Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body

Welcome to Renaissance’s Health Resource Center. Here you will find all types of oral health and wellness tips and information. It is amazing how much oral health affects your whole body health. Did you know that stroke, heart disease and low birth-weight can all be tied to gum disease? Learn more about this and other interesting topics to help keep you healthy!

Attention GM retirees residing in North Carolina, Virginia, Hawaii and Pennsylvania!

With Renaissance Dental, you have options. Whether you're looking for portable coverage geared towards retirees, preventive coverage for your family, or the versatility of a discount card, Renaissance has affordable options to protect your oral and overall health into the future.

For the 55+ retiree
Renaissance Dental Extend for Retirees features benefits designed specifically for mature individuals, including coverage for temporomandibular disorders (TMD), denture repair and accidental injury. This plan includes a nationwide PPO network, reducing your out of pocket costs, while still giving you the freedom to visit any licensed dentist. Plus, there's no waiting period for GM retirees!
read more about Renaissance Dental Extend for Retirees

For individuals and families
The American Health Shield plan, underwritten by Renaissance, offers simple affordable coverage for individuals and families, including preventive, basic, major and orthodontic benefits. With this plan, you have the freedom to choose any dentist.
read more about the American Health Shield Plan

For the household seeking discounts on more than just dental
The Renaissance Healthy Savings Card offers more than just 20-50% off dental services at more than 62,000 dentists nationwide. With the Healthy Savings Card, the whole household receives discounts on vision care, prescription drugs, hearing care and chiropractic and alternative medicine. The Healthy Savings Card is not insurance.
read more about the Healthy Savings Card

Questions? Call us at 888-791-5995 to discuss your options.

Did You Know... That chronic stress can contribute to dental health problems?

One-third of all Americans are living with extreme stress and almost half feel their stress has increased over the past five years.* This chronic stress can cause an unconscious clenching of the jaw or grinding of the teeth which can lead to damage of