More Americans are traveling south, across the border to do dental work in Mexico. Since dental care is less expensive in Mexico, number of Americans are using services such as Rio Dental for their dental health.
While Dentistry in the United States has become very expensive for some patients, driven by malpractice insurance premiums and operating costs dental offices such as Rio Dental in Mexico are thriving due to American patient influx.
The mission of Rio Dental is to provide high quality dental care at a fraction of the cost for Americans. Our Juarez Mexico dental clinic borders El Paso, Texas, and is owned and run by Americans. We are proud to attract people from all over the United States who travel here for their dental work. We are a full service clinic and specialize in performing major work during a short visit at a fraction of the cost in the US. Our doctors are experienced and licensed in Mexico, and the specialists whom we call on to come to our clinic are among the most talented in town. We work with labs who do excellent dental work quickly and use high quality materials. We speak English and are dedicated to providing excellent service.
The owners of Rio Dental state, their objective is providing high quality dental care at low cost for Americans. The clinic is in Juarez, Mexico, which borders El Paso, Texas, a sister city. The owners are a dentist licensed in Mexico, trained in Mexcio who has also received implant training in the US, and her husband an American. Rio Dental attracts patients from all over the US and even abroad. People seeking treatment in Mexico find that Rio Dental is a full service dental clinic where you can get implants, crowns, veneers, dentures and more. The dentists are experienced, licensed in Mexico, and speak English.
About Rio Dental in Mexico
The clinic in Mexico is dedicated to treating American patients in a clean and modern environment. The dentists can perform a full compliment of dental procedures and permanent prosthetics such as crowns bridges and veneers are made in the US, of the best materials.
At this dental clinic in Mexico, whether or not an existing treatment plan was provided by a US dentist, all visits begin with a complete examination. The doctor diagnoses the problems and makes several recommendations for treatment plans. Patients are consulted on various options before any treatment begins, which usually begins that day. Rio Dental has good relationships with labs and can get work returned in days rather than weeks.
As many people are apprehensive not only about going to the dentist, but going to a dentist in Mexico, Rio Dental invites you to explore their website and call ahead or email about any questions about cost, services and travel. The website is www.riodental.com
In Mexico, you can find highly trained dentists that can provide the same services for as much as 70% less than in the US.
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#1 This...
...seems like advrtising to me.
#2 Rio Dental
It may look like that. But I am the one who submitted this story and we have not received any benefits or have not even been in contact with Rio Dental. AP had covered the story. We provided the news and went to Rio Dental's website and published the information from there. I stated here that this publication has not received any benefits in any way from Rio Dental.
#3 Rio Dental
Ok then... I still *looks* a bit spammy, but I concede that there is some interest there, and anyway it's one of the top stories, so people must care.
#4 Rio Dental
That's right, it was a top story and since the story did not have much except saying that many Americans go to Mexico for dental care and elaborated on Rio Dental, wrote about that and took the rest of the information from Rio Dental's site just for the public knowledge. We are in North Carolina and Rio Dental is in Mexico, so really no interest.
On a different note, thanks a lot for the two stories that you wrote last night. Both are very interesting. The other one is very outrageous that people can do those things during flight. I even found the video in YouTube.
#5 My writing
You're very welcome. I've already done a large amount of news writing over at en.wikinews.org, and thought I'd spread myself out a bit. One has to wonder what the transcripts of the cockpit voice recorder would have looked like had there been an accident or incident during the flight...
#6 My father had extensive work
My father had extensive work done at Rio Dental starting in July 2010 and ending in March 2011. My warning to you all is DO NOT GO TO RIO DENTAL. They are extremely unprofessional, the staff smokes in the clinic, and there are children running around.
All of this wouldn't bother me that much if they had done a halfway decent job on my dad's smile.
They completely altered the anatomy of his face with 10 shoddy implants. The crowns that went on the implants are so thick he speaks with a permanent lisp.
We have gone to a local dental professional to have the word evaluated. They did a total of 10 implants, 6 of those have to be taken out and bone grafts have to be done in their place so that his jaw can be saved. One of the humongous crowns they places 6 months ago has already broken in half.
Most of the implants the doctor there placed completely missed the bone they were supposed to go in, and are instead being held in place by gum tissue, making a massive infection very possible.
In order to fix JUST the implants, not the crowns that are on top of it, two local dentists have quoted us around 22K. We are talking the cost of a brand new car.
This work of course has to be done so that dad can have a normal smile again, but we are not happy.
Feel free to contact me for further information