution, pricing may be more attainable than you expect, especially when dental insurance or flexible financing is available.
For example, single-tooth implants may start at an estimated monthly payment of $56/mo with 24-month financing or $1,350, or a set upfront cost—based on the average pricing for a single tooth implant across all Affordable Dentures & Implants locations nationwide. Monthly payment amounts are for qualified buyers and assume a down payment of $0 with equal payments over 24 months and an annual percentage rate of 0%. Same-day delivery is available in most, but not all offices. Actual pricing may vary by location.
Exact costs can vary based on factors like the number of implants needed, whether additional procedures are required, and what type of teeth are attached to the implants. During a visit, your dentist will evaluate your oral health, explain all available options, and review pricing clearly so you understand what’s included before making any decisions.
The best way to know what implants will cost for you is to talk directly with your dentist, who can provide a personalized estimate and help you find an option that fits your needs and your budget.
Yes, dental implants can be used to replace just one missing tooth.
A single tooth implant is designed to fill the gap left by a missing tooth with a solution that looks, feels, and functions like a natural tooth. The implant acts as a replacement root, and a custom crown is placed on top to restore your smile.
Replacing a single missing tooth can do more than improve appearance. It can help make eating and speaking feel more natural again and prevent nearby teeth from shifting out of place over time.
Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and explain whether a single tooth implant is a good option for you, along with what the process and timing would look like. For many people, it’s a long-term solution that restores confidence and comfort—without affecting surrounding teeth.
Yes, some locations offer sedation options to help you feel calm, comfortable, and supported during dental treatment.
Depending on the office, your treatment needs, and your health history, sedation options may include conscious sedation, oral sedation, or inhalation sedation. These approaches are designed to ease anxiety, reduce stress, and make dental care more manageable—especially if you feel nervous about dental visits or need more involved treatment.
Sedation isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your dentist will take the time to review your medical history, talk through your comfort level, and explain whether sedation is appropriate for you. If it is, they’ll walk you through what to expect before, during, and after your visit—so there are no surprises and you can move forward with confidence.
Yes. Many offices provide tooth extractions, and in most cases, extractions can be performed the same day.
Whether same-day extraction is available depends on a few factors, including your overall health, any medications you’re taking, and the complexity of the extraction. Your dentist will review your situation, explain what’s safe and appropriate, and talk through any circumstances that could affect timing.
In addition to extractions, some offices also offer other services such as dental implants, crowns, and general dentistry care. Services can vary by location, so your dentist or office team can let you know exactly what’s available where you’re being seen.
The best way to get clear answers is to book an appointment. Your dentist will review your needs, explain your options, and help you understand what can be done—often sooner than you expect.
Mini dental implants work in a similar way to traditional dental implants, but they’re smaller in size and designed for certain situations.
During the procedure, small titanium posts are surgically placed into the jawbone to act as anchors for replacement teeth or dentures. Once in place, the false teeth are attached to the implants, helping improve stability and function.
Because mini dental implants are smaller, they often require less bone for placement. In many cases, this means bone grafting isn’t needed, which can make the procedure less invasive and shorten recovery time for some patients.
Mini dental implants aren’t right for everyone. Your dentist will evaluate your oral health, bone structure, and treatment goals to determine whether mini implants or traditional implants are the better option for your situation and explain what you can expect from the process.
Snap-in dentures work by attaching to titanium posts, called dental implants, that are surgically placed into the jawbone.
These implants act as secure anchors. The denture is designed to snap onto the implants, holding it firmly in place while still allowing it to be removed when needed, such as for cleaning or sleeping. This gives you a much more stable fit than traditional removable dentures, without being permanently fixed.
Because snap-in dentures are supported by implants, many people find they feel more secure when eating and speaking. They’re often used to replace an entire arch of teeth and are designed to function more like natural teeth.
Your dentist will evaluate your oral health, bone structure, and overall needs to determine whether snap-in dentures are a good option for you and explain what the process would look like from start to finish.
Economy Dentures are our most affordable denture option, designed to help you restore your smile quickly and stay within your budget. They’re a reliable, removable solution for people who want to move forward without delay or high upfront costs.
EconomyPlus Dentures are a cost-effective, custom-made denture option designed for patients who want to restore their smile quickly and affordably. They offer a balance of value and personalization, with fewer appointments and faster turnaround than many traditional denture options.
