Dentists Mexico City

Dentist Consultation, veneers, crowns, extractions, cavity fillings, etc I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Rodriguez. Not a fan of going to the dentist at all, especially considering how sensitive my teeth are and how difficult they (the nerves) are to numb. Dr. Rodriguez did a great job gaining my trust by going slow when I needed him to and, well, basically demonstrating excellent ability in his work. Unfortunately, I like him so well, I will now only go to him for all my dental care (which doesn't sound bad except for the fact that Mexico is far away). A very nice guy, a great dentist, very economical, what more could anyone ask for? Also, you can pay in US dollars (oppose to pesos) so you don't have to pay the foreign transaction fees that most banks charge when you use your card overseas. I went to the Mexico City location. Make sure to get directions as it wasn't easy for me to find by myself. You have to leave your ID at the building security. The staff doesn't speak English, but that doesn't matter because the Doctor is always there to interpret if needed (and he speaks great English...and apparently some level of French too). Mexico City is a great place with tons to do while your waiting for the lab to make your crowns/veneers. Chapultepec Park (including the world renowned Museum of Anthropology) is 20min walk from Odontex (or take one of the many buses right out front that say "Chapultepec Metro"). Be sure to try saudero tacos at some point during your stay :)

I went to this clinic to have my teeth cleaned. Originally I wanted a tooth filled, but it was too far gone to save it. Having this work done was definitely worth the money. I paid about half or a third of the price it would have cost me in Canada. I’m very happy with the service and results. The clinic was fairly good. I’m back in Canada now, but I’ll definitely consider having treatment with Ideal Dental again. It’s difficult to say what the best part of a dentist visit is (I mean, you’re essentially paying someone for pain). However, the staff were great. Everyone was so happy and friendly. The technician who spoke English well, translated for me when I didn’t understand. It’s kind of a community clinic that's a fairly long taxi ride from any of the main centres in Mexico. I thought they were three blocks from the main centre, but they were actually miles away.