Showing posts with label cabo dental vacation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabo dental vacation. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

New Mexican Dental Assocation - Certified Dentists Internationale' Features top Board Certified Dentists in Los Algodones, Puerto Vallarta, Tijuana and Cabo San Lucas


Cabo San Lucas resorts are popular with Mexico dental vacation patients



The dental association Certified Dentists Internationale’ will find you the best dental tourism places in Mexico and top board certified dentists with affordable dental prices. 

Summary:  Certified Dentists Internationale’ the international division of the decades old Board Certified Mexico Dental Association, offers board certified dentist referrals, free estimates, dental vacation information and more.in Mexico's most popular dental vacation destinations.  They offer top certified dentists in Baja California including Cabo, Tijuana and Los Algodones 

Seeing a new dentist in Mexico can be an intimidating thing for many first time dental tourism patients. Despite the fact that one can literally save $1,000’s on their major dental work abroad with 50 to 70% savings being often the case. Tens of thousands of US and Canadians head south for their dentistry annually so you will not be alone. 

Board Certified Dentists Internationale’ offers those considering dental travel to Mexico great services that make the journey a lot easier.

Saturday, October 4, 2014

A DENTAL VACATION IS MORE FUN Than Just a Root Canal!

Dental tourism news from the NY Times, about dental travel, dental holidays, dental vacation, Mexico dental vacation, dental prices, Cabo dental vacation, Puerto Vallarta dental vacation, Asia dental travel, Cabo news, Australia dental tourism


 A Dental Vacation is More Fun Than Just a Root Canal!
Posted in Dental Tourism by doasisserbia
Source: New York Times

By CAMILLE SWEENEY

California hairstylist and makeup artist Jennifer Gates  hadn’t seen a dentist in years when she got the call last spring. Her father, Jerry Halley, 64, phoned to say he desperately needed crowns for a few back teeth and other work. Without insurance, Mr. Halley, who owns a landscaping business in Oregon, would have to pay the estimated $8,000 bill.

  “We all needed quality dental care, fast,” said Ms. Gates, whose own dental-work estimate was $20,000 and whose immediate family was also uninsured. “So, I started planning.” Ms. Gates found a reputable dentist through the Board Certified Mexico Dentist Association. Six weeks later, Ms. Gates flew to join her parents for a week of massages and tanning in Cabo, Mexico, punctuated, in her case, by daily visits to a dentist.