Hear From Your Surgeon, Dr. Saleh
(Expert in General & Cosmetic Dentistry)
As a pioneer in implant dentistry, Dr. Mo Saleh has over 25 years of clinical practice experience and was among the first dentists to incorporate metal-free ceramic dental implants, also known as zirconia dental implants, into clinical practice in 2007.
Along with his amazing staff and dental care team, you’ll be in caring hands for your Vista dental treatments.
See What's Possible: Book Your Complimentary Consult“I tend to focus on the patient’s expectations and dental needs first, then balance that with what I can do for them clinically. Doing the right thing for my patients as a care provider supersedes all else for me. I believe kindness, compassion, understanding, competence and above all integrity are important attributes to care for patients”
– Dr. Mo Saleh
Frequently Asked Questions
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Dental implants are artificial tooth roots made of titanium that provide a permanent base for fixed or removable replacement teeth.
Adults with missing or broken teeth and sufficient jawbone density are typically good candidates. A consultation with one of our dental treatment coordinators will confirm your eligibility.
With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime.
Depending on what implant procedure a patient is receiving, it may be performed under local anesthesia, or a combination of local anesthesia and moderate intravenous sedation. Additionally, our doctor will prescribe mediations to make the healing process more tolerable. These medications are to be taken as needed. Many patients are fine with a combination of Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen
The cost varies depending on the number of implants and any additional surgical enhancements needed.
The full process, including healing time, typically takes several months, but it depends on your individual treatment plan.
Yes, dental implants are a safe, well-established, FDA approved treatment when performed by a qualified professional.
Yes, implants can be used to support dentures for a more stable and secure fit.
Schedule a consultation with our team today. We’ll create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
