Mexico
Where in Mexico
Weighted to the border, because a crossing you can drive turns a follow-up into an afternoon instead of a second flight. Search by the procedure you need, by a dentist's name, by specialty, or by where you want to go.
Blue marks a land border crossing, grey a destination reached by air. Marker size reflects how many dentists are listed, so they are all the same size right now, and that is honest rather than decorative.
By state
Baja California
- Los Algodones · Andrade
- Tijuana · San Ysidro
- Mexicali · Calexico
Chihuahua
- Ciudad Juárez · Paso del Norte
Guanajuato
- León · by air
- San Miguel de Allende · by air
Jalisco
- Puerto Vallarta · by air
Quintana Roo
- Cancún · by air
By specialty
Four councils, and only one of them publishes enough for a patient to re-check a certificate independently. Each page says which, in those words.
General dentists
Name on a register, no number or expiry
Endodontists
Name on a register, no number or expiry
Prosthodontists
Name on a register, no number or expiry
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons
Certificate number and expiry published
Border crossings
Los Algodones
Opposite Yuma, Arizona, about ten miles east of the crossing
Tijuana
Opposite San Diego, California
Mexicali
Opposite Calexico, California
Ciudad Juárez
Opposite El Paso, Texas
Matamoros
Opposite Brownsville, Texas
Reynosa
Opposite McAllen and Hidalgo, Texas
Reached by air
León
Bajío International Airport (BJX), about 20 minutes from the city
Cancún
Direct flights from most large US and Canadian airports
Puerto Vallarta
Direct flights from the western United States and western Canada
San Miguel de Allende
Querétaro (QRO) about an hour by road, or Bajío (BJX) near León about an hour and a half