Tijuana Dentist Reviews, Forum, Best Tijuana Dentists by Board Certified Mexico Dentist Association

Find the best Tijuana dentists board certified for the procedures most dental tourism patients require. Reprinted with permission from Dental Tourism News Today

Tijuana has fine restaurants, museums, galleries, clubs, first-class hotels, malls, casinos and some of the best board certified dentists in Mexico for your dental implants, cosmetic dentistry and oral restoration.

FIND the Right Board Certified Tijuana Dentist for Your Dental Implants, Oral Surgery, Orthodontics and more at: The Board Certified Mexico Dental Association's list of the Best Tijuana Dentists.

If you are like most dental patients from the US and Canada who cross the border daily searching for a Tijuana dentist you want one who is an expert dentist for your important dental work and of course - price is the main reason you are heading south for your for your dentistry.

A teeth cleaning? You can get that at home but you can't get advanced dentistry in the US for a reasonable price anymore.  You have to be careful in Tijuana when selecting a dentist for your important dental work as most dentists in Tijuana are only general dentists and they'd love to have a chance at learning advanced dentistry by attempting your dental implants or cosmetic dental makeover.

TODOS SANTOS ART COLONY - Cabo Vacation Guide to the Hotel California, Baja Art & Music Scene in TS

HERE'S A GREAT CABO DAY TRIP - 

Todos Santos - A Pueblo Magico, art and musicians colony, great beaches, galleries, the legendary Hotel California, fine dining & more just a short drive north of Cabo.

Article by Cabo writer David Mandich

 The Hotel California made famous by the Eagles song.  

Tourists done with the Cabo San Lucas scene of catching a big fish, golf or getting drunk and hanging upside down by their ankles on a fish scale in a bar are happy to discover the sleepy ‘Artists Colony’ of Todos Santos just one hour north of Cabo San Lucas. What was once Santa Fe, New Mexico in the 1920´s, later Carmel and Laguna Beach in the 50´s & 60´s, is now becoming Todos Santos. Whatever that is … or whatever you want it to be.

To get there, rent a car, take the two-lane highway out of Cabo San Lucas, and get prepared to enjoy one of the most spectacular scenic drives to be found anywhere. You will cross over grand arroyos, look down on Pacific coast beaches, off which you may see migrating whales spouting or manta rays the size of baby grand pianos belly flopping. The road meanders up and down hills and across coastal plains covered with thorn tropical vegetation.

        

In Todos Santos one can stroll paved (and dirt) colonial era streets of a peaceful village where one will find more art galleries and fine restaurants than cantinas or taco stands. Here you won’t have to fend off Time Share sales people, or ‘street peddlers’ who in Cabo San Lucas, seem to leap out at you from behind every bush and rock.