Technology advancements in dentistry over the past few years have made replacing all your bad teeth less expensive, faster, and more convenient than ever.

No longer does the treatment plan involve seeing lots of specialists and having multiple oral surgeries at different locations.

Implant dentists with advanced training and certification can provide full arch dental implants at one location, in a single day!

Dr. Anthony Corral, at Renew Family Dental in Fort Lauderdale, is a perfect example. His dental team has been improving the quality of life for patients all over South Florida.

Let's take a look at some reasons why patients love getting a permanent solution to their dental issues.

Improving our appearance is the #1 reason why people decide to get all their troublesome teeth removed and replaced with full mouth implants.

How you look and feel is extremely important, especially as you age. When you have a youthful, beautiful smile, people notice. Not to mention how much your significant other will love the way you look.

The benefits of full mouth teeth replacement go way beyond just your looks and feeling more attractive.

Ready to enjoy a meal and chew food without pain, discomfort or potential embarrassment? Well, dental implant treatment with implant dentures is the solution.

Anchored in your jawbone like natural tooth roots, individual implants make the attached dentures as strong as natural teeth.

Once you have waited for the doctor's recommended time to heal, you will bite into apples and eat corn on the cob without a second thought.

But under this kind of pressure, how long can these replacement teeth last?

Long-term success rate of dental implant supported teeth can be years or even decades.

The key is making sure you have a good dentist who will provide long-term care and schedule follow-up appointments at the appropriate times.

You also have to keep your appointments as the patient!

The types of full mouth implant dentures you choose has a lot to do with how long the denture will last. Most options come with replacement guarantees and "teeth-for-life" subscription offering.

Which ever dental implant option you choose, one thing is certain. Replacing rotting, painful, missing, and decaying teeth is extremely beneficial for you health.

Full mouth restoration's most overlooked benefit is the improvement in a person's health, both mental and physical.

The link between dental wellness and medical health has always been up for debate. For example, insurance companies make "dental coverage" a separate add-on.

Studies now show patients that receive Renew's Snap-in denture treatment lower their A1C. So, it seems like there is definitely a link between oral health and improve medical health.

Patient's that address their dental needs see direct improvement in their gum tissue health and other medical conditions.

But what about mental health? Studies are ongoing, but if you look and feel better about yourself because you got brand new teeth, wouldn't you feel like your mental health has improved!

Removing all your teeth is big decision. However, getting a brand new set of teeth has never been easier and more affordable because of all the different types of full mouth treatment options available.

There are different types of full mouth implant dentures, but the basic principal is a set of new teeth attached to bone-anchored dental-implants.

The most commonly known full mouth replacement treatment is called all-on-four. On-4 dental implants use four anchored implants to firmly secure the final prosthesis. This implant technique was popularized by Clear Choice over a decade ago and is now available at most dental implant centers.

Once completed, these are permanent teeth non-removable teeth. Meaning they can only be removable by a dental professional. These are very strong and can last a long-time.

Just like the all-on-four above, these dentures are usually permanently screwed to the implants.

The difference is the number of implants. Sometimes, patients need more support for the artificial teeth.

A new option is called a fixed-removable denture. Because of advanced technology, patients can now receive the benefit of permanent solutions and still remove the teeth for cleaning at home.

The best part is this full set of teeth is normally 60% less than permanently fixed implant options. The downside is durability. Removable dentures are very strong but can wear down over time and need to be replaced.

What is this? The implant options above are not all or nothing.

Talented dentists like Dr. Corral can combine different full-mouth treatment options to fit a patient's needs and budget.

Patients can qualify for an upper implant fixed denture and a lower snap-in removable denture.

Additionally, the patients can qualify to use a traditional denture on their lower jaw and snap-on implant removable new teeth on top.

A conventional denture on the bottom dramatically lowers the dental implants cost.

The combinations are available to help patients get the new smile they have always wanted. Now, let's talk about the full mouth implant procedure.

At Renew Family Dental we pride ourselves on making replacement teeth easy to get and affordable.

We can complete the entire treatment here at our Fort Lauderdale location.

South Florida residents that take advantage of our state-of-the-art facility can expect completely new teeth in one-day.

New teeth in a day usually involves 3-4 appointments only. Learn more about how this works below.

One of our caring team members will assist you while our free CT SCAN is completed. Don't worry, this is a pain-free, easy process.

You pretty much just stand their while our advanced scanning technology takes in-depth images of your teeth, mouth, and jawbone. After your scan is complete it will be reviewed by our team or dental professionals and implant dentists to find the teeth replacement option that works best for you.

Your advisor will help you understand all the benefits of dental implants treatment available to you and help you make the treatment decision that's right for you. While you are getting your scans and medical info taken care of, our team will also be finding the best financing option available to you. After that, you sign, schedule the surgery and you're done!

Pain medications and other prescriptions may be adjusted, but every person and every surgery is different.

We will provide you with a list of preparations to follow before you come in for your teeth-in-a-day treatment.

Replacing all your teeth is a significant surgery, so IV sedation will be used. You will be asleep through the whole thing.

Don't worry, our team of IV sedation dentists are trained to make sure all safety measures are followed.

As we said, not all patients and surgeries are the same. Some patients may need bone grafts or sinus lifts before this treatment. This is done so the implants have something to bond to once they are placed.

Patients suffering with significant bone loss may need bone grafting. Just like patients with lower and thin sinus walls may need a sinus lift.

Think about it like this, if you screw a piece of wood down, you can't have the screw sticking out the other side. Adding bone or lifting your sinus wall gives the implants room to embed in the proper amount of bone.

Patients needing these types of treatments will have a period of healing before the surgical implants are placed.

