After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland, College Park,Dr.Saccoh went on to earn his dental degree from the University of Maryland, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. During his time there, he was awarded the Prosthodontic Honor Award and Ferdinand Gorgas Honor Award for academic excellence.

After graduating from dental school, Dr. Saccoh completed a residency in advanced dental education at the Veterans Affairs hospital in Washington D.C. During this time, he also completed surgical rotations at the Washington Hospital Center in Washington D.C.

Dr. Saccoh has worked in various practices in Harford County and throughout Southern Maryland. He has also volunteered his services to those in need as part of programs serving Baltimore, the homeless community, and various churches.

Dr. Saccoh is known for listening to the needs of his patients and taking the time to build strong, long-lasting relationships. Our patient testimonials and reviews describe the exceptional service that so many patients have come to depend on over the years:

Dr. Saccoh and his staff are very professional and personable. They listen to their clients needs and additionally, appear to be genuinely concerned about putting their clients at ease during stressful moments. Procedural visits are explained in detail prior to the session. Timely follow-up visits are scheduled. And lastly, Dr. Saccoh typically ends his visit by proving an opportunity for his client to ask any lingering questions that werent addressed throughout the visit. I give Dr. Saccoh and his staff a 10.

I absolutely love how friendly and professional everybody is at FCI dental. Dr. Mohamed is an amazing dentist, so friendly and funny and he knows what he is doing. I would highly recommend anyone to him. This is the best dentist I have ever been too! I have a fear of going to the dentist and get bad anxiety and everyone was very kind, understanding and patient and made me feel so comfortable.

Dental implants are strong titanium posts that are surgically inserted into your jawbone where natural teeth are missing. The titanium dental implants actas artificial tooth roots to whichlifelike crowns, bridges, and dentures can be attached. Dentistry professionals consider implants to be the best way to replace missing teeth because they provide support to the jawbone, prevent bone recession, and keep restorations like dentures securely in place.

After placing your implants, Dr.Saccoh will attach a lifelike dental restoration.This dental restoration is designed to renew your smile and boost your confidence. Itcan also make it easier to eathealthy foods like crunchy fruits and veggies.

When natural teeth are missing, your jawbone can shrink and weaken. This can give your face a shrunken appearance. Implants encourage strongbone growth, and the attached restorations can make your face look full and healthy.

In this video, Dr. Mohamed Saccoh discusses dental implants. Implants can replace one tooth or several teeth. Implants are the only tooth replacement option that help maintain the bone around the tooth.

Dreaming of a smile where missing teeth are replaced with bright, healthy-looking restorations? Dr. Saccoh of Family, Cosmetic & Implant Dental Care in Joppa, MD, can make your dream a reality with dental implants and implant-supported restorations.

Dr. Saccoh is ahighly experienced dentist who uses top-quality dental materials and the latest technological advancements in dentistry to ensure that your dental implant procedure will be effective and comfortable from start to finish.

I have to say I was in bad shape when I first got to them and embarrased of my teeth but they made me feel so good and they didn't look down on me or judge me. And the teeth they fixed are so beautiful and I had absolutely no pain. They are really 10 stars and I recommend everyone to come here...I have been to a lot of different dentists and hands down the best experience I ever had...

Certified dentists are at the top of their profession. To become certified, Dr. Saccoh underwent specialized dental implant training and had to pass a rigorous exam given by a board of dental experts.

Dr. Saccoh uses advanced 3-D cone beam scanners, CEREC same-day tooth restoration technology, and digital intraoral cameras to make dental implant procedures as effective, comfortable, and convenient as possible.

Delaying important dental treatments like implant surgery due to a fear of pain or dentists can affect your oral and overall health. Dr. Saccoh offers safe and effective sedation dentistry to help you feel calm and comfortable.

Dr. Saccoh has received specialized training and education in the implant, neuromuscular, and cosmetic dentistry fields that many dentists have not. He was alsorequired to pass a difficult exam given by a board of his peers.

Dr. Saccoh's Joppa and Bel Air, MD, area patients receive individualized attention, with customized treatment plans that fit within their schedules and budgets. He will even follow up with you after treatments are done.

