Dental Tourism
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Dental Tourism
Hello, I live in the New York City area and am interested in exploring dental tourism to get braces. Does anyone have any experience with this, and if so can you offer any advice or, better yet, referrals to a clinic where you were treated? I'm assuming Mexico would be my most cost-effective option, but I'm absolutely open to any part of the world. Thank you!
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Re: Dental Tourism
It's not really cost effective to travel for braces because you would need to travel back and forth a lot for adjustments every months to 3 months for possible 1.5 to 3 years.
Lots of crimes here
1. The upper molars bite too far ahead of the lower molars
2. Missing teeth #s 9, 14, and, 29
3. Open bite
4. Upper midline left of center
5. Lower midline right of center
6. Upper and lower teeth not straight
Sentence - 24 months, turned to 27 month.
Braces removed since 11/06/17

1. The upper molars bite too far ahead of the lower molars
2. Missing teeth #s 9, 14, and, 29
3. Open bite
4. Upper midline left of center
5. Lower midline right of center
6. Upper and lower teeth not straight
Sentence - 24 months, turned to 27 month.
Braces removed since 11/06/17

Re: Dental Tourism
There are some posts on the subject, and you may want to try a search on "mexico" to find them here. Of course you realize you'll require appointments every 4 - 6 weeks, but it would be a good excuse to travel! Best of luck to you!
Dan
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying
Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. -- Buddist saying
Re: Dental Tourism
This sounds like a really expensive way to save cash...
I have already had 4 appointments, I can only imagine how many more are going to be needed before I'm done, possibly 18 (at one a month). Even then is a three hour round trip in the car.
I have already had 4 appointments, I can only imagine how many more are going to be needed before I'm done, possibly 18 (at one a month). Even then is a three hour round trip in the car.
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Re: Dental Tourism
Yeah, like I said, the original poster would not save money after factoring in a round trip for every appointment; dental tourism would be great from quick dental work that's costs a lot of money, but not Orthodontics which can take up to a few years and possibly dozens of appointments.jk40 wrote:This sounds like a really expensive way to save cash...
I have already had 4 appointments, I can only imagine how many more are going to be needed before I'm done, possibly 18 (at one a month). Even then is a three hour round trip in the car.
Maybe they don't realize it's more than just getting braces put on and waiting years?
Lots of crimes here
1. The upper molars bite too far ahead of the lower molars
2. Missing teeth #s 9, 14, and, 29
3. Open bite
4. Upper midline left of center
5. Lower midline right of center
6. Upper and lower teeth not straight
Sentence - 24 months, turned to 27 month.
Braces removed since 11/06/17

1. The upper molars bite too far ahead of the lower molars
2. Missing teeth #s 9, 14, and, 29
3. Open bite
4. Upper midline left of center
5. Lower midline right of center
6. Upper and lower teeth not straight
Sentence - 24 months, turned to 27 month.
Braces removed since 11/06/17
