On-Site Denture Laboratory for Repairs and Relines, with New Dentures and Partials Starting at $449
Dr. Christopher Lamb and his staff have been serving the local Chicagoland community for over 40 years.
Our denture fees are lower than other offices because we have the denture laboratory and technicians on-site. We can work with most dental PPO insurance progams to save you even more out-of-pocket cost.
And if you need a payment plan to make getting your new smile even easier; we do accept Care Credit.
With our on-site lab, most dentures and partials can be repaired in about 1 hour. Repairs usually range from $49 to $219. There is never a charge to look at your denture for an exact quote.
Our full dentures are custom fit to each patient for a natural appearance and comfortable fit. We offer affordable standard denture service and Ultra Plus denture service...
Unlike a full denture, a partial denture replaces some, but not all of the teeth on the upper or lower mouth of a patient. Our partial dentures are custom fit to each patient for a natural appearance...
Our dental laboratory can do most denture repairs 'while-you-wait'. In many cases repairs will take an hour or less. We stock thousands of teeth in all shapes, shades and sizes to make a perfect match...
Great service at fair price! 45 minutes to replace a tooth in my upper denture! Very Happy!
Dave W.
Satisfied Patient.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I replace my dentures?
The ADA recommends replacing your dentures every 5 to 10 years. As your bone shrinks over time, and denture teeth wear down, replacing your dentures will help with with eating and chewing, digestion, and overall health.
How are you different from a big box dental chain?
Our pricing is almost identical. However, with over 40 years of experience, we can guarantee the highest quality results at our office. Dental chains can vary greatly depending on the experience of doctors and staff.
Relines are suggested about every 3 years. A reline my also be needed 4 to 6 months after extractions. As time goes on, space forms between your denture and your ridge. A reline permanently fills in this space.