Child prostheses are sold at prices that vary according to the child's needs and intended use. The price of dentures may vary according to the properties of the prosthesis, the material used, the manufacturing process, and the policies of the seller and the manufacturer.

 

A child prosthesis can cost from $1,000 to $50,000. However, these figures include only a fraction of the prosthesis and an assessment is required based on the child's needs and intended use to determine the exact price of the prosthesis.

 

Since child prostheses are generally custom-made, their prices may be higher than adult prostheses. However, some health insurances may cover child prostheses. In addition, some prosthetic manufacturers and non-governmental organizations can provide free or discounted prostheses to children in need.

 

When purchasing a child prosthesis, besides the price, it is important to consider factors such as the quality of the prosthesis, its durability, care and the expertise of the person who will wear the prosthesis.