Quick answers for East Mesa patients
Researching dental implants in East Mesa usually comes down to three questions: where is the office, what will treatment cost, and how does it fit your calendar, especially if you spend part of the year out of state? This page answers those questions first, then covers pricing, same-day crowns, All-on-4, veneers, and financing for patients living east of the Superstition Freeway.
- Office location: 633 N Gilbert Rd, Mesa, AZ 85203. There is no East Mesa office. One Mesa location serves the area, reached from the Superstition corridor by heading west on the US-60.
- Single implant price: from $2,900, complete with the fixture, abutment, and crown.
- All-on-4 price: $15,999-$20,000 per arch, quoted in writing before treatment.
- Consultation: free, and it includes 3D imaging.
- Doctors: Dr. Joshua Baer and Dr. Carlos Rogel see patients at the Mesa office. The group was founded by Dr. Revan Dawood, DMD.
What dental implants cost near East Mesa
A single dental implant at Glisten Dental Mesa starts from $2,900, and that figure is complete: the implant fixture placed in the bone, the abutment that connects it, and the crown you chew with. When you compare prices across the East Valley, ask each office whether the number you were quoted includes all three parts. Some quotes cover only the fixture, which makes the real total hard to see. For patients budgeting on a set income, a complete number matters far more than a low starting figure.
Your exact fee depends on your mouth, not on a menu. Bone volume, gum health, the number of teeth being replaced, and whether an extraction or grafting is needed can all change the plan. That is why the free consultation includes 3D imaging: it lets the doctor measure bone and map the implant position before anyone quotes you a number.
Before treatment begins, you receive a written, line-by-line estimate that lists every step and its cost. If you do not have dental insurance, the Mesa implant cost guide explains the same pricing in more detail, and the dental implants page walks through the procedure itself.
Same-day CEREC crowns in one visit
Crowns come early in this page for a reason: for many East Mesa patients, a crown is the most urgent need, and it is also the easiest treatment to fit into a tight schedule. Glisten Dental Mesa uses CEREC technology to design, mill, and place a ceramic crown in a single appointment. There is no temporary crown and no return visit two weeks later.
Pricing is straightforward: crowns run $900-$1,500 depending on material. The written estimate tells you which material the doctor recommends and why before any work starts. For seasonal residents, one-visit crowns solve a familiar problem: a cracked tooth in February no longer means scrambling to find a dentist up north in March.
Read more about the process on the dental crowns page, or see the full breakdown on the Mesa crown cost page.
Implant candidacy and the treatment journey
Candidacy is decided by the 3D scan, not by your age. Adults well into their 70s and 80s are often good candidates when bone volume is adequate and the gums are healthy. Smoking and certain conditions, such as diabetes that is not well controlled, can slow healing and may shape the plan, so bring a medication list and your health history to the consultation.
The journey usually runs in stages. After the consult and written estimate, the implant fixture is placed in a single visit. The bone then needs time to fuse with the implant, which in many cases takes a few months. Once healing is confirmed, the abutment and crown complete the tooth. In many cases that final crown can be made in one visit with CEREC.
Seasonal residents can use that timeline to their advantage. Many winter residents schedule the consultation and placement early in the season, let healing happen while they are in Mesa, and finish the crown before heading home in the spring. Others place the implant one season and restore it the next. The doctors plan the sequence around your travel dates rather than the other way around.
All-on-4 when a full arch is failing
For patients missing most or all of the teeth in an arch, All-on-4 replaces the whole arch with a fixed bridge supported by four implants. The price at Glisten Dental Mesa is $15,999-$20,000 per arch, quoted per arch rather than as one lump full-mouth figure, so you can restore one arch now and plan the other later if needed. Because pricing is per arch, seasonal residents sometimes complete one arch during a winter stay and schedule the second for a later season.
Patients who have worn a removable denture for years often want two things from All-on-4: teeth that stay in place while eating and speaking, and a plan they can budget for on paper. The free consultation with 3D imaging shows whether your bone can support the approach, and the estimate spells out each cost before you decide. See the All-on-4 page for how the treatment works.
Veneers: preview your new smile before you commit
Implants replace missing teeth; veneers reshape the ones you still have. Longtime Mesa residents often come in after years of worn edges, chips, or staining that whitening no longer fixes. At Glisten Dental Mesa, a veneers case runs $7,000-$15,000 for an 8-veneer smile makeover, priced per case rather than per tooth. The right number of veneers for you depends on how many teeth show when you smile, which the doctor reviews with you at the consultation.
The part patients tend to like first is the Smile Preview: a free digital preview of your new smile, built from photos and scans, so you can see the intended result before any enamel is touched. Details on materials and shade choices are on the veneers page, and the veneers cost page breaks down what drives the case price.
Why East Mesa patients make the drive to Gilbert Rd
From neighborhoods east of the Superstition Freeway, the office is a direct trip: west on the US-60, then north to 633 N Gilbert Rd. Patients coming from the Loop 202 side of East Mesa can connect to the 60 or take surface streets west. There is no second Glisten location in East Mesa; the Mesa office is the one that serves the area. When several steps can be combined into one visit, the team does that, which matters when you are crossing town.
What patients find when they arrive: a free implant consultation with 3D imaging, CEREC same-day crowns, written line-by-line estimates, and two doctors, Dr. Baer and Dr. Rogel, who present options rather than pressure. The group was founded by Dr. Revan Dawood, DMD. For longtime Mesa families, it is the kind of office where the treatment plan and the price arrive together, on paper, before any work begins.
Financing and insurance, stated plainly
Two financing options are available: Cherry and CareCredit. Both let approved patients split a treatment plan into monthly payments, and the front desk can walk you through an application before you commit to anything. Details are on the financing page.
On insurance: many dental plans cover around 50% of major services such as crowns, up to an annual maximum, though your plan may pay more, less, or nothing at all. Implant coverage varies even more widely between plans. The office verifies benefits before treatment and folds the numbers into your written estimate, so the estimate reflects what your plan is actually expected to pay.
Questions East Mesa patients ask
I only winter in the Superstition area. Can implant treatment work around that?
Yes, in most cases. The staged nature of implant treatment actually suits a seasonal schedule: consultation and placement early in your stay, healing during the winter months, and the final crown before you head home. If your timeline is shorter, tell the team your dates at the free consultation and they will tell you honestly what can and cannot be finished this season.
Do you have an office in East Mesa?
No. Glisten Dental has one Mesa office at 633 N Gilbert Rd, west of the Superstition Freeway. East Mesa patients reach it by heading west on the US-60. We would rather be straight about that than pretend otherwise.
Is the free consultation really free?
Yes. The implant consultation, including the 3D imaging, costs nothing. You leave with a diagnosis, options, and a written estimate, and you are free to take that estimate home and think about it.
How do I know the final cost before I commit?
The written, line-by-line estimate lists every step of your plan with its price before treatment starts. If something clinical changes mid-treatment, the office discusses it with you before proceeding rather than adding it to a bill afterward.
Book your free consultation
The first step is the free implant consultation with 3D imaging. You will meet the doctor, see your scan, and leave with a written estimate you can review at home.
Call 602-932-2555 to book a free consultation, or use the /contact/ page.
Glisten Dental Mesa, 633 N Gilbert Rd, Mesa, AZ 85203. Phone 602-932-2555.