I had a wonderful experience at Arizona Dental in Nogales, MX!!! I chipped a tooth and was amazed…read moreat how perfectly they repaired it. The results exceeded my expectations--you can't even tell it was ever damaged! The entire staff was friendly, professional, and incredibly helpful from the moment I walked in. The clinic was spotless, modern, and made me feel completely comfortable throughout my visit. One of the best parts is the convenient location--it's just a short walk from the U.S. border, making it quick and easy to get there without needing to drive into town. If you're looking for high-quality dental care with exceptional service, I highly recommend Arizona Dental. I'll definitely be returning for any future dental needs. Thank you for taking such great care of me!

I hardly ever leave reviews for anything. So when I leave a negative review, it's because what I…read morereceived was horrible. I had two bridges and veneers put on by this office in 2021 and 2023. I was told that I was getting ceramic bridges and veneers. I'm not a dentist, so I have to trust the information that I'm receiving is correct. Last week, one of my bridges broke. I called Arizona Dental and was told it was not under warranty because I had not visited every six months. Fine, I was annoyed by that, but I was willing to fly from Miami back out to Arizona to have it done. I have all my receipts from this office. They sold me what they said was a ceramic bridge and ceramic veneers. I decided to visit a dentist in Miami. When I got to her office, I asked her how long ceramic bridges usually last. She told me that usually they last a long time so if mine broke after 3 years it must've been a manufacturing defect. She started her exam and looked at me and told me that what I had in my mouth was not ceramic at all. I got defensive about that and thought that she was just trying to take money from me. I called a friend whose son is in dental school in Miami. He took a look at the work and said that it was not ceramic. A professor of dentistry at the dental school took a look at my mouth and said none of this work was ceramic. This professor is a professor in endodontics and restorative dentistry. So he is an expert in crowns and bridges. When a dentist removed the broken bridge to take an impression for the new one, they demonstrated the difference between a ceramic crown and what was in my mouth. They don't even look the same. They used a drill to show the difference. A ceramic crown will spark when a drill bit touches it. What was in my mouth will not. They sold me ceramic work, but what was in my mouth was composite materials. None of these dentists knew that I had the work done in Mexico. I purposely did not say anything about that because of the stigma that sometimes comes with foreign medical or dental work. All of them also commented that one of the fillings that was done was done poorly as well. The work I have had done in the U.S. was all fine. Again, I am the only one who knew what work was done where. Without the dentist having any of that information, every problem they pointed out was with work that was done at Arizona Dental. People visit dentists and physicians with a certain expectation of skill and level of trust. I'm not a dentist so I have to trust that what I'm being told, and what I'm being sold, is true and correct. That did not happen here. Three different dentists have told me the work in my mouth is not ceramic. I did not tell them where I had the work done. I asked about two other crowns I had in my mouth that I had done in the United States. Both of those are actual ceramic crowns. Again, I never told these dentists where I had anything done. They pointed out all the work that I had done in Mexico was not ceramic without even knowing I had it done in Mexico. I'm sure this is not an isolated incident. People go to this office because they are not dentists. They go to save money. Less expensive, or cheaper, is not always quality or even saving you money in the long term. With three different dentists telling me what's in my mouth is fake, it is no longer anecdotal or hyperbole. This office lied to me. As far as I'm concerned, they also stole from me. This office is always rushing. It's like an assembly line in there. I've had to return to get things done from that office before. I had a crown that just kept coming out. When I lived in Phoenix, I visited that office to have it re-cemented two or three times. That's not normal! A dentist in Phoenix said the crown was not made properly and was not fitting around the tooth correctly. He redid it and it's now fine. There are plenty of good dentists in Mexico. But avoid this office. It will cost you more money in the long run to redo the work with a qualified dentist that will do things the right way.