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Robert
Mansueto

Robert F Mansueto DDS

Exalt founder Dr. Robert Mansueto works hard to help other health care professionals create retirement savings from funds that would otherwise be lost to unnecessary tax or risk investments. Dr. Robert Mansueto founded the company in 2002 to “diagnose” his peers’ financial health and develop personalized “treatment plans” to assist them with tax savings and advanced retirement planning strategies.

Possessing more than 30 years of experience in the dental industry and a long, successful history of selling the dental implant product he invented, Dr. Robert Mansueto serves as both an expert and innovator. In his prior capacity, Dr. Robert Mansueto owned two different dental practices in California, the first in Coronado and the second in La Jolla. In both roles, Dr. Robert Mansueto specialized in dental implants. Among Dr. Robert Mansueto’s most significant accomplishments, he established dental bite correction as a viable treatment for migraine symptoms.

Dr. Robert Mansueto attended the University of Southern California, where he played football with former National League Football player Lynn Swann. Following three years of undergraduate study, Dr. Robert Mansueto was accepted into a doctoral program as a result of his aptitude and high grade point average. Dr. Robert Mansueto pursued his D.D.S at the University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry. After finishing his Residency in Oral Surgery at the United States Navy Dental Corps, Dr. Robert Mansueto remained in the department briefly as Interim Head of Oral Surgery. Culminating his training with a Fellowship at the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and training at the Misch International Implant Institute at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Robert Mansueto was well-prepared for a thriving dental career.


Robert Mansueto's Schools

Robert Mansueto's Companies

  		•  AmerOss Implant Company 2010 - San Diego, California
    General Manager
    General Manager and Director of Operations Oversee manufacturing , quality cintrol, and sales and marketing worldwide Inventor/developer of system most innovative system in the dental industry today
  		• Exalt Financial 2002 - San Diego, California
    CEO/Founder
    Pension, Tax Reduction, asset Protection Specialist Aquiring information from Doctor clients, and assisting in design and implimentation of Tax deductable Pension Plans Top 1% of producers in the Industry for several years Innovator/Developer of Unique Tax deductable savings Plan for doctors only
  		• California Implant Centers 2001 - 2005 - La Jolla, California
    Owner/Director
    Implant Oriented Dental Practice Continuing Education Providor for the California State Board Fellow in the American Academy of Implant DEntistry

Robert Mansueto's Publications

  • Implant Dentistry: A History, Robert Mansueto
    October, 2011
    By Dr. Robert Mansueto

    Endosseous implants—implants embedded directly into bone—date back more than a thousand years, to the ancient Mayans. In the first part of the 20th century, researchers in Honduras found a partial skull of a young female from the ancient Mayan era and noticed that she had three pieces of shell in place of three teeth. Originally thought to have been a death ritual, these fragments were proven by a Brazilian professor of dentistry to have been implanted when she was alive.

    Needless to say, we have come a long way from using shells to replace missing teeth. Throughout the 1800s, professionals tried a variety of alloys, including gold and platinum, to fill sockets from which teeth had been extracted. However, long-term success rates for these procedures were extremely low.

    In the years following World War II, a doctor by the name of Norman Goldberg opened a dental practice in Providence, Rhode Island, where he began to experiment with certain metals and develop prototypes for a new generation of implants. He collaborated with Dr. Aaron Gershkoff to develop subperiosteal implants, implants that are placed on top of the jawbone but beneath the gums. They constructed their first subperiosteal implant in 1948.

    The following year, they published an article in Dental Digest, thoroughly describing their research and successful implementation of their technique. The piece sparked great interest among dental professionals throughout the country. After conducting more research and putting together material for almost a decade, Dr. Gershkoff and Dr. Goldberg released the first implant dentistry textbook in 1957.

    Owing to the success of their research and their ambition to improve the field of implant dentistry, these 2 doctors, along with 11 fellow dental professionals, founded the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) in 1951. Today, implant dentistry is recognized as the preferred tooth replacement method, and the AAID boasts a team of over 3,500 individual practitioners, specialists, general dentists, and others.

    Dr. Robert Mansueto worked in implant dentistry for over 30 years. He currently presides over and runs Exalt, a financial services company for health care professionals. He earned his degree in 1976, when he was just 23 years old, becoming the youngest person in the United States to graduate with a D.D.S. In 2000, he became a Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry.