Worried about the cost of your full mouth reconstruction in the US or Canada? Mexico offers an alternative to high prices at home, and you can combine treatment with a fabulous vacation at the same time.
Every year more and more people are traveling south of the border to obtain more affordable dental and healthcare. This phenomenon can be attributed to the rising costs of dental care in the US, Canada, and Europe. Promising state-of-the-art technology and facilities, it is clear why people are spending their vacation time in hopes of finding inexpensive, high-quality dental treatments in Mexico.
For a complicated procedure such as a full mouth restoration, outsourcing the procedure to Mexico can save you thousands. Read on to find out more with Dental Departures.
Why Should I Go to Mexico for Care When I Already Have a Dentist?
The answer is simple: the price.
In Mexico, dental care costs approximately 70% less than what you would pay in a western country like Australia, the USA, New Zealand, Italy, or Germany. For many people around the world without comprehensive dental insurance, dental care is simply unaffordable, especially if it is merely for cosmetic treatment.
While a full mouth restoration can cost tens of thousands in the US, that same course of treatment in Mexico is available for at least two-thirds less.
I Don’t Know Anything About Mexico. Where Should I Go?
While there are quite literally thousands of clinics offering dental procedures throughout the country, it's the border towns and cities like Los Algodones where you'll find the best value for money with clinics especially catering to international patients who can conveniently cross over from one of the Southern States.
For clinics in Los Algodones...
- Sani Dental Group is a popular option. With over 30 treatment rooms, they can cater to all of your dental needs. Dental surgeons here are fluent in both English and Spanish, with the majority of their patients coming from overseas.
What Does a Full Mouth Restoration Entail?
A full mouth restoration describes a variety of procedures but the overall goal is to improve oral health while fixing uneven, yellowing teeth. It can involve everything from everyday dentistry to more complicated restorative and cosmetic procedures, all of which is dependent on the patient's particular needs.
Procedures may include:
- Fillings
- Professional teeth cleaning
- Scaling/polishing
- Teeth whitening
- Crowns and bridges
- Root canal therapy
- Implants, such as All-on-4® treatment concept by Nobel Biocare, to replace a whole arch of teeth
- All-on-6 implants
- Veneers
The first step, regardless of the required treatment, is a consultation with the dentist. They will meet with you, determine your needs, assess your budget, and recommend treatment.
For basic procedures, you can expect to start and finish on the same day. For advanced work, you may have to return for more surgeries after a few months.
Are Dentists in Mexico Well Qualified?
The simple answer is: Yes, they are - but not all. This is why it pays to book through a trusted site like ours, as we have background checked the qualifications, experience and affiliations of every dentist we work with. If they are not qualified, they won't be on our site.
Our partner dentists in Mexico will have degrees from their local universities and colleges, and many hold specialist qualifications from dental schools in the US and Europe. In addition, we list affiliations and memberships with professional boards such as the American Dental Association.
What's Next?
If you would like a free quote to cost full mouth restorations in Mexico, visit our website or speak to our Customer Care Team. Or if you are ready to book your appointment, you can do so right here any time of the day or night, at no charge to you.
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American Dental Association. Website accessed: 27 January 2021. https://www.ada.org/en
Oral Health. WHO. 25 March 2020. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/oral-health
Anatomy of a smile makeover. Dentistry IQ. Website accessed: 27 January 2021. https://www.dentistryiq.com/dentistry/restorative-cosmetic-and-whitening/article/16348488/anatomy-of-a-smile-makeover
Crowns. Dental Health. Website accessed: 27 January 2021. https://www.dentalhealth.org/crowns