I have to say I was in bad shape when I first got to them and embarrased of my teeth but they made me feel so good and they didn't look down on me or judge me. And the teeth they fixed are so beautiful and I had absolutely no pain. They are really 10 stars and I recommend everyone to come here... I have been to a lot of different dentists and hands down the best experience I ever had. Now I can be healthy again with my beautiful teeth.

Dental crowns are essentially custom-made caps that are fixed directly on the surface of damaged teeth. Made from stain-resistant porcelain ceramic, crowns can last a decade or longer with proper care and oral hygiene.

Crowns can also be placed over anchor teeth to effectively hold a dental bridge in place. Bridges not only restore the appearance of your teeth but improve your dental function, allowing you to chew properly and speak clearly. Meanwhile, the restorations balance your bite and prevent other teeth from shifting out of place, helping you avoid costly dental procedures in the future.

While some dental problems are obvious, such as a missing tooth, other times, damage and decay will not present any noticeable symptoms. It is best to attend regular checkups with our dentist so we can spot and treat issues early on.

A full mouth reconstruction is a custom treatment plan that Dr. Saccoh can design to meet your unique oral health needs. Just like no two smiles are the same, no two full mouth reconstructions are the same.

At our dental practice in Joppa, MD, we have the skills and technology to complete every phase of your treatment in-house. When you work with Dr. Saccoh, you won't have to visit different specialists all over town.

In this video, Dr. Mohamed Saccoh discusses the full mouth restoration process for someone who suffers from long-term teeth grinding. First, the patient needs an appropriate diagnosis. Then, we will likely recommend an orthotic before completing the full mouth restoration.

In some circumstances, the best option for restoring a patient's oral health and improving their quality of life is to remove what remains of the natural teeth and provide a custom denture. Thanks to All-on-4, dentures are more secure, functional, and comfortable than ever.

In the past, implant-supported dentures could require as many as eight dental implants to remain in place. Now, with the All-on-4 method, Dr. Saccoh can attach a complete denture to only four dental implants. Because the implants are specially designed and inserted at a precise angle, many patients can receive All-on-4 dentures without going through preparatory bone grafting.

Not all dentists are qualified to offer All-on-4, but Dr. Saccoh of Joppa, MD, is not like most dentists. As a member of the prestigious International Congress of Oral Implantologists, Dr. Saccoh has the skill and experience required to both surgically place dental implants and attach the implant-supported denture.

An infected tooth can cause pain, and the infection can spread throughout your body if it is not treated. Our dentist can restore health to your tooth through root canal therapy. In many cases, he can place a permanent crown over the tooth on the same day thanks to CEREC crown-milling technology.

Crowns are dental restorations that resemble natural teeth. A traditional crown is used as a cap to protect a compromised tooth, while an implant-supported crown is attached to a dental implant to replace a missing tooth. Our office in Joppa, MD, features a state-of-the-art CEREC crown-milling machine, which enables our dentist to design and manufacture a permanent crown in less than an hour.

In addition to implant-supported dentures, our dentist also offers traditional full and partial dentures. Like all of our restorations, our dentures are completely natural-looking and custom-designed to fit comfortably in your mouth.

Dentists use fillings to replace tissue after cavity treatment. Dr. Saccoh uses tooth-colored fillings that are much less noticeable than traditional metal fillings. Many full mouth reconstructions involve removing old metal fillings and replacing them with tooth-colored alternatives.

Did you know that health issues in your mouth and the alignment of your bite can affect the muscles in your jaw? Many patients who require full mouth reconstructions experience jaw pain or clicking and popping sensations when they open their mouths. Dr. Saccoh can design your full mouth reconstruction so that it addresses the issues affecting your temporomandibular joints (TMJs).

If you do not have dental insurance, or if your insurance does not cover everything, we can help you apply for financing through CareCredit, a healthcare lender that enables you to pay for dentistry in manageable monthly installments.

Full mouth reconstructions are mostly focused on restoring oral health and basic function to patients with severely compromised teeth and gums. However, many patients choose to take their treatments a step further by enhancing the aesthetics of their smiles through cosmetic dentistry.

At Family, Cosmetic & Implant Dental Care, we offer many cosmetic solutions, including dental veneers. Veneers are thin shells that Dr. Saccoh can attach to the surfaces of your teeth, obscuring imperfections like stains, chips, and cracks.