Dentists Nogales, Mexico

Before I started my dental treatment I did extensive research and this clinic was highly recommended. As a woman in her 60s who inherited bad teeth I knew I would need a fair amount of dental work. Within the last several of years I have had the opportunity to experience the skills of Drs Ana, Valdes, Rosario and Alberto. In addition, the support staff are very professional. I cannot say enough about the expertise of the doctors. As an example, Dr. Rosario extracted four teeth earlier this year, which was not pleasant especially when two were infected. She made the experience manageable and I had no complications. Dr. Alberto explained everything during the root canals which was appreciated. And just yesterday, Dr. Valdes inserted three implants. This morning I have no pain or inflammation and very little tenderness. I recommend this clinic to everyone who has questions about dental work. Thank you for having a great set of employees who care and are respectful of their patients and their needs.

This clinic is excellent. I have experience with visiting dentists in many countries. The office was conveniently located a very short walk from the pedestrian border crossing and a staff member met me to show me the way. From the first phone call to walking out the door after my first visit, I was treated with kindness and respect. All of the staff were pleasant, helpful and bilingual. I did not feel rushed. Dr. Chavez was thoughtful, honest, and clear in his explanations for my treatment plan taking the time to make sure I understood the procedures and the pros and cons. The office and treatment rooms were immaculate utilizing the most modern equipment and the doctor and staff followed strict hygiene protocols. I had minor procedures, a cleaning, filling and diagnostic x-rays, and will follow up with more extensive procedures. TIP: If you are walking across the border and have global entry/ SENTRI, don’t forget your card. Walking back is a little tricky. I finally asked someone who looked like they knew. Stay to the left of the main line and continue to walk to the border gates. The locals expect this and most importantly there are NO signs to guide you. Border crossings are all a little different and that’s how it’s done at Nogales.