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Dentures (Complete
Upper) · Austin, TX

Complete upper denture set

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Dentex (Austin)
CASH-PAY · IN-PERSON◆ VERIFIED May 5TRANSPARENT
$2,375
SURGEONIncluded
FACILITYIncluded
ANESTHESIAIncluded

Published cash/self-pay fee schedule. Dentex (Austin) — Austin TX (multiple locations). Phone (512) 444-9090. Source: https://www.dentex.net/FeeSchedule

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Maynard Family Dentists
CASH-PAY · IN-PERSON◆ VERIFIED May 5TRANSPARENT
$2,671
SURGEONIncluded
FACILITYIncluded
ANESTHESIAIncluded

Published cash/self-pay fee schedule. Maynard Family Dentists — 3737 Hudson Bend Rd, Austin TX 78734. Phone (512) 266-2363. Source: https://www.maynardfamilydentists.com/office-fees/

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How much does Dentures (Complete Upper) cost in Austin without insurance?+
Cash-pay prices for Dentures (Complete Upper) in Austin range $500–$2,000. We track 2 Austin providers — compare side-by-side above and call the one whose price and location works for you.
What's included in the cash price?+
Cash-pay bundles typically cover the provider's professional fee, facility/visit fee, and (for procedures) any supplies used in-office. Pathology, imaging, and anesthesia are sometimes billed separately — confirm the bundle with the front desk before scheduling.
Do I need a referral?+
Most Austin cash-pay clinics on MarketCare accept self-referrals. Some may request a short intake or a prior consult visit. Call the provider to confirm.
Can I use HSA/FSA funds?+
Yes — Dentures (Complete Upper) is a qualified medical expense. Ask for an itemized receipt with the CPT code for your HSA/FSA reimbursement.
Why does MarketCare show cash prices instead of insurance?+
Cash-pay prices skip claim coding, prior-auth, and facility markups. Providers price flat because they'll be paid on the spot — often 40–70% below the insured rate. If you're close to hitting your deductible, running it through insurance may still be cheaper overall.
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