At Vista Dental Care in Sparks, we’re passionate about delivering personalized and comprehensive dental care, allowing you to count on results that last. From advanced procedures like dental implants and cosmetic dental services to routine checkups and cleanings, we’re able to take care of virtually all of your needs.
Dr. Vong and Dr. Avendano are highly experienced dentists who are dedicated to providing their patients with exceptional results and first-class service. With advanced training in a variety of treatments, including dental implants, veneers, emergencies, clear aligners, and more, they’re able to meet virtually all of your smile’s needs.
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Our practice is happy to maximize your dental insurance benefits at each of your visits by filing claims on your behalf. If you have any questions about using your insurance, our team would be happy to assist you!
Learn MoreIf your treatment doesn’t fit your budget today, we partner with third-party financing options—including Cherry and CareCredit—that offer 0% APR for qualified applicants. Upon approval, you can split your treatment into smaller, more manageable monthly payments.
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We offer an excellent in-house membership plan for our uninsured patients. Simply pay a set annual fee and receive clear benefits, including all of your needed exams, cleanings, and X-rays for the year, and more!
You might be surprised how many factors go into the cost of your routine dental checkup and teeth cleaning, including if we need to take X-rays and if you have dental insurance. With that said, the average price in the U.S. is between $200 and $350. Again, there’s a chance that your out-of-pocket expenses will be significantly lower (or completely non-existent) depending on if you’re a part of our in-house plan or you are currently insured. Ultimately, the best way to find out the cost is by giving us a call.
Whether you need a specialty treatment to rebuild your smile, like dental implants, or you’re simply overdue for your six-month dental checkup, the last thing we want is for the cost to stand in your way. In other words, don’t hesitate to ask our Sparks dental team about the financial solutions we offer if you’re worried that your care will be too expensive. Between dental insurance, flexible financing, and our very own dental plan, we can work with patients with all sorts of budgets.
Many patients are aware that becoming a dentist requires years and years of schooling, but they aren’t exactly sure what that entails. Basically, the aspiring dentist needs to first earn their bachelor’s degree and apply to an accredited dental school in the U.S. Once they are accepted, they begin rigorous in-classroom and hands on training on preventive care, restorative dentistry, and more. This culminates in a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or a Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree. At this point, they can officially begin their career since they have their license. In order to maintain it, they need to take continuing education hours and pursue advanced training each year. In short, becoming a dentist requires 7+ years of schooling as well as a lifelong commitment to continuing education.