Once everything is healed and ready, you will receive new teeth in one day!

Our team will have everything prepared and ready for you. After some pre-surgery checks, you will comfortably layback in our dental chair while the IV sedation is used to gently put you to sleep.

After you are asleep, all your old, worn-out teeth will be removed. By removing all these old teeth and roots we have a clean area to place your new implant roots.

Once your implants are placed, you will receive new teeth in one day! BUT, these will not be your permanent replacement teeth.

You see, implants need time to heal and bond to the bone.

Your recovery time can vary, but it is typically around four months. Please understand however, you will be leaving with your exact match temporary teeth the same day as your treatment. So you will have a brand new smile to show-off.

Fear not, Osseointegration is just a medical term for implant posts bonding to the bone. Fancy word for implant healing.

What's the difference between a temporary teeth and your final set of teeth? Well, in the first few months after your treatment, you can only eat foods that are relatively soft like pasta, rice, boneless meats, etc. Hard foods like ribs, apples, and harder candies will need to wait a while for you to heal.

On the day of surgery, after your temporaries are in, we will schedule follow-up appointments to make sure the implants are healing properly.

Proper dental care during this time is very important. Patients must follow up the doctor's orders. Additionally, Dr. Corral will be available to help with anything you need.

Best part is that during this healing process you will start to experience the feeling of natural teeth again. Gum disease and other painful dental issues will go away.

After you are fully healed and cleared by Dr. Corral, you will receive your permanent replacement test. What a great day this is for so many of our patients. They will look in the mirror and see that beautiful, natural smile they have always wanted.

The cost of full mouth replacement implants varies widely because there are so many factors to consider.

Full mouth replacement can be done for under $30,000 or go up to as much as $90,000 at some dental offices.

Renew Family Dental offers new teeth options for 60% less than comparable dental options in their area. Additionally, we offer payment plans for those with credit issues.

The factors affecting cost include:

The only way to know how much you need to invest to get the smile you've always wanted is to come in for a free no-obligation consultation. Schedule today and we can get it all done, financed, and scheduled in one-day.

Insurance may cover some of your costs. During your consultation, we will help you apply for the maximum benefit your insurance company will allow.

We offer financing options for people with less-than-perfect credit. We can even finance patients with a credit score as low as 550 in some cases.

Dentally speaking, patients suffering from constant dental issues, pain, and multiple missing teeth are good candidates.

Medically speaking, patients need clearance to have the surgery. Diabetes, heart conditions, and a number of other factors will all be considering when determining if full mouth replacement is right for you.

A major advantage of visiting Renew Family Dental is you can obtain medical clearance directly with us and our team of medical professionals.

Diabetes and heart conditions will factor into your ability to have the surgery. A great benefit of using Renew Family Dental is that it will provide you with a medical clearance right at the office using its network of medical doctors.

Dr. Corral will need to determine if the density of the bone in your skull and jaw is able to handle implants. Bone grafts and other techniques can be used to overcome issues.

At the end of the day, the only real way to know for sure if you are a good candidate for a new set of implant teeth is by coming in for a free consultation and CT scan.

If you don't qualify, our team of dental professionals has alternative solutions to implants that can make your life a lot better.

If you don't qualify for dental implant treatment, we can help. Not every patient needs full mouth replacement.

Sometimes, a partial implant bridge, gum treatments, and crowns can give patients the relief they are looking for.

Conventional dentures have been used for decades. Our suck-down dentures will fit and rest comfortably on your gums.

When some of your teeth can be repaired and restored, you may only need a partial fix. That is where dental bridges come in. Dental bridges attach to nearby healthy teeth and provide supportive relief to people suffering.

The first step in making any choice about fixing your teeth is to meet the dentist you are considering.

Dr. Anthony R. Corral, DMD, earned his undergraduate degree in Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience from Johns Hopkins University, followed by his Doctor of Dental Medicine from Temple University.

As the eldest of six children, Dr. Corral moved frequently during his youth due to his father’s 31-year service in the U.S. Navy.

Over the years, while building his dental practices, Dr. Corral has remained committed to offering comprehensive dental care under one roof, gaining expertise across various specialties.

He is an active member of the American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, and Academy of General Dentistry. His passion for dentistry and dedication to patient care are at the core of his practice.

Beyond Dr. Corral's high-level of education and impeccable credentials is his commitment to helping patients achieve better dental health and an improved overall quality of life. Just read some of the amazing testimonials below.

Multiple years and decades. That's right. Years and years of pain-free eating and improved appearance can be yours. Proper care and dental check-ups are required of course.

At Renew Family Dentistry, you don't need to see other doctors. Dr. Corral has the certifications and experience to provide everything you need in one place. No need to visit an oral surgeon or prosthodontist.

Nope. Sedation dentistry is why. You will be asleep through the whole procedure. After the treatment is completed you will receive medication to reduce swelling, pain, and discomfort while your bone and gums heal.

Nope. Our in-house financing team can get patient with less-than-perfect credit approved. Even credit scores as low a 550 can get approved. Best part too is we offer full mouth replacement treatments for up to 60% less than comparable options.

For single implants used on a missing tooth, you will brush and floss like regular teeth. If you receive full-mouth implants, you will need to visit the dentist for check-ups and cleanings every few months.

Patients with fixed-removable teeth can take them out, clean, and care for the replacement teeth at home.

Patients with fixed-non-removable teeth will need to visit a dental professional to have them taken-out and cleaned.

Just about everyone can get full mouth dental implants, but there are exclusions. Sometimes, people don't need all their teeth removed. Sometimes, medical conditions prohibit this type of treatment.

The only way to know for sure is to visit Renew Family Dental today for a free evaluation.