Dental crowns and bridges in Mexico are a blend of quality and affordability! Stop worrying about expenses to fix your damaged teeth. Say hello to a whole new level of confidence while saving big!! Give it a read.
Dental Crowns in Mexico
Let's begin understanding the dental crowns and bridges by checking their affordablity.
Cost of Dental Crowns & Bridges in Mexico
Without a doubt, Mexico is a known name for dental work. You can save up to 91% by opting for dental crowns in Mexico. Remember that the cost of crowns is determined by the material they are made from.
If you are wondering how much do porcelain crowns cost in Mexico? We have covered you.
The cost of a single porcelain crown in Mexico is $250. On the other hand, a single porcelain-fused-to-metal crown in Mexico will cost you $210.
Conversely, a single zirconia crown that is relatively more durable and aesthetic will cost you $400.
Here, you can compare the dental crown prices in Mexico with the US.
| Type | Mexico | US | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Porcelain crown for implants | $600 | $1,900 | 68% |
| Zirconia crown | $400 | $2,000 | 80% |
| Emax crown | $400 | $2,000 | 80% |
| Porcelain crown | $250 | $1,500 | 83% |
| Porcelain-fused-to-metal crown | $210 | $1,100 | 80% |
| Metal crown | $120 | $1,350 | 91% |
#Prices are subject to change.
When considering dental bridge cost in Mexico, remember it varies with material and unit number.
For instance, a porcelain bridge in Mexico costs you $200 per jaw. The same would cost you $5,000 in the US. On the other hand, a 3 unit porcelain-fused-to-metal bridge in Mexico, costs you $1,550.
Here, you can compare dental bridge costs in Mexico with the US.
| Type | Mexico | US | Savings | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Implant supported bridge* | $2,200 | $10,000 | 78% | |
| Ceramic bridge* | $1,730 | $5,000 | 65% | |
| Zirconia / E max bridge* | $1,700 | $6,000 | 71% | |
| Porcelain fused metal bridge* | $1,550 | $3,750 | 58% | |
| Porcelain bridge (per jaw) | $200 | $5,000 | 96% | |
| *3 units | ||||
#Prices are subject to change.
A smile has the power to capture hearts!
Wondering how to pay these affordable costs? Worry not! We have covered you.
How Can I Pay for Dental Crowns and Bridges in Mexico?
You can pay by choosing any of the following options:
- Paypal
- Bank transfer
- Personal & traveler's cheques
- Money orders
- Credit/debit cards
- Cash (US dollars also)
Additionally, financing options are available to pay your dental bills at our partner clinics in Mexico.
Reviews of Dental Crowns and Bridges in Mexico
Now, discover the patient experiences showcasing the unwavering quality care at our partner clinics. Below are the hearfelt stories by our happy patients.
Jamie Playford, USDental Crowns & Bridges, Mexico
Cost effective and excellent work!
I had a lot of reconstructive work done on my top teeth with crowns. The work was done on time and to perfection!
Sheila Bacon, USDental Crowns, Mexico
Highly recommended!
Excellent service! Professional, clean office and equipment. The dentist’s work was excellent. I had no pain from the procedures.
Meet Carrie, Robert and Claire sharing their experiences of getting dental crowns in Mexico.
Carrie From Hawaii Reviews Her Crowns in Mexico
Robert Reviews His Crowns in Los Algodones, Mexico
Claire From US Reviews Her Crowns in Mexico
Now, let's learn about dental crowns and bridges.
Understand Dental Crowns and Dental Bridges
Dental crowns and bridges are permanent prosthetics that are cemented to your teeth. You need not remove them everyday for cleaning like you do for dentures.[1]
Dental Crowns
Crowns are hollow dental caps placed on existing teeth or teeth implants.[2] Being tooth-colored caps, they cover the flaws concerning size and shape.
Further, they add strength as well.[3]
Dental Crowns In Mexico
Typically, crowns are used:[4]
- As the visible part of a dental implant.
- To improve aesthetics of damaged visible teeth.
- To restore the aesthetics or function of a broken or fractured tooth.
- To provide strength and reduce the risk of fracture in a weakened tooth.
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges "bridge" the gap left by missing teeth and can replace more than one missing tooth.[5]
They improve aesthetics and chewing ability. Like crowns, they may be supported on existing teeth or teeth implants.
Note that bridges are recommended if you prefer non-invasive and non-surgical methods.[6]
A typical dental bridge has two crowns holding a center pontic. The pontic teeth span the gap created by missing teeth.
