Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco · Noninvasive

Dental crowns in Puerto Vallarta

A cap fitted over a damaged tooth to restore its shape and protect what is left of it.

Trips needed

Usually one trip

Getting there

Direct flights from the western United States and western Canada

Follow-up

A bite check after fitting.

What it involves

The tooth is shaped, an impression or scan is taken, and the crown is milled and cemented. Clinics with an in-house lab often finish this in one trip.

Before you travel

X-ray to confirm the tooth can carry a crown rather than needing extraction.

What it costs

ProcedureTypical US priceTypical Mexico priceDifference
Dental crowns$1,000 to $2,000 USD$220 to $340 USD78% to 83% less

These ranges are national, not specific to Puerto Vallarta. They are for budgeting only: ask for a written quote before booking travel.

Dentists offering dental crowns in Puerto Vallarta

None listed yet. This page says so rather than showing dentists from another city or another procedure, because a directory that pads an empty result is not a directory. See everything listed in Puerto Vallarta, or read about dental crowns.

Questions patients actually ask

How much does dental crowns cost in Puerto Vallarta?

The range on this page is $220 to $340 USD per tooth, porcelain or zirconia in Mexico, against $1,000 to $2,000 USD in the United States. That range is national rather than specific to Puerto Vallarta, and its source and collection date are printed under the table. Ask any practice for a written quote before you travel: a range is for budgeting, not a price.

How many trips to Puerto Vallarta does it take?

Usually one. A bite check after fitting.

What should be done before travelling?

X-ray to confirm the tooth can carry a crown rather than needing extraction.

Is it safe to get dental crowns in Puerto Vallarta?

That depends on the dentist doing it. Puerto Vallarta has licensed, well-trained dentists, and it also has people working without a licence; a nice waiting room does not tell them apart. Check the cédula profesional in the federal registry, get the plan and the quote in writing, and ask who treats a complication once you are back home. Every dentist listed on this site has their licence number and the date of the check published.

How do I check the dentist is licensed?

Ask for the cédula profesional number and the name as it appears on it, then look it up in the Registro Nacional de Profesionistas. Every dentist listed here has that number published with the date it was confirmed.