No charge. You’ll get a diagnosis and an estimated budget at the end of the visit.

Checks, credit, and debit cards (4% extra fee). Ask when scheduling.

Yes. They handle the paperwork; contact them with your details to verify coverage.

About 10–15 minutes.

Small clinic lot (2 cars) out front, or park on the U.S. side in a lot next to the border (~300 m from the clinic).

To offer affordable prices – claims of up to ~80% savings vs. U.S./Canada, using the same procedures, equipment, materials, and brands.

Yes. It’s a small city known as a dental hub and is patrolled by regular and tourist police.

Yes – staff speak English fluently.

Dental implants are a top solution; bridges are another stable, natural-looking option.

Depends on the case; if needed, they’ll provide a prescription at the end.

Yes. Typically 4–6 implants plus a 12-unit bridge for a permanent replacement.

Opens 6:00 a.m., closes 10:00 p.m.

We recommend U.S. citizens bring one of: U.S. passport, passport card, enhanced driver’s license, or trusted traveler card.

We can arrange a special promo with a hotel called “El Centro”: usually rooms at ~$30/night.