No Time To Visit The Office? No Worries!

Published on

February 19, 2025

At Renew Dental Loft, we’re excited to save you time and money with free virtual consultations – available to new and current patients.

Have questions about your smile or dental concerns? We can help! Have a consult with Dr. Nicholas Hoepfner and Dr. Rose Elapunkal from the comfort of your home, and the best part is! It is FREE!

Use our teledentistry service to ask a question, address a concern, or request treatment recommendations, such as how to improve your smile’s appearance or health.

HOW DO I START A VIRTUAL CONSULT? GREAT QUESTION!

Step 1: Start filling out virtual consult request form by clicking HERE!
Step 2: Take a selfie AND close-up of your smile or dental concern and upload to the form
Step 3: Tell us what you would like to change about your smile or your dental concern. Then hit submit!
Step 4: We will take it from there! Renew Dental Loft will respond to your request via email within 5 business days, and try to send a video just for you about your questions or concerns!

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