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You will find multiple dentists along the US-Mexico border but not all of them are qualified to perform quality dental work. In order to find the best dentists, follow our useful tips that will help you choose the right dentists for your oral health needs. Look for Your Dentists Certification: Asociación Dental Mexicana (Similar to the ADA in the US) has over 5,000 dentists in Tijuana alone. Some dentists have even started to apply for membership in the American Dental Association. Other dentists in Mexico have studied in the United States or currently teach there.  Cost vs. Quality: The dentists in Mexico perform quality dental work in Mexico just like dentists in other countries such as the US. However, the prices are lower due to the living cost difference. See the dental work pricing in Mexico and choose the one that you can afford.  Cultural Differences & Freebies: Dentists along the Mexico-US border have complied with the needs and requests of their northern patients: Speak fluent English Provide pick-up to their patients’ from the border, Offer shuttle services included in the cost of the dental treatment or even hotel stay. Ask the dentist about what is included in the cost of your dental work. Questions that can help:  Is the dentist trained abroad? Does he teach or has done fellowship courses? Is the dentist using the latest technology?  Tip: Also prepare a list of questions to ask your dentist regarding your specific procedure to put your mind at ease and make an informed decision for your dental health. 

Mexico is generally a safe country to travel to for dental care. In addition to world-class clinics and dentists, Mexico is an enchanting destination to visit. It is also emerging as a dental tourist destination due to high-quality and affordable dental care. Tourists journey to Mexico to experience archeological spots, spectacular beaches, romantic music, vibrant art and architecture, and most of all, exotic and spicy cuisine. Traveling to any destination like Mexico for medical or dental care posts a lot of safety concerns. You must consider the type of procedure and clinic where you'll get your dental work. You also have to understand the rules and requirements when crossing the border. Here are some useful tips so you could have a safe dental treatment and vacation in Mexico. Border Concerns When traveling to border cities, no immigration visa is required.  However, it is important to have your pertinent travel documents, especially your passport with you all the time. There are no customs checks when you pass the border but there are some limits to what you can bring. You cannot bring the following items into Mexico: bullets, explosives, recreational drugs, fire weapons, narcotics, and vegetables. It is unlawful to remove animals, wild plants, archeological treasures, historic objects, and documents from Mexico. Before Travelling Before traveling, consult a travel health provider for advice tailored to fit your health needs preferable 4-6 weeks before your travel. Secure the appropriate vaccinations you need before your trip. When making the dentist’s appointment, ask the following: How many times do you change gloves? Do you use a steam sterilizer for your instruments between patients? Do you sterilize or disinfect your handpieces or drills? Do you use new needles for every patient? Do you use sterile water during surgical procedures? During treatment at the dentist’s office, observe the following: Is the clinic neat and clean? Does the clinic maintain regular hygiene protocols? Does the staff wear new gloves for every patient and procedure? After Treatment and Heading Home If you will be traveling for a long period of time and you have a partially exposed lower wisdom tooth, consider having it removed to prevent an infection called pericoronitis. It is a type of infection that can cause a major infection to parts of the neck and head. All root canal treatments should be accomplished before traveling to prevent pain and infection due to pressure changes inside the aircraft. If the treatment cannot be finished, your dentist should insert a paste filling (temporary) to decrease risks of infection. Flying after surgery might expose you to risks of developing formation of pulmonary emboli and blood clots. After any surgery, avoid vacation activities such as swimming, sunbathing, drinking alcohol, taking long hours, and engaging in strenuous exercise.  

Mexico is known all over the world as a mecca for dental tourism amongst other things. Many medical tourists actually go for major dental work because of the cost advantages, so it’s common to see patients having multiple crowns, implants and other dental cosmetic procedures. Most dental tourists stay for weeks because of the multiple procedures performed. For example, a patient may opt to have oral prophylaxis (dental cleanings) first, then have his dental crowns removed, a root canal re-do and have dental crowns placed once again. And it will take almost a week to complete all the procedures. His stay may be longer if more major restorations are performed. It also depends on the dentist’s advice as some procedures may require periods of healing. The patient may also inform his dentist beforehand if he wants more procedures performed in short amount of time (especially if he wants to maximize his vacation too.) Some border cities have different specialization in procedures. Let’s take a look at dental destinations and centers in Mexico, along with their areas of specialization. 9 Dental Destinations in Mexico and their Specializations LOS ALGODONES: Specializes in Dental Implants, Laser Dentistry & Cleaning, Oral surgery, Cosmetic Dentistry, Orthodontics (Removable Braces), Endodontics, Periodontics (Gum Disease Treatments), Whitening, Fillings & Extractions, Restorative Dentistry (Crowns, Bridges, Restorations), Diagnostics (X-ray, Laboratory), Implant Dentistry and Root Canal Treatments.   Sani Dental Group, Los Algodones, Mexico Sani Dental Group - Spanish Profile, Los Algodones, Mexico Class Dental Care, Los Algodones, Mexico Dental Solutions Los Algodones, Los Algodones, Mexico Dentallium Dental Solutions, Los Algodones, Mexico Sani Dental Group Platinum, Los Algodones, Mexico TIJUANA: Specializes in Dental Implants, Orthodontics (Removable Braces), Dental Surgery, Dentures, Cosmetic Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry (Crowns, Bridges, Restorations), Periodontics (Gum Disease Treatments), Root Canal Treatments, Tooth Extraction, Pediatric Dental Care, Biological Dentistry & Endodontics, Treatments without metal, Digital X-ray, Ozone, Maxillofacial Surgery and Dental Exam. Dentalia Tijuana, Tijuana, Mexico Dental 6ta & E, Tijuana, Mexico Dental Spana Dental Clinic, Tijuana, Mexico MEXICO CITY: Specializes in Cosmetic Dentistry, Orthodontics (Removable Braces), Endodontics, Periodontics (Gum disease treatments), Restorative Dentistry and Pediatric Dental Care. Dentalia Dental Clinics, Mexico City, Mexico CANCUN: Specializes in Cosmetic Dentistry, Veneers, Implant Dentistry, Porcelain Crowns & Bridges, Tooth-colored Fillings, Tooth Whitening, Pediatric Dental Care, Tooth Extraction and Dental Surgery, Periodontics (Gum disease treatments), Root Canal Treatments, Restorative Dentistry and Orthodontics (Removable braces).   Dentaris Cancun Riviera Maya Dentistry, Cancun, Mexico Dentalia Cancun, Cancun, Mexico PUERTO VALLARTA: Specializes in Porcelain Veneers, Lumineers, Crown & Bridge dentistry, Dental Implants, Implant Supported Dentures and All-on-4, and Teeth Whitening. PV Smile, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico HERMOSILLO: Specializes in Cosmetic Dentistry.  Alianza Medica Global | MCMX , Hermosillo, Mexico GUADALAJARA: Specializes in Dental Implants, Veneers, Dentures, Teeth Whitening, Pediatric Dental Care and Restorative Dentistry. Dentalia Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico PLAYA DEL CARMEN: Specializes in Dental Implantology, Teeth Care, Veneers, Dentures, Teeth Whitening, Pediatric Dental Care and Restorative Dentistry. Dentalia Playa Del Carmen, Playa Del Carmen, Mexico METEPEC: Specialization in CEREC and CAD/CAM. CEREC is a computerized system used for producing of "onlays", "inlays", veneers, partial crowns, all-ceramic full crowns and bridges (fixed types). UBEDENTAL Dental Clinic, Metepec, Mexico