| Dental Procedure | US Prices | Salud Oral Preferred | SAVINGS | ADA Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crowns, Veneers and Single Restorations | ||||
| Porcelain veneer. | 1200 | 470 | -61% | D2962 |
| Temporary veneer. | 779 | 85 | -89% | D2960 |
| 100% Porcelain Crown E-Max. | 1200 | 420 | -65% | D2740 |
100% Porcelain Crown CAD CAM technology.  | 1200 | 460 | -62% | D2740 |
| Boost Whitenning both arches | 732 | 220 | -70% | D9972 |
| Zirconia Crown CAD CAM technology. | 1500 | 500 | -67% | D2740 |
| In-lay E-Max. (100% porcelain). | 1141 | 265 | -77% | D2630 |
| On-lay E-Max. (100% porcelain). | 1236 | 280 | -77% | D2644 |
The number ONE option
Doctor José Bermúdez studied in Spain, at the University of Barcelona and at the International University of Cataluña. Spain is one of the European countries with the highest number of dental implants. Doctor Pepe finished his studies in Einsiedeln, Switzerland.
More than 17 years of experience.
Even when fitting dental implants seemed to be a science fiction procedure, and there was no speciality in dental implants anywhere in the country, Dr. José Bermúdez was already fitting dental implants in Chiapas, Mexico.
Benefits of COLD weather
Benefits of COLD weather
Placing a dental implant is a procedure that is easier in a cool climate than a hot one
Heat can produce inflammation, which slows healing, and can make you, the patient, feel less comfortable in a hotter climate than you would be in a colder one.
Colonial jewel + agreeable weather
“The most magical of the pueblos mágicos of Mexico”
Almost all year round, the climate is temperate, allowing you to spend pleasant days and nights appreciating the artistic, cultural, and culinary life of what we consider to be the Colonial Jewel of Mexico.
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How much do dental implants cost in Mexico?
There’s no doubt about it; dental implants have become today’s number one choice in tooth repair. But how much does this state of the art treatment cost? What’s the price of a dental implant? Believe it or not, the cost of an implant depends entirely on the brand. Considering that the human body doesn’t know what a brand...
The Outstanding Natural Attractions of Chiapas.
Chiapas is a paradise of natural wonders and together with the state of Oaxaca, is a global biodiversity “hotspot”, forming part of the Meso-American Biological Corridor. It has a diversity of ecosystems, tropical rainforest, montane cloud forest, mangrove swamps, deciduous dry forest, grassland plains, pine forest, even tundra on the highest volcanic peaks. Chiapas has...
El Aguacero and Sima de Cotorras.
Both of these natural attractions are about 2 hours travelling time from San Cristobal. The first is one of the least visited but most beautiful places in Chiapas, a large waterfall within the Rio La Venta canyon. To get to the river, there is a pathway down the canyon sides, through semi-deciduous forest. This...
Misol Ha and Agua Azul
Both of these very different waterfalls are located on the road between Ocosingo and Palenque. If you are visiting the Palenque ruins, then be sure to include these natural wonders in your itinerary. Although Agua Azul (Blue-Waterfalls) has been experienced significant tourism development over recent years, this natural sight is still unsurpassed. This waterfall consists...
The Lacandon Rainforest
If you have 4- 5 days, the largest and best preserved area of tropical rainforest in North America is well worth exploring. Here you will encounter ancient Maya cities, small Lacandon Indian villages, beautiful lakes and rivers, and pristine rainforest that is home for many species of animal. The forest is sufficiently large to support...
El Chiflon
A visit to this spectacular series of waterfalls, about 2 hours from San Cristobal, is best in the morning or midweek to avoid the crowds. The popularity of this attraction is understandable; many small waterfalls, rapids and blue turquoise pools within the forest, some suitable for swimming, lead you to the astounding final fall, one...
The Sumidero Canyon
A spectacular canyon between Tuxtla Gutierrez and the pretty colonial city of Chiapa de Corzo, about 45 minutes from San Cristobal. The best way to see this canyon is by boat along the Grijalva River. These leave from the quay in Chiapa de Corzo. The Sumidero is one of the deepest and narrow canyons in...
Tonina
The archaeological site of Tonina is just 2 hours from San Cristobal, close to the city of Ocosingo. The majority of this site was excavated only relatively recently during the 70s 80s and 90s. The principal structure, the acropolis, rises over 70 metres above the main plaza and is one of the highest structures in...
Yaxchilan
This amazing site is worth visiting just for its spectacular setting, in the heart of the Lacandon Rainforest, on the banks of the wild Usumacinta River and is relatively close to Bonampak, another Mayan site, famous for its coloured murals. To reach the ruins you have to take a boat from the Chol Indian village...
Palenque
The most visited Mayan site in Chiapas and a World Heritage Site is spectacularly positioned within a lush rainforest, the temples and pyramids seemingly emerging from the forest backdrop. The best time to visit is during the quieter early morning when the ruins and forest are often enveloped in a mysterious mist, penetrated by the...