Dentures in Albania: full and partial dentures from €200

Removable dentures from €200 and temporary dentures from €150, made in our own laboratory at Trio Dental Center, River Residence, Tirana.

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Dentures in Albania: prices, types and how they are made

A denture replaces missing teeth with a removable plate: a complete denture when all the teeth of a jaw are gone, a partial denture when some remain. At Trio Dental Center in Tirana a removable denture costs €200 and a temporary denture €150, both made in our own laboratory and adjusted in the chair. If you want teeth that stay in, the table below compares a denture clipped onto implants and a fixed All-on-4 arch, with prices.

Denture prices in Tirana

TreatmentPrice at Trio Dental Center
Removable denture€200
Temporary denture (worn while gums heal or implants integrate)€150
Tooth extraction, if needed first€20 per tooth
Denture on implants (overdenture): 2–4 implants hold a removable dentureImplants from €350 each — see implant overdentures
Fixed teeth instead of a denture: All-on-4 arch, ceramic / zirconia€3,200 / €3,600 per arch — see All-on-4

Your quote names each item before treatment starts. A partial denture on a metal frame is described on the skeletal denture page.

Removable denture, denture on implants or fixed teeth?

OptionAdvantageLimitPrice
Removable dentureCheapest; no surgeryCan move when you eat; the gums and bone under it shrink over the years, so it needs relining or remaking€200
Denture on 2–4 implants (overdenture)Clips on and stays in place; you still take it out to cleanNeeds implant surgery and healing timefrom 2 × €350 plus the denture
All-on-4 fixed archScrewed in, does not come out; feels closest to your own teethHighest cost; needs enough bone or a graft€3,200 per arch

We make every denture in our laboratory in Tirana and adjust it in the chair. Most new dentures need one or two adjustment visits in the first weeks; if you come from abroad, plan your stay so those checks happen before you fly home.

Trio Dental Clinic Staff

Your treatment is planned by a named dentist: implants by implantologist Dr. Elian Dylgjeri (over 2,000 implants since 2013); crowns, bridges and root canals by our prosthodontists and endodontist. Crowns and bridges are made in our own dental laboratory in Tirana.

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Prosthodontics, Endodontics

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Dental Assistant

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Marsida Kume

Prosthetic Doctor

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Kristina Beqiraj

Surgery Assistant
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Suela Daku

Endodontist

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Artjola

Customer Care

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Anxhela Bitri

Dental Assistant

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Sabina Haka

Reception

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Eri Bebri

Dental Assistant

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Mikaela

Customer Care

What is Denture?

A complete denture is a set of acrylic or porcelain teeth on a pink acrylic base that rests on the gums and, in the upper jaw, on the palate. It stays in place by suction and the shape of the gums. A partial denture fills gaps between the teeth you keep and is held by small clasps. Both are removed at night and for cleaning.

What is the Procedure for Getting Dentures?

The process of making and installing an artificial denture varies depending on the type of denture. In general, it includes the following steps:

  • Tooth extractions (if there are still some healthy teeth they can be preserved and used as a base for a denture)
  • Oral prints (before or after exports, depending on whether a direct or conventional denture will be made)
  • Construction of prosthetic restoration by the dental laboratory
  • Test installation and final adjustments

What Types of Dentures are Offered?

There exist the following main types of dentures:

Partial Dentures

This type of denture fills the gap which is created by missing teeth when the patient is still retaining some of the natural teeth.

Complete Dentures

The Complete Dentures replace all teeth in either the upper or lower jaw. These are the classic ‘jaws’.

Implant Retained Dentures

Implanted Dentures can be complete or partial. They are applied in two or more natural teeth or dental implants, and they offer significant advantages in terms of stability and comfort.

Another classification categorizes dentures into conventional or direct, based on whether they are placed immediately after the extraction of any remaining teeth or after several weeks of healing.

What are the Benefits of Dentures?

  • No surgery and no anaesthesia.
  • The lowest cost of any tooth replacement: €200 for a removable denture.
  • Supports the lips and cheeks, so the face does not look sunken.
  • Made in our laboratory in Tirana; one or two adjustment visits in the first weeks, planned before you fly home.
  • The limits: it can move when you eat, it covers the palate in the upper jaw, and it needs relining as the gums shrink.

How to Take Care of Your Dentures

Proper care of a denture is the best way to avoid problems and extend its lifespan. Below, you will find some ways that can help you take care of your dentures:

  • Brush your dentures at least twice a day.
  • When you are not wearing your dentures, place them in a glass of water, unless your dentist advises otherwise (e.g., in case of germ stomatitis).
  • If you carry your dentures in a bag, be sure to store them in special storage boxes which will be purchased from the pharmacy.
  • Visit your dentist at least once a year in order to check your dentures and oral health. Many times, the long-term use of whole dentures is responsible for damage to the mouth, which we do not always realize.
  • Be careful not to lose your dentures. Always place them in a specific place (storage box or glass).
  • Ask the dentist to “mark” your dentures, that is, to write your name on them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Rinse the denture and your mouth after meals. Brush it twice a day with a soft or denture brush and mild soap, not toothpaste, which scratches it; hold it over a basin of water so it does not break if dropped. Soak it overnight in water or a denture cleaner and brush your gums and tongue too.

Yes: a partial denture fills the gaps and rests on the teeth you keep. A removable acrylic partial costs €200. A partial on a metal frame (skeletal denture) is thinner and more stable; see skeletal dentures. If only one to three teeth are missing in a row, a bridge or implants may be the better option.

Properly made dentures are not perceived even by the close family environment. However, if you wear your dentures for many years, the material ages, makes pores and changes color, while the teeth wear out from use. Old dentures can no longer restore the anatomy of the lower third of the face and the face may look older, while wrinkles are more pronounced. Also, dentures may no longer fit well and this can be seen in chewing and speaking. Regular annual visits to the dentist can help prevent the above developments.

Expect about a month to adapt. Start with soft food cut into small pieces, chew on both sides at the same time so the denture stays balanced, and avoid biting with the front teeth into hard food such as apples or crusty bread. Keep eating vegetables, fruit, legumes and protein, just prepared softer. Sore spots in the first weeks are adjusted in the chair.

The most common is denture stomatitis, a red, often painless inflammation of the palate under the plate, linked to poor cleaning, wearing the denture at night and an old, badly fitting base. The bone under a denture also shrinks over the years, so the denture loosens and needs relining or remaking. Take it out at night, clean it daily and have it checked once a year.

At Trio Dental Center in Tirana a removable denture costs €200 and a temporary denture €150. If teeth need to come out first, an extraction costs €20. A denture held by implants costs more: each implant is €350. Your quote lists every item before treatment.

It stays in place when you eat and speak, because it clips onto two to four implants, and it slows the bone loss that loosens normal dentures. It needs implant surgery and a few months of healing. If you want teeth that never come out, the fixed option is All-on-4 from €3,200 per arch.

A removable denture is the cheapest option (€200) and needs no surgery, but it can move and the bone under it shrinks. A denture clipped onto 2–4 implants stays in place when you eat and speak. A fixed All-on-4 arch (from €3,200) is screwed in and never comes out. The CT scan shows which your bone allows. Read can you replace all missing teeth with implants.

Usually five to eight years before the base needs remaking, with a relining in between when the gums shrink. See seven signs an old denture should be replaced.

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