Welcome to Dentofacial Group.
We are conveniently located in Downtown Tijuana.
Call us at
Mexico:
+52 664 9799809
US direct number:
+1 619 309 8697
Delivering the highest standard of care of dental care in the city.
Dentist in Tijuana
For patients traveling from the U.S. by car, Tijuana is most easily reached via Interstate 5 and south just a short distance along San Diego to the international border at San Ysidro, California. For our passengers arriving by plane, we can offer a free shuttle service that can pick you up at the airport and take you to your accommodations. We are here for you from the moment you land on the ground. We care about all of our patients and want to ensure that your visit to our office is a smooth and easy as possible. Please view our information on traveling to Mexico to assure you have everything you need before making the trip.
Tijuana features value-added offerings to patients from US and Canada that exceeds their current and future needs including national and international certifications as warranties of medical biosafety and trust.
As well City of Tijuana counts with an important development in private and public health services infrastructure counting with professional staff trained in United States and European schools that deliver a personal and humane attention.
The Medical Tourism Association recognizes that Mexico is a highly competitive destiny for attracting medical tourism.
In fact Mexico is the country that most medical tourism patients takes care in fields such as dentistry and bypass surgery according to a study by Patients Beyond Borders.
When to Go: Year-round, except for mid-May through early July (to avoid what’s known as June Gloom—overcast, cool, and generally gloomy weather).
Ride the San Diego Trolley blue line from downtown San Diego to the last stop in San Ysidro (one-way fare is $2.50). Walk across the pedestrian bridge leading to the Tijuana border-crossing station (passport required). On the Mexican side, follow the elevated crosswalk over the highway. From here, walk or take one of the registered red-and-black taxis to Avenida Revolución, Tijuana’s main street.
The Lafayette Hotel Swim Club and Bungalows in San Diego is a retro-chic reinvention of a 1940s Hollywood hideaway (Bob Hope was a frequent guest, and Johnny Weissmuller—the classic Tarzan—designed the pool). Of the 131 rooms and suites, the eight bungalows offer the most privacy, and the Suze Suites (with a bunk bed and chalkboard wall in one sleeping area) are a best bet for families.
Bring cash and join the line outside Las Cuatro Milpas in San Diego for home-style Mexican food (such as hand-rolled pork tacos and chorizo with eggs). Since 1933, the same family has run the hole-in-the-wall cafeteria, a landmark in the city’s Barrio Logan neighborhood. Open Monday to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Make Good in San Diego’s South Park neighborhood exclusively carries items made by San Diego and Tijuana regional artists. The rotating selection can include one-of-a-kind jewelry, hand-bound notebooks, and cutting boards made from locally sourced surplus wood.
Sunshine Noir II: Writing From San Diego and Tijuana (City Works Press, 2015) is an anthology of contemporary San Diego nonfiction, fiction, poetry, and photography.
To see Tijuana more like a (decidedly hip) local, book a four-, six-, or eight-hour private tour with Turista Libre. Tours meet on the U.S. side of the pedestrian border crossing and include round-trip border transportation in a school bus and a Tijuana-based guide.
