Dentures In Sydney

Full (Complete) Dentures

Full dentures replace an entire arch of teeth. They’re custom-designed to sit over the contours of your gums for a secure fit, and are removable for cleaning.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are used when you still have some natural teeth remaining. They’re designed to match your natural gum and tooth colour, and to hold your remaining teeth in position.

Implant-Retained Dentures (Snap-In Overdentures)

Sometimes called “snap-in” dentures, these clip onto two or more dental implants for extra stability. They’re still removable for cleaning, but sit more securely than a conventional denture.

Implant-Supported Fixed Dentures (“Permanent” Dentures)

Also known as permanent or fixed dentures, these are supported by a series of dental implants and are not designed to be removed day-to-day. They stay fixed in place, similar to natural teeth.

Patients seeking tooth replacement options often debate dentures vs dental implants. The perks of choosing dentures are that they’re a cost-effective solution and easily removable when replacing some missing natural teeth.

Denture costs vary by type, materials and how many teeth need replacing, so the numbers below are a general guide only. We offer denture in very competitive prices with our in-house prosthetist. Find out more here.

Note that Medicare doesn’t cover adult dentures, but most private health funds with extras cover pay a partial rebate under general or major dental. At No Gaps Dental, we accept all Australian private health funds. DVA cardholders may have denture treatment fully covered.

Typical denture cost in Sydney: acrylic partial dentures typically range from $1,100 to $1,800+ per arch, with cast cobalt-chrome options reaching $1,800 to $2,500+. Basic acrylic full arches generally start between $1,500 and $2,500.

Find out about our in-house prosthetist Peter Juweinat denture offers here.

Most conventional dentures need to be remade or relined every five to seven years, as your gums and jawbone naturally change shape over time. Regular check-ups let us catch fit issues early, before they cause discomfort.

Day to day: remove and rinse your dentures after eating, brush them daily with a soft brush and denture-specific cleaner (not regular toothpaste, which can be abrasive), and soak them overnight in a denture-cleaning solution or water. Keep attending your regular dental check-ups so we can monitor fit and your remaining natural teeth.

If a denture cracks, breaks, or no longer fits as well as it used to, don’t try to fix it yourself. A poor repair or fit can cause further damage or discomfort. Bring it in to any of our 18 Sydney clinics and we’ll assess whether it needs a repair, a reline (adjusting the fit as your gums change) or a replacement.

1. Book a consultation online or by calling (02) 8007 6727.
2. Assessment
   Your dentist or prosthetist examines your mouth and talks through which denture type suits you.
3. Impressions and design
   Your dentures are custom-made to match your gum and tooth colour and fit.
4. Fitting and review
   We fit your dentures and check back in to fine-tune comfort and fit.

Our team at No Gaps Dental offers patient-centred, professional quality care.

With 18 clinics across Sydney, we offer affordable and competitive pricing, alongside a range of payment plan options. Our focus on inclusivity and accessibility has helped us serve our patients with consistency across all our clinics.

Book a consultation with us today to discuss your denture options.

How much do dentures cost in Sydney?

Costs vary by type and materials . Full dentures typically start from around $1,100 to $1800+ per arch, with implant-supported options costing significantly more. We accept all Australian private health funds and can confirm your specific quote at consultation.

What’s the difference between implant-retained and implant-supported dentures?

Implant-retained (snap-in) dentures clip onto implants but are still removable for cleaning. Implant-supported (fixed) dentures stay in place permanently and aren’t removed day-to-day.

Can I get my dentures repaired quickly?

Bring your denture into any of our 18 Sydney clinics and we’ll assess the repair needed.

How often do dentures need relining?

Most dentures need relining or replacing every five to seven years, as gums and jawbone shape change over time.

Are dentures covered by health insurance?

Medicare doesn’t cover adult dentures, but most private health funds with extras cover offer a partial rebate under general or major dental. We accept all Australian private health funds.

Do dentures look natural?

Modern dentures are custom-designed to match your natural gum and tooth colour and shaped to suit your face. Many patients are surprised by how different they look from older-style dentures.