General Anesthesia for dental treatments Los Algodones

Just two weeks ago I visited Circle Dental because of the pain in many of my molars. My X-rays showed that I needed three teeth pulled an implant. After my X-ray was done and Dr.Jimenez recommended that I have 1 implant, 1 root canal, three extractions, 2 bone grafts, 1 post build up, and 27 crowns, plus I opted to be put under. The price I would have paid after I get my crown put on my implant is only 6500. All of that work only took two days for them to complete. I have had nothing but compliments. All of my pain is gone. This would have cost me 30k-40k in the states. Thanks. The staff is great. I was picked up from my hotel in Yuma AZ and drop of after my visit to the Dentist. The driver Alex I think that is his name was very hospitable. All of the staff spoke English and the building was clean.

Great people, Very professional. Great prices. So far so good! Next round in 6 months.

Great service someone met me in the parking lot at took me directly to the dentist no waiting. Got my dentures repaired and 2 fillings and had my teeth cleaned. I highly recommend this place.

My trip to Algodones Mexico began with my local dentist here in Northern California,Napa ,to be exact,quoted me a price of something around $10,000 to do one implant which would support a small 2 tooth bridge Plus a root canal and one crown on another tooth. The lady in charge of administering our pension fund medical benefits, when asked to consult on this issue, mentioned that her husband had trouble to Mexico and received excellent dental work which would've cost approximately $45,000 here in California for approximately $7500 in Mexico . I begin to research possibilities for dental care in Mexico and eventually through many phone calls and the help of people at the confident smile dental studios and the ladies at the online web service named dental departures I was able to set up a consultation appointment with Dr. Daniel Gaspar I traveled to Mexico And did a full consultation with the doctor. It was determined that I needed six implants to in some cases replace teeth and in other places firmly anchored in a new bridge where an existing bridge was old and tired. I was so impressed with the quality of the work and the ability of the staff to share their thinking with me and point out other ways to improve the dental health of my mouth that I eventually did more work in terms of replacing old crowns with new crowns doing a root canal's were they could work proactively to maintain my dental health. Eventually I was able to do a full mouth restoration and my teeth are strong healthy, and attractive. If I had done this work here in the United States it would have cost between 40 and $50,000 as it turns Out this work eventually caused about 9500 in Mexico. I receive $3000 in Delta dental benefits each year and have been able to use almost the entire amount over A two-year span. Therefore my 40,000two $50,000 dental bill here in the states ended up being about 3500 to myself doing the work in Mexico. The entire staff of this dental facility have become like old friends or as they say in Hawaii,Kamahina. I did make five separate trips to Mexico for this work which for me was easy because I'm a retired person this might be a problem for someone with tight time constraints but the amount of money saved in the quality of the work would make me figure out how to do this even where I'm not retired. I am going to return to this dentist every six months for a cleaning and check ups since I just don't want to deal owith American dentist any longer because of their extravagant prices and because they do not offer the same levels of care care and service that I received at confidence smile studios What more can I say they are simply top notch!

Myself and my wife travelled to Los Algodones for dentures for both of us, the wife needed extractions and the professional staff took excellent care of both of us our dentures look great and we highly recommended this clinic. They are of great value. The whole town is clean and friendly.

Very tiny dental office. Four chairs and a couch crammed into a reception area along with a reception counter. The receptionist seemed knowledgeable about the policies and procedures of the office. Both my husband and I had appointments for a consult. We were first seen by a very young general dentist. He seemed knowledgeable. He poked and prodded and took the dental X-rays. He then told me what he thought I needed based on his exam. I then saw the implant specialist. He sent me across the way to have a panoramic X-ray before finalizing his treatment plan for me. (The panoramic X-ray cost me $150. I reasoned that I could use it for all the consults I had scheduled. Turns out the second dentist did a more in-depth 3D scan but didn’t charge me. We’ll see if the third dentist uses it.). In the meantime, the dentist saw my husband, who had requested an implant for a missing tooth pulled this past summer. My husband jumped in with both feet and accepted the offer to get an implant right then and there. He had his teeth cleaned for $30 and an implant inserted for $900 in about a half-hour. He will return in several months to have the crown put on the implant (additional charge). He was given a prescription for antibiotics and pain pills, which he filled next door at a pharmacy for about $15. Oddly enough it was the receptionist who wrote and signed the prescription. My treatment plan was more complex. It involved several implants for long-missing teeth, a sinus lift, new crowns for several front teeth. Some of the work they would do right away and some after months of healing took place. I declined to have anything done as I had appointments with two more dentists for consults. I left with an estimate for $7700, which is a whole lot better than the plan from back home of $22,000. The two things that I was not particularly comfortable with was; 1) When I paid the bill with a personal check, I was asked not to fill in the “payable to” section. I inquired as to the reason for that. I was first laughingly told by the receptionist that it was so she could go shopping. 2). The two exam rooms are barely big enough for a dental chair, the dentist and a dental tech are connected. It’s actually one bigger room set up exactly the same on both sides of a separation wall. You can hear everything that is being said and done on the other side of the wall. But I don’t believe Mexico has a HIPPA law! I believe there was a third small exam room located next to the tiny bathroom. This is just not the office for someone with claustrophobia or privacy concerns. Communication was not an issue, as all staff I had interaction with spoke English. I also observed good hygiene practices. Three of the patients I spoke with while waiting were repeated patients. They seemed pleased with their past results. My husband’s implant seems to be healing well. It required nothing for pain after the first 24 hours. Dental Departures facilitated this visit and sent us several appointment reminders.