For dentists in Mexico
Get found by US patients searching in English
You already treat American patients. They currently find you through ads, through a referral, or by walking in. They are not finding you through search, because the sites that dominate Mexican dental search have no English version and organise everything around Mexican insurance carriers that a cash-paying American cannot use.
What this directory does differently, and why it helps you
Your licence number is published next to the date it was confirmed against the federal registry, with a link to the registry so the patient can repeat the check. For a dentist with a clean record this is the cheapest credibility you will ever get: the single biggest hesitation an American has about crossing the border is whether you are a real, licensed dentist, and that hesitation is answered before they ever contact you.
It also means the listing is doing work that an ad cannot. An ad asserts. A published licence number against a government registry demonstrates.
Data from 28 September 2026
What US patients ask before they cross
These are the real Google searches made from the United States about 92 dental topics in Mexico: treatments, cities and prices. That comes to 6,482 distinct searches, and 1,210 of them are questions. This is what they ask:
46%
Price
555 of the 1,210 questions
“are dental implants cheaper in mexico” · “how much are dental crowns in tijuana”
6%
Whether the dentist is any good
70 questions
“are dentists in mexico good”
5%
Whether it is safe
57 questions
“are dental implants in mexico safe”
3%
How long it takes
42 questions
“how long do veneers take in mexico”
3%
Insurance, HSA and financing
38 questions
“can i use my dental insurance in mexico”
Patients arrive having already compared prices, and with two doubts an ad cannot settle: whether you are a licensed dentist, and whether it is safe to be treated by you. Your listing settles the first, with your cédula and the date it was checked. You settle the second with a written quote that names the materials, what is included, what is not, and what happens if something goes wrong.
Source: what people type into Google in the United States, 28 September 2026. Each search counts once, even when it appears under several topics.
Plans and pricing are in Spanish
The free verified listing, the promoted listing, and the BIO page, web page and website builds are all offered, priced and supported in Spanish, because that is the language your practice works in. What happens in English is the promotion: this directory is marketed to patients in the United States and Canada, in their language, and that is where your listing does its work.
Get listed
Sign-up is in Spanish. The only thing I truly need is your name exactly as it reads on your cédula: with that I can query the registry, and your listing comes back to you for approval before it is published. Correction and removal are free, and the legal page says how.
Questions dentists ask
What do you need from me to verify my licence?
The exact name as it appears on your cédula profesional, and the number. That is it for the licence layer. If you hold a specialty certificate, the council and the certificate number as well. Everything checked here is already public record; nothing private is required.
Can I pay to get a verified badge?
No, and that is the point. The badge reflects what the public registry says. Paying moves you up within your verification level and gets you the things that convert a visitor into an enquiry, but it cannot move you across a level. If it could, the badge would be worth nothing and so would the listing.
What if my specialty certificate has expired?
The profile shows it as lapsed with the expiry date, and it stops counting toward your level until you renew. Showing that accurately beats quietly dropping it, and patients generally read an honest lapsed date better than a gap.
Why should I bother, when I already appear on the Mexican directories?
Because those directories have no English version at all. Their listing pages are built around Mexican insurance carriers, which is exactly the right structure for a patient in Guadalajara and no use to a patient in San Diego paying cash. If your practice already treats US patients, you are currently being found through ads and word of mouth rather than through search in the language your patients use.
Do you take a cut of treatment?
No. There is no commission and no per-patient fee, so nothing about your treatment plan is anyone else’s business. Enquiries go straight to you.