A removable plate that replaces one or several missing teeth and clips onto your remaining natural teeth.
TimeUsually 3 to 5 visits over a few weeks
Medical aidOften partly covered. Depends on your plan
AreasPretoria, Johannesburg & Gauteng
Replaces one or several teeth
Removable for cleaning
Acrylic or metal-framed options
Book partial dentures
We call you back to confirm a dentist near you
What's included
An assessment and impressions
A try-in fitting to check look and bite
The finished partial denture
Adjustments after fitting
Who it's for
Anyone missing a few teeth who wants an affordable replacement, or who is not ready for implants.
What affects the price
Acrylic (lower cost) versus a metal (cobalt-chrome) frame
How many teeth are replaced
Number of adjustment visits included
How booking partial dentures works
From request to appointment, usually in one phone call.
Step 1Request partial dentures with the form
Step 2We call you back to confirm a practice and time
Step 3The dentist takes impressions and you choose the type
Step 4Your denture is tried in, adjusted and fitted over a few visits
Medical aid and payment
Dentures are often covered under advanced dentistry benefits, which may have limits or need pre-authorisation. The practice can give you a quote for your medical aid.
The price range above is a guide based on typical Gauteng fees. Your dentist confirms the exact cost, and what your medical aid pays, before treatment.
Partial Dentures: questions
How much does partial dentures cost in Gauteng?
Most Gauteng dentists charge about R3,000–R12,000 for partial dentures. Price depends on acrylic (lower cost) versus a metal (cobalt-chrome) frame, how many teeth are replaced. The dentist confirms the exact cost after examining you.
Does medical aid cover it?
Dentures are often covered under advanced dentistry benefits, which may have limits or need pre-authorisation. The practice can give you a quote for your medical aid.
How long does it take to get used to a partial denture?
Most people adjust within a few weeks. Speaking and eating may feel different at first, and the dentist can make adjustments if it rubs.
Acrylic or metal-framed: which is better?
Acrylic costs less and is quicker to make. A metal frame is thinner, stronger and usually more comfortable, but costs more.
How do I book?
Fill in the form on this page with your name, number and area. We call you back to confirm a dentist near you and a suitable appointment time.
Find a dentist for partial dentures near you
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