Implants, Cosmetic, Periodontal Dentistry In Mexico
City in Mexico
If you get dentistry In Mexico, go to a specialist.
For dentistry in Mexico, like implants, cosmetic and periodontal procedures, I recommend Dr. Aguirre M. DDS in N. Progreso, Mexico. He has done work on my mouth and I have referred several people to him. For general dentistry, I still recommend Universal Dental. For specialized treatments, Dr. Aguirre is my choice. Naturally, he speaks impeccable English (he was educated in the USA and Mexico). His staff from the office manager to the dental assistants also speak English well.
When it comes to dentistry In Mexico, he is completely professional but takes time to listen to his patients and skillfully diagnose you as a person, not a number. As a precautionary diagnosis, he ordered a panoramic X-ray and discovered a tooth of mine that was just starting to become impacted. He saved me from months of letting it go until it became more serious. As long as I had a hole in my teeth, I had him do an implant.
Once he saved me from a series of expensive and painful periodontal treatments by a periodontist who needed to make a house payment. Dr. X. prescribed a specialized prescription mouthwash, followed by a regimen of Crest Pro-Health. That was years ago and my gums are fine now. He is not a periodontist (the nearest one is in Matamoros and no I don’t know how to contact him). But Dr. Aguirre did a residency in periodontics and is quite knowledgeable in this area.
Dr. Aguirre is a certified implantologist. This means he has completed all necessary schooling and keeps up his credentials and training on the most modern techniques. He has over 1,000 hours of continuing education. He is a member of the following professional dental associations:
| ADM | Mexican Dental Assn. |
| ADA | American Dental Assn. |
| AAID | American Academy of Implant Dentistry |
| FDI | Federación Dental Internacionál (France – where he teaches) |
| ICOI | International Congress of Oral Implantology |
| ADNP | N. Progreso Dental Assn. (Past President) |
| Procedure | Sub Category | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Implants | Basic | $1,500-$1,800 | Basic implants, abutment, and crowns. |
| Implants | Strautman | $2,000-$2,500 | Straumann implant’s price varies depending on the case as needed. This is the absolutely world’s best name brand implant hence the cost. |
| Implants | General Info | All implant estimates include post, crown, and any temporaries we need to do. | |
| Implants | Full mouth-no teeth | The price is very tremendously depending on if we do implants with a screw-retained partial denture, a bar on top before implants, or six implants with non-removable porcelain teeth. For the Lord will usually do two miniature implants on top of a denture that snaps on and off. That ranges from about $3200 as high as $3800 depending on the number of implants in the types of dentures we use |
His office accepts VI, MC, and of course, cash and checks (with a discount). Should you choose to use a credit card, it will be charged by his USA merchant account so you won’t pay a foreign transaction fee. Below are some representative prices.
His office accepts VI, MC, and of course, cash. Should you choose to use a credit card, it will be charged by his USA merchant account so you won’t pay a foreign transaction fee. Below are some representative prices.
| Procedure | Sub Category | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleaning | Deep | $80 per quadrant |
I’m so glad to see that I can get a qualified dentist that does implants, in Nueavo Progresso,Mexico. I lived in Mercedes, for 10 years and worked at VBMC, as a Winter Texan, and night charge nurse, on the Comprehensive Medical Unit, in Harlingen, Texas. I’m back in my home state of Wisconsin, now, but am in need of several implants, due to damaged to my teeth when I was run down inside of the Weslaco, TX. Wal-Mart, New Years Eve, 2008. The man had kidnapped and murtered his estranged girlfriendat an HEB, in Harlingen, then fled from police, in a stolen car. At the time, I was too badly injured to seek dental attention. Because of my severe injuries, I was unable to return to my job so I was financially unable to address the damage to my teeth. I am hoping to be able to return to Texas, to address this issue, hopefully, in the coming fall or late winter, before or after Winter Texan season is over. I’m very familiar with coming to Progresso, as I made the trip, to shop, and also brought my son, for some extensive dental work. It was better than anything he ever got in the U.S.! I am wondering what of lead time you would need when I am in a position to come. I know that most of the northerner’s are there after Christmas, and leave April 1st. Thank You, R. Cooper, R.N.