Denture repair prices in the U.S. vary a lot depending on the damage and where you go. At Total Denture Repair, one crack is $150, two cracks are $179 and three are $269. Reattaching a tooth you bring in is $120, with two teeth $175 and three $235. New replacement teeth and clasp repairs get a free quote. Mail-in repairs cost the same, with free shipping both ways.
Below you’ll find our full price list, what other kinds of providers typically advertise, what makes a repair cost more, and the hidden fees worth asking about before you hand over your denture.
Denture repair prices at a glance (2026)
| Repair | Total Denture Repair price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| One crack or break | $150 | Full or partial denture |
| Two cracks | $179 | |
| Three cracks | $269 | |
| One tooth reattached | $120 | When you bring the tooth |
| Two teeth / three teeth reattached | $175 / $235 | When you bring the teeth |
| New replacement tooth | Free quote | When the tooth is lost or broken |
| Broken clasp or weak base on a partial | Free quote | Depends on the type of partial |
| Mail-in shipping | Free both ways | Free USPS label in, free Priority Mail back; Express return $30 |
Prices are the same whether you walk in at our St. Louis location or mail your denture in. Every repair has a 30-day warranty.
What do other options typically charge?
We looked at prices that other providers publish online in September 2026. Prices change, so always confirm before you commit, but this gives you a realistic picture:
- Dental offices and chains often don’t publish repair prices at all. One national chain advertises denture repairs from $49 to $488, with the low end limited to certain repairs on full dentures at select offices.
- Other mail-in repair services we reviewed advertised prices starting at about $95 to $140 for a basic crack repair. Some charge for return shipping unless your order is over a set amount.
- Drugstore repair kits usually cost less than $20, but they’re labeled for emergency use only. Here’s what a repair kit can and can’t do.
The headline number is rarely the whole story. A price that says “starting at” can grow once someone looks at the damage, and shipping, exam fees or rush fees can add up.
What makes a denture repair cost more?
- The number of cracks. Each break has to be lined up, joined and finished.
- Missing pieces. If a chip is lost, the missing part has to be rebuilt rather than simply rejoined.
- Whether you still have the tooth. Reattaching your own tooth costs less than fitting a new one.
- The type of partial. A broken clasp or a metal frame takes more work than a crack in a plastic partial, and flexible partials are harder to repair. Our guide to a broken partial denture explains the differences.
- Home fixes. Glue or kit resin may have to be removed before the real repair, which adds work. See why super glue makes repairs harder.
Hidden costs to ask about before you agree
Whoever you choose, these questions will save you from surprises:
- Is this the full price, or a “starting at” price?
- Is there a separate exam or visit fee?
- For mail-in: who pays shipping each way, and how fast is the return?
- Is there an extra charge to have it done the same day?
- Is the repair guaranteed, and for how long?
At Total Denture Repair the prices above are published, you’re told the price before any work starts, most repairs are finished the same day, mail-in shipping is free both ways, and every repair has a 30-day warranty.
Is it cheaper to repair or replace a denture?
A repair usually costs a small fraction of a new denture and is done in hours rather than weeks. Replacement starts to make sense when the denture no longer fits even when it isn’t broken, keeps breaking in the same place, or is many years old and worn. Your dentist can tell you whether the fit is still good. These guides help you decide: repair or replace? and how long dentures last.
Does insurance or Medicare pay for denture repair?
It depends on the plan. Original Medicare generally doesn’t cover dental care or dentures, while some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits that may cover repairs. Separate dental insurance or Medicaid may help in some cases. Some customers pay with an HSA or FSA card; check with your account provider first. Our guide for families and caregivers lists the questions to ask your plan.
How can you keep the cost down?
- Keep every piece and any tooth that came off.
- Don’t glue it. A clean break is the simplest, lowest-priced repair.
- Get a hairline crack fixed early, before it becomes a break with missing pieces.
- Ask for the full price up front, including shipping.
More ideas in how to save money on denture repair.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to fix a cracked denture?
At Total Denture Repair, one crack or break costs $150, two cracks $179 and three cracks $269, for full and partial dentures. Most are repaired the same day.
How much does it cost to put a tooth back on a denture?
Reattaching a tooth you bring in costs $120 for one, $175 for two and $235 for three. If the tooth is lost or broken, a new replacement tooth gets a free quote. See denture teeth repair.
How much does it cost to fix a broken clasp on a partial?
Clasp repairs depend on the type of partial and where it broke, so they get a free quote. Call (314) 733-5372 or send a photo.
Why do denture repair prices vary so much online?
Many providers publish “starting at” prices that cover only the simplest repair, and some add exam, shipping or rush fees on top. Others don’t publish prices at all. Comparing the full price for your specific repair, including shipping and warranty, is the only fair comparison.