The crowns hold them on either side. They anchor the entire bridge on the existing natural teeth or implants.[7]
Structure of Dental Bridge in Mexico
Now, let's look at the different types of crowns that Mexico offers.
Dental Crowns Types Available in Mexico
Depending on the material used, dental crowns can be full porcelain, porcelain fused to metal, porcelain fused to gold, or Zirconia.
Full Porcelain/ Ceramic Crowns
Porcelain or ceramic crowns are made completely out of porcelain material.
They present a translucent look and closely resemble natural teeth.
Due to their natural aesthetics, they are ideal for replacing front teeth.[8]
The average cost of a single unit of a porcelain crown in Mexico is about $250, which is only a fraction of the US cost.
Porcelain Crowns in Mexico
Full Metal Crowns
As the name suggests, full metal crowns are completely made of metal.
Your dentist in Mexico may use a metal alloy, as per your case, to make your dental crown.
Some dentists also recommend a gold alloy crown for patients allergic to certain metals.
Metal crowns are not aesthetically pleasing. However, they provide better strength than others.[9]
The cost of metal crowns in Mexico starts at $120 and depends on the material used. Gold crowns usually cost more than other metal crowns.
Gold Crown in Mexico
Porcelain Fused to Metal or PFM Crowns
PFM crowns are metal crowns with a thin porcelain layer. They are stronger than all-porcelain crowns and are also more durable.[10]
PFM crowns give a better survival rate compared to porcelain crowns.
However, they have less appealing aesthetics due to the metal framework underneath the porcelain.[11]
For this reason, they are rarely recommended to replace front teeth and mostly used for rear teeth replacement.
PFM Crowns in Mexico
Porcelain fused to gold crowns are an alternative to PFM crowns for patients allergic to metal.
In Mexico, the average cost of porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns is $210.
Zirconia Crowns
Zirconia crowns are made of a material called zirconia.
This material is well-known for its strength and aesthetic appeal, making it ideal for front and rear teeth.[12]
The cost of Mexican dental crowns made of Zirconia is $400 and you will save up to 80% by choosing them.
Aesthetically Pleasing Zirconia Crowns in Mexico
CEREC Crowns
These are also known as same-day crowns.
CEREC crowns use CEREC® CAD/CAM technology to fit porcelain or zirconia crowns in just one day.[13]
The process of getting same-day crowns is the same as other crown types except for the duration. After taking the 3D scan of your mouth, the crowns are prepared and fixed on the same day.
Amazed by the variety of options?
Don't miss out on expert guidance! Now, let's get deeper into the procedure for getting dental crowns and bridges in Mexico.
Procedure for Dental Crowns and Bridges in Mexico
It may take 1 visit to Mexico to complete your dental crown or bridge procedure.
Step 1: Evaluation and Preparation
A specialist will take a detailed analysis of your situation. They may discuss with you different options for types and materials of crowns or bridges.
Your dentist will prepare your tooth for effectively placing the crown. During this step, they may remove decay and trim the tooth.
This is to make adjustments near the site to ensure the crown fits perfectly. They may give you anesthesia if required.
They will take 3D scans, photographs, and impressions of your mouth and teeth to make the exact model for the tooth crown.
Procedure for Getting Dental Crowns in Mexico
Step 2: Crown/ Bridge Placement
The prepared dental crown or bridge is fitted on the prepared site in your mouth.
Step 3: Testing and Adjustment
For the next 3- 4 days, your dentist may see if the crowns fit alright by testing natural teeth functions.
If you opt for same-day CEREC crowns in Mexico, the process may take only 1 day.
Source: Medical News Life Sciences[14]
Now, you are aware of the procedure of getting crowns and bridges. Note that Mexico is a practical option for Americans and Canadians to get affordable dental work near the south of the border.
Let's check out where you can get the dental crowns and bridges in Mexico.
Where to Get Dental Crowns and Bridges in Mexico?
This US-Mexican border town is just 7 miles from Yuma, Arizona. Traveling to Los Algodones for dental crowns and bridges is convenient via the Andrade entry port.
MTC's partner, Sani Dental Group in Algodones serves thousands of Americans and Canadians.
Clinic Highlights:
- Onsite laboratory
- ADA, BBB accredited
- Effective sterilization
- 30+ years of experience
- State-of-the-art technology: CAD/CAM, intraoral scanners, digital and panoramic x-rays
Sani Dental Group
MTC’s handpicked clinic, Sani Dental is also located in Playa del Carmen.
Playa del Carmen is a coastal resort town near Cancun in Mexico’s Quintana Roo state.
It is home to palm-lined beaches and coral reefs.
