Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
At Renew, we understand that choosing dental implants is a significant decision, and you likely have questions about the process, our technology, and what to expect. Our FAQ page is here to provide answers to the most common questions we hear from patients, helping you feel informed and confident every step of the way. From learning about the Renew SureSNAP™ and SureLOCK™ Systems to understanding insurance and financing options, we’ve gathered essential information to make your journey as seamless as possible. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, please reach out—we’re here to help!
An anchored denture is a removable full-arch denture that is snapped onto dental implants. The implants help keep the denture in place and provide better function, stability, and comfort. These aspects make Renew’s system more comfortable than conventional dentures. Plus, the roof of the mouth is usually left open, meaning you can chew and taste your food again.
Dental implants are largely seen as the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. That’s because they replicate natural tooth roots which help preserve the jawbone and gum tissue. Renew’s fixed-removable solution specifically provides a great look and feel. Unlike our system, traditional removable dentures can be challenging to wear, restrict your food choices, and must be replaced more frequently.
Dental implants have been helping patients restore the function and appearance of missing teeth for over 40 years. The success rate for dental implants is very high. Dental implant-supported dentures can function properly for the rest of your life when proper oral hygiene is followed, and regular dental check-ups are maintained.
Renew performs a full-mouth restoration service. At our affordable cost, patients can receive both a top and bottom set of teeth. To do so, your mouth must be examined thoroughly and your medical and dental history reviewed. Every individual situation is different, so it is important to have a consultation with our Dental Team. If you’re healthy enough to have a tooth extracted, you’re probably healthy enough to receive a dental implant. Plus, our doctors have successfully treated patients in their upper 90s.
Most dental insurance plans have a maximum annual payout for dental treatments they deem necessary. In addition, your medical insurance may cover implants as a result of work-related injuries or as a medical necessity. We will work with you to complete the necessary claim forms with ADA codes for the treatment received. Any reimbursement for eligible expenses will be sent directly to you from your insurance provider.
Having your teeth replaced involves an initial consultation with our experienced doctors and Education Consultant. You will receive a 3-D CAT Scan which allows our doctors to see your mouth in three dimensions. From this advanced technology, we can develop a customized treatment plan for you. During the process, we meet with you to do a precise work-up and discuss your wants, needs, and concerns. Once we determine that you are a candidate for Renew, your single-day surgery is scheduled. On the day of your procedure, dental implants are placed into the bone under IV sedation. This sedation ensures you remain as comfortable as possible. Your customized set of new teeth provide you with a beautiful new smile and a set of new functioning teeth that look and feel natural.
Renew is committed to making sure every patient is as comfortable as possible. We use local anesthesia and/or sedation dentistry like any other medical procedure during implant placement. After the procedure, we share pain management options if you feel discomfort. Every patient heals differently, but many report using over-the-counter pain medications, or those prescribed by the doctor, to relieve any post-surgical pain or discomfort.
Clinical research indicates that implant-supported replacement teeth can last a lifetime. That means, with Renew, you could be one and done. By comparison, typical tooth-supported bridges can last an average of 7 years, and partials and dentures are functional for about five years. Caring for your new smile is similar to caring for natural teeth. You will need to clean your teeth properly and have professional dental cleanings twice a year, just as you would caring for your natural teeth.
At Renew, we’ve worked hard to develop an affordable system for our patients. Our system is also at a fraction of the cost of other dental implant procedures. The starting cost is $17,795 however, every case we see has unique circumstances. Given the number of treatment options and variables associated with each unique individual, it is essential to come in and meet with our Dental Team. Based on your diagnostic imaging and a professional diagnosis from our doctor, we can determine if you are a candidate and develop a personalized Treatment Plan for you. The best way to understand your costs is to set up your free consultation.
Renew performs a full-mouth restoration service at an affordable price. This means we provide both upper and lower arch replacements supported by dental implants. If you have ill-fitting dentures or missing and failing teeth impacting your health and social life, Renew could be right for you. Take the first step. Come in for a free 3-D CAT scan and consultation.
