Board Certified Dentists in Puerto Vallarta are the ones you want for your important dentistry in Mexico

Photo: Whale watching tours are popular with dental tourists in Puerto Vallarta

Board Certified Dentists in Puerto Vallarta are the ones you want for your important dentistry. Take a PV dental vacation and bring back a beautiful new smile.

   

Puerto Vallarta in the state of Jalisco is a wonderful, traditional Mexican beach resort town with miles of clean, beautiful beaches, a historic district in city center, and many tourist activities for the visitor from fine dining to golf, dolphin shows, big game fishing, surfing and more.

The Board Certified Mexico Dentist Association can show you how to get a beautiful Hollywood smile at a price you can afford from a top dentist in Puerto Vallarta.

Scary Mexican Dentist Stories - Don't Let Your Dental Vacation Become a Horror Show

Call it a Mexican Dental Vacation, Dental Travel or Dental Holiday.. Whatever you call it...  

If not planned properly - dental tourism can be your worst nightmare come true.  

By David de Los Angeles

Here's how to avoid starring in your own dental vacation horror story:

 1.  Always get estimates from board certified dentists who are accredited for your procedures. Board certified dentists in most developing countries cost the same as less trained general dentists. And many general dentists would love to learn advanced dentistry at your expense. Board Certified Dentists Internationale' Association will get 1-3 estimates for you without any additional cost or obligation.

2.  Choose dentists who speak your language.  So you won't need to know how to say “Take it easy doc!”  in  Spanish, Thai or Mandarin. Most foreign board certified dentists speak English fairly well as they often use English language textbooks and  many do graduate study in the US & UK.

3.  Avoid commercial dental broker agencies like WhatEva Dentist, Tooth Fairy-a-GoGo, DentureAdvetures etc. who list any dentists who pay their fees and who cannot possibly vet the 1,000’s of dentists they feature. Properly vetting each dentist can often take weeks contacting and recontacting local authorities and colleges. Best go direct to the specialist associations to avoid the non-certified dentists who make up the majority of the listings on those sites. The specialist associations do a good job keeping the riff-raff off their rosters. And by going direct you avoid the agency fees.