How much does an implant-supported denture cost?

Billed under CDT D6114, D6115. Compiled by Kindred Works LLC editorial.

National cost

We publish no price for this yet.

Not because it is free, and not because it is unknowable, but because none of the sources we have read publishes a figure against this specific procedure. Rather than derive one and present it as a published price, this page says what we looked for and what would let us publish. The detail is in the note below.

What is included

A denture for one whole arch that clips onto implants rather than resting on the gum.

What is not

The implants it attaches to are placed and billed separately.

The billing codes

D6114 implant/abutment-supported removable denture for edentulous maxillary arch, D6115 the mandibular equivalent.

Why the number varies

Removable, unlike a fixed full-arch bridge. Usually the cheaper of the two full-arch routes, and often confused with it in quotes. NOT PRICED per arch. The nearest published figure we have read, cited below, is $3,976 on average ($3,055 to $7,294) for hybrid dentures, but that is quoted PER IMPLANT, not per arch, and the number of implants per arch varies. Multiplying it out would produce a number nobody published, so this stays blank until a per-arch fee schedule is in hand.

Cutting the bill

A dental savings plan is not insurance, and for implants that can matter

Most dental insurance carries an annual maximum that a single implant can use up on its own, and many plans exclude implants outright. A dental savings plan works differently: it is a membership that gets you a discounted fee at participating dentists, with no annual cap and no waiting period. You pay the whole discounted price yourself.

It is a discount membership, not coverage. There is no insurer paying a share.
The discount applies only at dentists who participate, so check that yours does before you buy a plan.
The saving depends on the plan and the procedure, so confirm the fee for your specific treatment code before committing.

See dental savings plans

This is a plain link to the company. We are not paid for it today. If we join their referral programme we will say so here, and it will still never change your price or the figures on this page.

Getting a real number

Get quotes from more than one implant dentist

Nothing on this page is a quote. Implant pricing varies by practice, and the only figure that matters to you is the one on a written treatment plan after an examination. Getting more than one is the single most effective thing you can do about the cost.

Ask for the treatment plan in writing, with the CDT code against every line.
Check whether the quote covers the post, the abutment and the crown, or only some of them.
Ask what is not included: extraction, grafting, imaging, and sedation are often billed separately.

Find an implant dentist

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Costs in your state

No state index is published yet. A state gets a page once at least 3 individually sourced figures back it, and none has reached that bar, so the figure above is national. See the methodology for how states get built.

Other procedures

Single implant Implant post only Abutment + crown Extraction Bone graft Sinus lift All-on-4 (per arch)Full mouth (both arches)Mini implants Implant removal

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an implant denture and all-on-4?

An implant-supported denture snaps on and comes out for cleaning. A fixed full-arch bridge, which is what all-on-4 usually refers to, is screwed down and only a dentist removes it.

Sources referenced above

These back the figures quoted in the note above. None of them prices this procedure, which is why this page publishes no range.

CareCredit: 15 Options to Replace Missing TeethNational cost guide (aggregator estimate) · checked September 14, 2026

Medical disclaimer: This site publishes prices, not treatment advice. Nothing here is dental or medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment plan, and no figure is a quote. Only a licensed dentist who has examined you can say which procedure you need or what it will cost.