Cancun International Airport and Cozumel International Airport are the nearest airports to Playa del Carmen.
Dental Crowns and Bridges in Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Get a glimpse cleanliness and hygiene upheld at Sani Dental by looking at this video.
Sani Dental Group At Los Algodones and Playa del Carmen
Tijuana is just 17 miles from San Diego. Choosing Dental Brush is an ideal option, if you're in proximity to the southwestern US-Mexican border.
Dental Brush provides top-notch dental care to local and international patients.
Clinic Highlights:
- BBB accreditated
- Safety standards: OSHA, CDC, and EPA.
- State-of-the-art technology: CEREC, laser technology, digital X-rays, and intraoral cameras
Dental Brush Clinic, Tijuana
Crossing US Tijuana Border for Dental Work
Dental work in Nogales is the best bet for those who choose to drive through US-Mexican border.
Desert Dental in Nogales, is close to the Nogales Sonora Mariposa border crossing. They offer a free pick-up and drop-off service from the border.
Besides, choosing our partner clinic in Nogales avails you a plenty of benefits.
Check out the video to more about the benefits of choosing Nogales for your dental crowns and bridges.
Why Nogales for Dental Work?
MTC partners with Family Dental Center in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
It is just 4 blocks from the Laredo international railway bridge 2.
The clinic has been serving patients for 25 years. Moreover, it carries a good reputation for its innovation.
The best part is that it’s the only clinic in Nuevo Laredo offering conscious nitrous oxide sedation.
Family Dental Center, Nuevo Laredo
So, you don’t have to worry about painful anesthesia and can enjoy anxiety-free dental treatment.
You can consider our partner clinic, Cancun Dental Specialists, for affordable dental crowns in Cancun.
The clinic is 12.4 miles from Cancun International Airport (CUN). It takes around 20 minutes for you to reach the clinic.
And for this, you may use the clinic's complimentary ground transfer.
Dentists in Action at Cancun Dental Specialist Clinic
Clinic Highlights:
- Dentists here are ADA, AAE members
- Onsite digital lab with 3D CT Cone Beam Scanner, CAD/CAM technology
- Tier sterilization: Includes cleaning, liquid sterilization, autoclaving, and UV chamber.
Puerto Vallarta is a resort city in the Jalisco state of Mexico. It is reachable from most US cities via flights.
Smile Vallarta is 2.1 miles from Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport (PVR), a quick 5-min drive away.
Clinic Highlights:
- BBB accredited
- Well-accustomed to treating international patients.
- The staff and dentists speak English and Spanish.
- Offers a 100% guarantee on all dental procedures.
Spotless Cleanliness in Smile Vallarta
Advanced Cabo Dentistry is one of the top dental clinics in San José del Cabo, Mexico.
The clinic is 13.8 miles from the Los Cabo International Airport.
You may avail the clinic’s free pick-up and drop-off services for hassle-free travel.
Clinic Highlights:
- 3 tier sterilization
- State-of-the-art technology
- 5 years warranty on crowns and bridges
- Inhouse dental lab: Technicians with 38 years of experience
- Harvard-trained, internationally renowned dentists with ICOI memberships
Advanced Cabo Dentistry, San Jose Del Cabo
MTC partners with RamLanz Dental in Mexicali. The clinic has a successful track record of 38 years.
RamLanz Dental is just a 20-minute drive from Calexico East Port of Entry, California.
Clinic Highlights:
- Inhouse lab
- ADA certification
- Standard sterilization protocols
- Advanced technology: Intraoral cameras, digital X-ray sensors, and 3M ESPE Lava™ digital milling machine
RamLanz Dental Clinic
Mexico City is a great choice for those seeking a warm and charming climate.
Flying to Mexico City International Airport (MEX) is convenient to reach here.
Ideal Dental Center has been providing dental services for over 30 years.
Clinic Highlights:
- AAO and ADA board-certified dentists
- Follows ISO 9001 sterilization protocols
- Advanced technology including Dentsply Sirona CAD-CAM, 3D cone beam imaging, and Biolase Waterlase
Ideal Dental Center, Mexico City
Invo Dental in Juarez, Mexico, is a great choice if you live in the southwestern USA.
The clinic is 7.3 miles from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Paso del Norte Port of Entry. It takes about 26 minutes to drive to the clinic from the border.
Alternatively, you can fly to Ciudad Juárez International Airport (CJS).
Invodental is 4.8 miles away, and driving to the clinic takes approximately 11 minutes.
