Dental and medical clinics in Mexico and Costa Rica, with what each one publishes

For every clinic: the price list it posts, the practitioners it names and their license numbers, the accreditations it claims, and what it leaves out. Read from the clinic's own website and linked line by line.

168 clinics · 29 destinations · 69 post prices · 29 show license numbers

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How to read a clinic page

Prices posted · 14

The clinic publishes a price list. Each line on its page here links to where it appears on the clinic's site, in the currency and framing the clinic used. A clinic that posts nothing is marked that way too.

License numbers shown · 3

The clinic names its dentists or surgeons and prints their professional license number beside them (a cédula in Mexico, a colegiado code in Costa Rica). The guides explain how to look one up.

No practitioners named

Grey stamps mark what a clinic leaves out. A missing stamp is a fact about the website, not a judgment about the clinic; it tells you what to ask before you book.

Posted prices by procedure

Every procedure with a posted price

What this site is not

  • Not a ranking. Clinics are listed by place and name. Nothing on a page says a clinic is good, safe or recommended, and no clinic can pay for a position.
  • Not a booking site. There is no quote form, no concierge and no commission. You contact a clinic through its own website.
  • Not verification. A license number or accreditation on a clinic page is what the clinic printed. Costa Rican dentists' names were searched on the Colegio de Cirujanos Dentistas' public roll; nothing else has been checked with a regulator or accreditor. The guides show where each kind of claim can be checked.

Guides