Dental Brush Dental Departures Verified Clinic

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Expect modern diagnostics like digital X-rays, intraoral cameras, CEREC® crowns, and laser technology. Treatment plans follow common U.S. standards, such as ADA preventive protocols, and are explained in plain English and Spanish so you know what’s happening at every step.

Why Dental Travelers Book Here

• Border-easy access: Quick hop from San Ysidro/San Diego; easy to pair with rideshare from the border.
• Specialist depth: Implants, endodontics, ortho, and prosthetics—fewer referrals and smoother timelines.
• Modern tech & materials: Digital planning, lasers, and chairside CAD/CAM with CEREC for efficient, precise work.
• Great ratings & value: High patient satisfaction and transparent prices—popular for implants, crowns/veneers, dentures, root canals, and whitening.

Services Overview

• Implants & Full-Arch: Standard titanium implants; implant crowns/abutments; implant-supported overdentures, also called snap-on dentures, with 2–8 implants; full-arch fixed bridges with 4–8 implants; sinus lift and bone grafting.
• Cosmetic & Restorative: Zirconia/porcelain crowns, porcelain or composite veneers, inlays/onlays, and tooth-colored fillings.
• Endodontics: Anterior, premolar, and molar root canals, post & core, and crown completion.
• Dentures & Partials: Acrylic, flexible, and metal-frame options; immediate/healing plates; flippers.
• Hygiene & Whitening: Regular cleanings, deep cleaning, also called SRP, and laser in-office whitening.
• Diagnostics: Exams/consults, CBCT/3D, panoramic X-rays, and single-film X-rays.

The Team

• Dr. Emmanuel J. León — Clinic Director; DDS; Basic Oral Implantology & Rehabilitation; postgraduate training in Pediatric Dentistry; English/Spanish; member of the Mexican Dental Association and Baja California Board of Dental Surgeons.
• Dr. Luz Dalia Luna — Endodontics focus; English/Spanish; associated with the American Association of Endodontics.
• Dr. Luis Gilberto Obeso — Cosmetic, Oral Rehabilitation & General Dentistry; English/Spanish.
• Dr. Samuel Obed García — General & Restorative Dentistry; English/Spanish.

Location & Getting There

Dental Brush is in Tijuana, Mexico—a short rideshare or taxi from the San Ysidro Port of Entry via I-5 or I-805. Many visitors park on the U.S. side, walk or drive across, and use Uber or taxis locally. You can also fly into SAN, San Diego International Airport, or TIJ, Tijuana International Airport, and arrange a short transfer.

Languages & Payments

The team works in English and Spanish. For payments, plan for cash and major cards; policies and any card surcharges can vary by clinic, so confirm details with your Dental Departures advisor when you book.

Warranties/Guarantees

Request the clinic’s written warranty for lab-made work, such as crowns, bridges, and dentures, as well as workmanship before treatment. Keep receipts and post-op instructions for any follow-up coordination.

FAQs

Where is Dental Brush and how do I get there?

Short answer: In Tijuana, just across the San Ysidro border.

Expanded: Drive to San Ysidro Port of Entry from San Diego, then use Uber or taxi to the clinic. From TIJ or SAN airports, rideshare, taxi, and border crossing options are straightforward.

What are the most popular treatments with visitors?

Short answer: Implants and snap-on overdentures, full-arch fixed bridges, zirconia/porcelain crowns, veneers, root canals, SRP, and laser whitening.

Expanded: Patients often bundle imaging, preparation, and provisional steps to finish more in fewer visits.

How many visits will I need?

Short answer: Cleanings and fillings are often same day; crowns and veneers usually take 3–7 days; implants and full-arch cases are staged over 1–3 visits months apart.

Expanded: Timing depends on healing and lab steps. Your dentist will map a clear itinerary before treatment begins.

Does Dental Brush offer warranties?

Short answer: Yes—ask for written terms.

Expanded: Get coverage and duration in writing for materials and workmanship, plus any maintenance checkups needed to keep coverage valid.

What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Spanish.

Expanded: Doctors and coordinators are bilingual. Tell your advisor if you prefer English throughout your visit.

What payment types are accepted?
 

Short answer: Cash and major credit/debit cards; confirm specifics before booking.

Expanded: Card surcharges or foreign exchange fees can apply. Many travelers split payments between cash and card.

Is rideshare recommended in Tijuana?

Short answer: Yes—Uber and taxis work well.

Expanded: Many guests pair rideshare with parking on the U.S. side of the border for a quick walk-across.

Is this clinic good for nervous patients?

Short answer: Yes—gentle techniques are used, and IV sedation by an anesthesiologist is available when appropriate.

Expanded: Sedation is billed per hour. Your dentist will confirm suitability, timing, and costs before treatment.