| 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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Beautiful and Enigmatic Chiapas.
This gorgeous state of southeastern Mexico has been described as one or if not the most beautiful and fascinating region in Mexico. You are definitely spoilt for choice in Chiapas, a compact state with many types of attraction, from pristine rainforests, lakes, spectacular canyons to breath-taking Mayan ruins, quiet Pacific beaches and captivating Mayan Indian villages. San...
Zinacantan
Only 15 minutes from Chamula, this Indian town nestles in a valley below imposing mountains. Zinacantan is much less touristy and noticeably quieter than Chamula. The houses are much more traditional than in Chamula and several are open to visitors, where you can observe the local Indian women weaving, making tortillas and where you can...
San Juan Chamula.
The larger and recently more “modern” San Juan Chamula is worth visiting just to experience the interior of the small church in the main square. Entering the church is a religious/spiritual encounter that you will never forget. It is best that you experience this sacred space in your own way without researching before visiting. Both...
Over 500 years of Resistance: The Mayan Indian Villages of the Chiapas Highlands.
San Cristobal is situated in the heart of the Chiapas Highlands, a region dominated by an indigenous population, most of which live in impoverished villages in rural areas. Many of these are in remote, mountainous areas that are difficult to reach but some of the largest more prosperous Indian towns are located close to the...
Nature Reserves in San Cristobal.
The cities spectacular location, nestled in a valley encircled by forested mountains, ensures that nature-lovers, ornithologists have a wealth of opportunities to experience the diverse ecosystems close to the city. The most well-known reserve is the Huitepec Ecological Reserve, located on the forested flanks of the Huitepec mountain that towers to the west of the city....
A Unique Cultural Blend.
A Unique Cultural Blend. Having lived in San Cristobal for over 20 years I can vouch that there is no city like it in all of Mexico. What stands out is its unique mixture of cultures, races, traditions etc. This, together with its beautiful surroundings and pleasant climate is one of the principal reasons many...
The “Barrios” / traditional neighbourhoods of San Cristobal.
A unique mixture of Spanish and ethnic Indian influence has resulted in a fascinating human mosaic whose racial and cultural mixture is reflected in the culture, architecture, food and character of the local people. Each “barrio” has its own unique history and characteristics and form unique communities, resembling urban villages in and around the centre of San Cristobal. ...
Downtown San Cristobal and most outstanding historical monuments:
After travelling through the more modern suburbs you will enter what appears to be a completely different city! You are now in the “historic centre”, the oldest part of the city with many parts still as they were when colonial San Cristobal was founded almost 500 years ago during the Spanish conquest. This area maintains...
A journey into the clouds.
As well as being a beautiful city, its location is unsurpassed. From the hot state capital of Tuxtla Gutierrez, the highway climbs over 1,500 meters up into the “Los Altos de Chiapas” (Chiapas Highlands) , rising above the clouds and intertwining between a mosaic of small Mayan Indian cornfields and verdant pine and cloud forest,...
San Cristobal de Las Casas, the Colonial Jewel of Chiapas.
There is so much to say about the gorgeous city of San Cristobal de Las Casas , it is difficult to know where to start! The city was founded by Spanish colonists in 1528 and owes much of its beauty to the colonial architecture, still preserved in its original state over a large portion of...