Dr German Arzate From Cancun Cosmetic Dentistry, speaks about Dental Tourism industry.

Dr German Arzate from Cancun Dental speaks about the Dental Tourism industry with Randy Alvarez, spokesperson of The Wellness Hour. If you want to know some advantage about to take a dental treatment in Cancun and enjoy a little vacations check this interview about a Dental Tourism Industry

Dental Tourism is a concept where an American patient goes abroad for dental treatments that can include any dental implant system ans well as general and affordable cosmetic dentistry.

Prices vary, however you could save up to 70% compared to what you get quoted by your home dentist. The dental industry is already a reality for the thousands of patients that every month fly to another country to solve their dental needs.

For more information please visit: www.CancunDental.com

#CancunDentalSpecialists #DentalTourism #CancunDentist #DentalVacations #DentalVacations

Subscribe:
https://www.youtube.com/user/CancunDe...

Why are Americans traveling to Cancun for dental tourism? Well, have you ever heard of the term ‘catastrophic dental health expenditure’? In that case, let me tell you a story. One of our patients, James from Oregon, had a terrible car accident where he was thrown out into the sidewalk and made it out alive. He had hit face first against the pavement and almost all of his front teeth were gone. The rest had been broken and left jagged. At first he thought that was not a problem and he would get them fixed with his home dentists. His dentist attempted to help him, but after treatment and treatment failing he finally told James that the only other two options left for him were to extract the teeth left and either get expensive dental implant treatment reaching over $50,000 usd or get used to regular dentures.

Why has dental tourism in Cancun Mexico become so popular? We have helped thousands of American patients to get the affordable dental care they badly need and restored their smiles. We have also welcomed patients from other parts of the world like Canada, UK, Russia, Argentina, Japan, China, Australia, to name a few. Dental tourism has grown a lot in recent years due to several important reasons.



The increase in low-cost airlines that offer cheaper and cheaper tickets to travel to other countries. The internet is also a new tool that more and more people are using it to make their decisions, just like more and more clinics have created their websites to reach not only locals or nationals, but international patients.

s it a good idea to come to Cancun for dental tourism? Yes, absolutely! If you love to have a Caribbean vacation, and also a dental procedure this is the place. Don’t lose the opportunity to enjoy your dental implant vacations! Lately the consulate of the United States has warned tourists about taking their precautions if they travel to Mexico. This is contributing to the overall impact of the image of Cancun, making it look like a dangerous place for everyone. We want to assure you tourists are as safe here as in any other country or vacation spot in USA. In fact, over 300,000 Americans visit Cancun every year without a hitch. We have helped over 5,000 patients from USA with their dental vacation and we can answer any questions you might have about coming here.
One of the most common reason patients seek our help with smile makeover like Snap in Dentures, All-on-4 dental implants and crowns is because we have plenty of reviews and videos of our previous patients talking about how they feel and how were they treated at our dental clinic in Cancun. We are always happy extremely when one of them decide to make a video with us, while other are too camera shy and decide instead just take a pic or write a simply review. We have worked hard to ensure these messages are public so people like you can make up their minds on the treatment of your choice.

About 20% of Americans struggle to pay medical bills and 60% of bankruptcies are due to medical bills. The high cost of dental care can put considerable strain on household finances. Several studies have identified this as a ‘catastrophic dental health expenditure‘ or CDHE for short. Expenditure was defined as catastrophic if it was equal to or higher than 40% of the household’s capacity to pay.