Full Dentures Online — Custom Made, Dentist Prescribed, Delivered to Your Door
How at-home dentures really work, what they cost, and who they’re right for — explained honestly.
Take the 30-Second Assessment See PricingYes — if your gums are ready for impressions.
There’s one honest rule in at-home dentures: we don’t make immediate dentures — the kind placed right after tooth extractions, while gums are still healing and changing shape. Those need in-person care.
Once your gums have healed and impressions can be taken, we make your dentures — custom crafted from impressions you take at home, reviewed and prescribed by a licensed dentist in your state, and refined with a try-in before anything is final.
How it works
Six steps. No dental chair.
1Your kit arrives
Three tray sizes, spare material, and video guidance. A family member can help — and our team checks every impression before anything is made.
2Digitally designed & crafted
Anatomically contoured teeth and gums, matched from an extensive shade palette — made to look like your teeth, not “denture teeth.”
3A dentist reviews your case
Every order is reviewed and prescribed by a licensed dentist in your state. If your case needs in-person care, they’ll tell you.
4The try-in
You wear a test version at home and tell us what’s off. We adjust and refine it — as many rounds as your fit needs.
5You approve
Your final denture is only made once you approve the try-in’s fit and look. You decide when it’s right.
6Final denture + 60 days of free adjustments
Your finished denture arrives — and fit tweaks over the next 60 days are free. That’s the normal last mile of any denture, and it’s covered.
Is DentKits’ At-Home Full Denture Right for You?
A good fit
- You wear dentures and need a replacement
- Your denture no longer fits after years of gum change
- Your extractions are healed — even if you never got a denture after
- Getting to (or affording) office visits is hard
Not a fit — we’ll say so
- You still have your natural teeth and are facing extractions
- You need an immediate denture (worn right after extraction)
- Jaw disease such as TMJ, bisphosphonate history, or serious jaw pain — these need hands-on care
Simple pricing. No office markup.
Typical office full dentures run $1,500–$3,500+ per arch. Ours don’t — because you’re not paying for the dental office — just the denture.
Full Denture — Single Arch
Full Dentures — Both Arches
Partial Dentures
Common questions
Can I really get dentures without seeing a dentist?
You won’t sit in a chair — but a licensed dentist in your state reviews and prescribes every DentKits case. “Without a dentist visit” is accurate. “Without a dentist” never is.
Do you make immediate dentures?
No. Immediate dentures are worn right after tooth extractions, while gums are still healing — that requires in-person care. Once your gums have healed and impressions can be taken, we make your dentures.
What if it doesn’t fit?
The try-in step catches fit issues before your final denture is ever made. After delivery, you get 60 days of free adjustments.
Are the impressions hard to take?
Most people succeed on the first or second try. You get three tray sizes, spare material, video guidance — and we check every impression before making anything.
How long does it take?
Partials, flippers, and Nesbits: about two weeks after your impressions are approved. Full dentures: most customers finish in 3–6 weeks from approved impressions — that includes one or two try-in rounds, which is how a mail-order denture gets a true fit. Complex cases needing extra try-in rounds can run 2–3 months.
Two honest notes: the impression phase moves at your pace (typically 1–3 weeks), and we don’t rush or cap your try-ins — your denture is finished when you approve the fit.
Reviews DentKits patient-education content for clinical accuracy. Clinical case review and prescriptions for DentKits orders are performed by licensed dentists in each customer’s state.
Find out in 30 seconds if you’re a candidate.
No appointment. No commitment. Just answers.
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