Cabo San Lucas Offers Great Mexican Dental Vacations - Pressbox

Just be sure you get a Board Certified Dental Association dentist when in Mexico for the best work.

Cabo Surf Hotel - Seven Seas Restaurant patio dining.

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US Dentist Dr. Nelson Henry's Mexico Dentist Guide Features Mexican Dental Vacations to Cabo, Los Algodones, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun and Tijuana with Board Certified Dentists for the best dentistry in Mexico!

Mexico Dentist Guide is owned by Dr. Nelson Henry DMD. He is a former owner of 2 dental clinics in Maine USA, semi-retired and now staying active sending patients on Mexican dental vacations where they can afford large treatments. 

CABO IS THE BEST DENTAL VACATION DESTINATION IN MEXICO! By Certified Dentists Internationale'

CABO SAN LUCAS MEXICO DENTAL VACATION

Certified Dentists internationale’ offers the very best certified dentists in the best dental tourism destinations the world over including Cabo San Lucas - Mexico's top dental vacation destination.  

Cabo and San Jose del Cabo (aka Los Cabos) are visited by over 2.5 million tourists annually. Located at the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula 900 miles south of San Diego California it’s famed for perfect beaches, warm pristine waters and a multitude of exciting things for visitors of all ages to do from big game fishing and golf to zip lining, fine dining and much more!

FIND THE BEST DENTIST IN MEXICO Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun, Tijuana, Los Algodones Review by Travel Writer David Mandich

The best dentists in Mexico - whether in Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Tijuana, Cancun or Los Algodones will always be Board Certified Dentists. They cost the same a far-less skilled general dentists. You don't have to accept 2nd best dentists in Mexico.

By David Mandich,  Mexico Travel Writer

Photo - Cabo San Lucas Bay from Pedregal by David Mandich 

Lets talk about Mexican dentists. Quality can be problematic and here’s why. General dentists in Mexico untrained in dental implants, cosmetic dentistry, root canals etc. can legally attempt advanced dental procedures by practicing on unsuspecting patients. Did that wake you up?  If not, read it again. 

This situation is not the result of any conspiracy, or criminality – just less consumer protection laws. It used to be the same situation in the US many decades ago.  But the Mexican government does not get in the way of any general dentists in Mexico who want to learn advanced dentistry the old-fashioned way – by trial and error on their patients (that’s you, me and Jose').

But it gets worse - especially in the smaller Mexican border towns. There you can find many clinics which prey on desperate US patients operated by illegal alien unlicensed dentists from Central America (and the USA), dental school drop-outs,  dental technicians and worse – clinics operated by businessmen and American Insurance companies stocked with dental school grads doing (attempting) specialist work at minimal wages.

May God protect you if you get one of those nice young dentists learning root canals at your expense.