Premium Dentures are a removable denture option designed to closely resemble natural teeth while offering improved durability and stain resistance. They provide a more refined appearance than basic dentures, along with added customization options to help you achieve a smile that feels more like your own.
Getting started is simple, and you can choose the option that feels most comfortable for you.
You can quickly book an appointment on this page, find a nearby office here, or call 1-800-DENTURE.
Not ready to book just yet? You can also try our Treatment Finder. Just answer a few quick questions and we'll give you potential solutions that are customized for your needs. You'll have what you need to know before taking the next step.
However you choose to begin, once you arrive for your appointment, you'll be guided through the process and get clear answers about your options, timing, and what to expect—so you can move forward with confidence, at your own pace.
If you are suffering from tooth pain or discomfort, book an appointment and your dentist will likely take an X-ray of your mouth. After reviewing the X-ray, the dentist will consult with you regarding a recommended course of treatment.
You may require tooth extractions before the placement of a new denture. For the sake of appearance following extractions, most people want a temporary denture, called an Immediate Denture. Your immediate denture not only helps you feel more comfortable with your appearance, but also helps in the healing process of your gums.
We encourage you to wear your new denture immediately after extractions to control bleeding and minimize discomfort as the swelling subsides. When you have had extractions, remember that the healing process takes time—often at least six months, and sometimes more. Each person’s physical health and oral conditions are unique, and the healing process will vary from patient to patient.
During healing, it is common for the gum tissue to change and shrink. These changes often result in space between the gum tissue and the denture. The immediate denture may not fit as well as when it was first inserted. You may need a reline and/or a new denture following the shrinkage of your gums..
Book an appointment now to get all the information you need directly from your dentist.
Patients must be 18 years or older to receive treatment.
That’s because dentures and dental implants are designed for mouths where growth has finished. In children and teens, the jaw and facial structure are still developing, and placing long-term tooth replacement too early can lead to complications or the need for repeat treatment later on.
There are also important consent and treatment-planning considerations when it comes to complex dental care. Limiting treatment to adults helps ensure decisions are made with full understanding, long-term stability, and the best possible outcome in mind.
If a younger family member is experiencing tooth loss or dental pain, a general dentist or pediatric dental specialist is usually the best place to start. Once growth is complete, denture or implant solutions can be explored safely and effectively.
Yes, you’re welcome to bring an existing X-ray to your appointment. If you already have recent imaging, it can be helpful background information for your dentist to review.
That said, your dentist may still recommend taking a new X-ray during your visit. This isn’t about starting over. It’s about making sure they’re seeing the most current, detailed picture of your oral health. Updated images may be needed to give your dentist the proper angles to evaluate bone levels and other conditions that could affect treatment decisions.
Your dentist will always explain what’s needed and why, so you understand how imaging supports safe, accurate care and the best possible outcome.
If you’re gathering records and wondering what to bring, booking an appointment is a good way to get clear guidance ahead of time. You can also explore possible treatment paths using our Treatment Finder if you’d like a general sense of options before your visit.
Scheduling a free FIXEDSecure consultation is simple.
You can call 1-800-DENTURE to get help finding a nearby office and setting up an appointment. You can also contact your local Affordable Dentures & Implants office directly to confirm whether FIXEDSecure is offered and book a time that works for you.
During your consultation, the team will review your needs, explain whether FIXEDSecure is a good option for you, and walk through next steps so you have clear answers before making any decisions.
Your first visit is all about understanding your oral health and giving you clarity. At participating locations, this may include a free exam and X-rays. Your dentist will examine your teeth and gums, review any images taken, and talk with you about what they’re seeing. From there, you’ll receive a clear treatment plan and straightforward guidance—so you can make informed decisions at your own pace.
If you’re unsure where to start, you’re not alone. Many people begin by answering a few quick questions in our Treatment Finder to get an idea of possible solutions based on what they’re experiencing. From there, an in-person visit allows your dentist to confirm what’s going on and recommend care tailored to your health, comfort, and budget.
Many people are surprised to learn they may be good candidates for dental implants—even if they’ve been told otherwise in the past.
Candidacy depends on several factors, including your overall health, bone density, oral condition, and the type of tooth replacement you’re considering. Age alone is rarely a limiting factor. In fact, options like mini implants or preparatory treatments may make implants possible even when bone loss is present.
The best way to know for sure is through a one-on-one consultation. Your dentist will review your health history, take any necessary X-rays, and talk through implant and non-implant solutions that fit your needs, comfort, and budget—so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.