Chihuahua · Border crossing at Paso del Norte
Dentists in Ciudad Juárez
Directly across from El Paso and effectively one metropolitan area split by a river. Several ports of entry connect the two cities, and dental practices cluster near the bridges.
Crossing
Paso del Norte, opposite El Paso, Texas
Who travels here
El Paso, New Mexico and West Texas
Worth knowing
Ask your practice which bridge to use; wait times differ significantly between them.
Dental work in Ciudad Juárez
What each procedure involves, what it costs, and how many trips it takes. Prices are the part worth reading twice: a quote that beats every other quote in town is usually quoting a different procedure.
Dental implants in Ciudad Juárez
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All-on-4 implants in Ciudad Juárez
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All-on-6 implants in Ciudad Juárez
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Full mouth restoration in Ciudad Juárez
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Dental crowns in Ciudad Juárez
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Porcelain veneers in Ciudad Juárez
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Root canal treatment in Ciudad Juárez
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Bone graft in Ciudad Juárez
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Sinus lift in Ciudad Juárez
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Dentures in Ciudad Juárez
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Braces and clear aligners in Ciudad Juárez
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Teeth whitening in Ciudad Juárez
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Periodontal treatment in Ciudad Juárez
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Tooth extraction in Ciudad Juárez
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Questions patients actually ask
How do I get to Ciudad Juárez?
Ciudad Juárez is a land border crossing at Paso del Norte, opposite El Paso, Texas. Ask your practice which bridge to use; wait times differ significantly between them. Check the CBP border wait times page on the morning you travel, because the wait is the least predictable part of the day.
How do I check a dentist in Ciudad Juárez is really licensed?
Ask for the cédula profesional number and the name exactly as it appears on it, then look both up in the Registro Nacional de Profesionistas. That licence is what makes dental practice legal in Mexico at all, and it is public record. Every dentist listed here has their number published with the date it was confirmed, so the check can be repeated rather than taken on trust.
Do I need a passport?
To re-enter the United States, yes: a passport, passport card, or an enhanced driver's licence from a state that issues them. Canadians need a passport. Going into Mexico is the easy part; the document is for the return.
Can the work be finished in one trip?
It depends entirely on the procedure. A crown or a root canal often is. Implants are not: the post has to fuse with bone over months before the final tooth goes on, so that is two trips. Anyone offering full implant treatment inside a week is describing something other than a standard implant.