Invo Dental Clinic, Cuidad Jaurez
Clinic Highlights:
- Parking space
- Free Consultation
- In-house dental lab
- Multilingual staff
- Free retreatment for post-procedure dental issues
Merida is an excellent dental destination for history and culture lovers. Flying to Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport is a convenient way to reach the city.
Whiteline Dental Clinic, MTC's partner, has been serving local and international patients for a decade. The clinic is 7.6 miles from the airport and 2 km from the hotel zone.
Dentists here use advanced technology for effective and long-lasting results. Whiteline Dental Clinic clean and safe place.
Look at what Mary from the US says about the clinic's cleanliness!
Mary Talks About the Cleanliness at Whiteline Dental Clinic
Dentistas Teran in Monterrey has been a trusted clinic for patients for 50 years. Reaching Monterry for dental work is easy and comfortable.
You can fly to Monterrey International Airport (MTY) or Del Norte International Airport (NTR).
Both airports are conveniently located 18-19 miles from the clinic.
Dentistas Teran, Monterrey
Clinic Highlights:
- State-of-the-art technology.
- Effective sterilization with autoclave, dry heat, and UV light.
- 7 dental chairs for priority appointments and no waiting times.
- Highly skilled dentists
Further, the clinic is associated with Mexican Association of Orthodontics, Mexican Association of Periodontology, Mexican Association of Maxillofacial Surgery
MTC's partner, H&L Dental Studio in Matamoros, is conveniently accessible by air and land travel.
It is 1.3 miles from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Brownsville & Matamoros Port of Entry.
Alternatively, you may fly to the General Servando Canales International Airport.
H&L Dental Studio is a thoroughly modern clinic and provides free ground transfer from the airport.
H&L Dental Studio, Matamoros
Here you will be treated by certified, highly skilled, and English-speaking dentists. Some of them are associated with the Brazilian Association of Dentistry.
If you opt for traveling to south-west Mexico, consider visiting Angelica Aldana Lema's office in Chapala.
You may fly to Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport to reach here.
The dental office is at 34 min drive distance from the airport.
Clinic Highlights:
- Advanced dental technology
- Autoclave for sterilizing all dental equipment
Angelica Aldana Lema's Dental Office, Chapala
Nuevo Progreso is just 3.6 miles from Progreso, Texas, US.
Our partner Texas Dental Clinic is a good choice if you live in Texas and seek affordable dental care.
The clinic follows the utmost hygiene standards that exceed those of ADA and OSHA.
Clinic Highlights:
- Inhouse lab
- Experienced and skilled dentists
- Free Consultation and benefit-oriented memberships
- Free transport from the airport, US bridge parking lot, and local bus stations.
Dentist Working at Texas Dental Clinic
Mazatlan is a great dental destination for beach lovers and those looking for a refreshing vacation on the Pacific coast.
Our partner clinic Mazdent Dental Clinic is just 14 miles from the nearest airport.
It takes approximately 30 min to get here from the airport.
Here at Mazdent Dental Clinic, you will get treated by highly skilled dentists.
Further, communication is easier with multilingual staff.
Additionally, the clinic is committed to providing strict hygiene.
Sanitization at Mazdent Dental Clinic
It adheres to strict sterilization protocols ensuring patient safety and well-being. Read more about veneers in Mexico here.
Still unsure? Hop on to the FAQs section. You might find something relevant to your query!
FAQs
Getting a bridge in Mexico will cost you between $200-$2,200. Dental bridge prices vary with the type and number of units.
If you consider a 3-unit porcelain fused metal bridge, it costs you $1,550. Conversely, a 3-unit Zircona or E- max bridge will cost you $1,700.
Dental crowns in Mexico costs you between $120 to $400. The dental crown cost varies with the type of material they are made of.
For instance, a single crown made of porcelain will cost you $250. On the other hand, cost of a single crown made from zirconium or Emax is $400.
Conclusion
Dental crowns and bridges in Mexico are an affordable solution for the damaged teeth woes. Choose from a selection of b tailored to your convenience.
Experience significant cost savings and enjoy a refreshing vacation in the warm and charming Mexican climate.
References
1. Colgate: What are dental crowns and tooth bridges?
2. Canadian Dental Assoication: Crowns restoring damaged teeth
3. Colgate: What is the difference between dental crowns and bridges?
4. Hoissen Implants: Dental bridges vs. dental implants
5. Medical News Today: Dental bridge: Everything you need to know
6. Healthline: How does a gold crown stack up to porcelain?
7. Animated Teeth: Types of dental crowns
8. Web MD: Dental crowns
9. Colgate: What are Zirconia crowns?
10. Healthline: Everything you need to know about getting a crown
11. Medical News Life Sciences: Procedure for dental crowns