Reset Technology Corp

You may be eligible to save on your purchase! Our partial dentures may be covered by your dental insurance. Coverage varies by plan, but we can help you check eligibility. Simply click 'Insurance' at the top if our website, share your info, and we'll contact your provider to confirm if you're eligible for reimbursement. You can also reach out to your insurance directly. Most plans require a claim form and a receipt with procedure details, which ResetSmile will provide. For assistance, email support@ResetSmile.com or submit your info here!

Partial dentures, also known as removable bridges, are custom made prosthetics designed to replace missing teeth for people who are missing some, but not all of their natural teeth.They use specially designed "arms" called clasps that wrap around your natural teeth to provide retention and stability to your partial denture.

Partial dentures are a removable device, while dental implants are designed to be permanently fixed into your mouth.Dental implants generally consist of the implant itself which screws into your bone to provide anchor points for a series of crowns and/or dentures to be attached to it.Implants are generally far more expensive than partial dentures, are very invasive and can require additional complex and expensive treatment in the future if complications arise.

Yes, you may order ResetSmile with a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA).

We can definitely replace the missing teeth. For broken teeth, it really depends on how far down broken they are, and how much space exists to build a stable device in the gap caused by the broken teeth and also whether they are healthy and our reviewing Dentist approves it.We really can’t tell until we get your impressions and photos and the dentist reviews it. But we do often find that we can make devices over some broken teeth if there is sufficient space.

A tooth shade match card is included in your At-home Impression kit. You hold this card next to your teeth and take a selfie and upload it at resetsmile.com/upload when you mail back your impressions.Our dental lab uses this photo to match your natural tooth shade when making your device - we have over a dozen natural tooth shades and multiple gum shades too.

Unfortunately no, ResetSmile is appropriate for those missing some, but not all, of their teeth because each custom-made device is made of a flexible material that grips onto the remaining teeth along the gumline to securely snap into place.

Unfortunately not at the present time as we ship and sell only in the USA. We hope to expand in the future.

Yes, ResetSmile is proudly made in the USA.