Periodontics & Dental Implants is a traveler-friendly clinic in Zona Río, Tijuana, focusing on gum health (periodontics) and implant-based tooth replacement. The team treats international patients for single implants, All-on-4/6 fixed bridges, snap-on overdentures, bone grafts/sinus lifts, and periodontal therapy (deep cleanings, gum surgery, tissue grafts). You can also expect everyday restorative care like crowns/veneers, root canals, and extractions—all laid out with clear, step-by-step timelines.

The location is near the San Ysidro Port of Entry, making it a quick hop for San Diego and SoCal visitors. Coordinators help you plan an efficient itinerary so more care gets done in fewer days.

Why Dental Travelers Book Here

Specialist focus: Periodontics + implants under one roof for healthier gums and longer-lasting restorations.

Full-arch expertise: Options for All-on-X fixed bridges and implant-retained (snap-on) dentures.

Cross-border easy: Minutes from San Ysidro with rideshare-friendly logistics.

Comforts that matter: English assistance; modern operatories; flexible scheduling.

Services (Overview)

Implants & Full-Arch: Single implants, implant + abutment + crown packages, All-on-4/6, snap-on overdentures, bone grafting, sinus lift.

Periodontal Care: Deep cleaning (scaling & root planing), periodontal maintenance, gum grafts, crown lengthening, gingivectomy.

Restorative & Cosmetic: Porcelain/zirconia crowns, veneers (porcelain/composite/zirconia), inlays/onlays, bridges, smile design.

Endodontics & Oral Surgery: Root canals, simple/impacted extractions, surgical site preservation for future implants.

Hygiene & Whitening: Regular cleanings, in-office whitening and take-home kits.

Plain-English note: All-on-X uses 4–6 dental implants to support a fixed full-arch bridge. It doesn’t come out like a denture. A snap-on overdenture does remove for cleaning but stays put better than a traditional plate.

Amenities, Hours, Payments & Languages

Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, waiting-lounge comforts, nearby cafés/hotels in Zona Río.

Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00; Sat 9:00–15:00; Sun closed (typical for this location—confirm your appointment window).

Payments: Cash + major credit cards are commonly accepted in Tijuana clinics; confirm networks and any surcharges at booking.

Languages: Spanish and English assistance for international patients.

Location & Getting There

From San Diego, drive I-5 or I-805 to the San Ysidro Port of Entry. Many visitors park on the US side, walk across, and take a short Uber/taxi ride to Zona Río. You can also fly into SAN (San Diego) or TIJ (Tijuana International) and connect by rideshare.

Warranties/Guarantees

Ask for the clinic’s written warranty on lab-made work (crowns/bridges/veneers/dentures) and workmanship. Confirm the coverage period and maintenance requirements (e.g., professional cleanings, night-guard use). Keep invoices and follow aftercare to maintain coverage.

FAQs

1) Where is the clinic and how do I reach it?

Short answer: Zona Río, Tijuana, minutes from San Ysidro.
Expanded: Drive to San Ysidro POE, park US-side, walk over and take Uber/taxi. From SAN or TIJ, rideshare is quick and affordable.

2) What’s the difference between All-on-X and a snap-on overdenture?

Short answer: All-on-X is fixed; snap-on is removable.
Expanded: All-on-X feels most like natural teeth and doesn’t come out. Snap-on overdentures attach to implants for solid hold but remove for cleaning.

3) How many visits will I need?

Short answer: Simple care same day; crowns/veneers 2–7 days; implants/full-arch are staged.
Expanded: Your dentist will map timing after the exam and imaging; some cases finish faster with block scheduling.

4) Do they offer warranties or guarantees?

Short answer: Yes—request written terms.
Expanded: Confirm what’s covered (materials/workmanship), duration, and maintenance requirements to keep coverage valid.

5) What payment methods are accepted?

Short answer: Cash + major credit cards (confirm networks).
Expanded: Some clinics add a small card surcharge; banks may add FX fees—ask before arrival.

6) Which languages are spoken?

Short answer: Spanish and English assistance.
Expanded: Coordinators and clinicians can provide estimates, consent forms, and aftercare in English upon request.

7) Is rideshare recommended in Tijuana?

Short answer: Yes—Uber and local taxis are the easiest option.
Expanded: Many guests pair US-side parking with a short rideshare hop to the clinic.

8) Is periodontics really necessary before implants?

Short answer: Often yes—healthy gums and bone support better outcomes.
Expanded: Periodontal therapy (deep cleaning, grafts) may be needed to stabilize gum and bone tissues before implants.