Dr. Fateh Arslan, DDS, MS
Dr. Fateh Arslan is an orthodontist at Fiesta Orthodontics in San Antonio and a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, certified in 2018 and currently in active status. You can verify that yourself in the ABO’s public directory.
Board certification
Dr. Arslan is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics. His status in the ABO’s public Orthodontist Locator reads Board Certified – Active: originally certified in February 2018, most recently certified in June 2026, valid through December 2038 (American Board of Orthodontics, Orthodontist Locator, read September 2026).
Board certification in orthodontics is voluntary and it is not the same thing as a license. An orthodontist becomes a Diplomate by passing a written examination and then presenting completed patient cases to examiners who assess the finished results against published standards. It has to be renewed, so it reflects current standing rather than a one-off achievement.
You do not have to take our word for any of this, and we would rather you did not. Search “Arslan” in the American Board of Orthodontics Orthodontist Locator at americanboardortho.com and read the record yourself. A practice cannot be board certified — only a person can — so the right question to ask any office is which named clinician holds it.
Training
- Doctor of Dental Surgery — University of Kalamoon. Where his dental training began.
- Master of Science and Certificate in Orthodontics — Jacksonville University. The specialist training that makes an orthodontist rather than a general dentist.
- Craniofacial fellowship — University of the Pacific, in craniofacial orthodontics.
Where he practices
Dr. Arslan treats children, teens and adults at both Fiesta Orthodontics offices in San Antonio:
- West — 10865 Shaenfield Rd Ste 1111, San Antonio, TX 78254
- East — 6658 Summer Fest Dr Suite 104, San Antonio, TX 78244
- One line for both offices: (210) 693-0444
Both addresses and that phone number are the ones published in his own ABO record, so the entry in the board’s directory and the entry on this page describe the same practice.