How much do dentures cost in the U.S.? 51 state benchmarks (2026) #
A full set of dentures (both arches) averages $1,953 nationally in the United States, with typical prices ranging from $1,509 to $3,620 depending on materials and the dental office, according to the ASQ360°/CareCredit Average Procedural Cost Study (2023-2024), a published cash-price survey covering all 51 states.
State averages vary by roughly $1,200 from the cheapest to the most expensive market. The lowest average state price is Oklahoma at $1,676 (range $1,295-$3,105), followed by Mississippi ($1,687), Missouri ($1,693) and Alabama ($1,695). At the other end, Hawaii averages $2,867 (range $2,215-$5,315), followed by California ($2,488), Alaska ($2,371) and the District of Columbia ($2,350).
A few reference points for larger states: Texas averages $1,838, Florida $1,958 (close to the national figure), and New York $2,158.
These are averages, not fixed prices — actual cost depends on whether the dentures are conventional, immediate, or implant-supported, and on the materials used for the base and teeth. The $1,509-$3,620 national range reflects that spread. State figures should be read as a benchmark for what a market typically charges, not a quote.
Full state-by-state breakdown, methodology and underlying sources: Real Dental Costs publishes the complete 51-state dentures cost table, alongside a companion breakdown for root canal treatment costs by state. Both pull from the same public dental cost API, which anyone can query directly (JSON, CC-BY-4.0 licensed).
For readers dealing with Medicaid coverage specifically, the site also maintains a Medicaid dental coverage tracker by state, summarizing which states cover which procedures for adults.
Full detail on how these figures are compiled, which sources are used for which procedure, and the confidence level assigned to each estimate is documented in the site's methodology page.
This is market research, not medical advice. Prices are aggregate benchmarks and do not represent a quote for any specific patient, provider, or plan.
Researched & verified by the Real Dental Costs Data & Research Team.