Dental Work in Colombia

Dental Work in Colombia lets you have the picture-perfect smile without digging a hole in your pocket.

The affordable cost ^[1]Adroit Market Research
Global Dental Tourism Market Size
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Cost of Dental Work in Colombia, SA

Affordable procedures with quality work are the prime demands of anyone looking for dental care in Colombia. 

Colombia offers dental work at a cost that can save you nearly 70% money as compared to the treatment cost in the USA or Canada. Cost comparison between Colombia dental prices with the USA prices will make the picture clearer.

**Cost in USA clinics is based on online research. 

Dental Clinics and Dentists in Colombia

Centro de Implantes de la Costa, Cartagena

Located on the north coast of Colombia, South America, Centro de Implantes de la Costa is a popular dental tourism clinic in Cartagena.

The clinic is known to use latest German CEREC technology which helps in providing quick and effective patient support.

It is owned by Dr. Julio Oliver, one of the most visited Dentists in Colombia, who has more than 15 years of experience in the field.

He is specialized in Endodontics and is a Masters in Oral Rehabilitation. Also, he has completed his specialty in Implantology from Veracruz University of Mexico.

Dentica by Cristina Suaza, Bogota

A brand name for dental clinic in Bogota, Dentica is run by Cristina Suaza who is an active member of the Colombian Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

The clinic uses state-of-the-art technology that provides quality treatment to the patients and the dental team is trained to deliver the best of results.

You will find English speaking dentists in Colombia in Dentica. The staff here is also well-versed in Spanish, French, German and Portuguese, so, you are free to discuss your problems comfortably.

Oralimagen, Medellin

Headed by Dr. Johana Ossa Gomez, Oralimagen is a dental clinic in Medellin with a history of successfully treating thousands of patients in Medellin.

The colombian dentist, Dr. Johana Ossa Gomez, is certified by Dr. Christian Coachman in Digital Smile Design. She also specializes in Oral Rehabilitation and has 15+ experience in the industry.

Planning Dental Work in Colombia

According to a detailed report from Colombia Reports,^[3]Colombia Reports
Tourism
“Colombia’s tourism industry has grown more than 300% since 2006 when only 1 million foreigners visited the country…..”
View in Article Colombia is experiencing a massive inflow of tourists from all over the world. As of 2018, more than 3 million tourists had entered the Colombian borders.

Things to do in Colombia

If you are looking forward to dental tourism Colombia, then here is a list of things which you should consider doing here apart from the treatment.

• Download Apps: ^[4]Culture Trip
  The Essential Apps to Download Before Visiting Colombia
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Before entering Colombia (and not Columbia), it is better to download certain mobile apps so that you fully enjoy your journey.

• Tappsi Taxi app– This app will connect you to the yellow taxis which can also be tracked using GPS.

You can also go for Uber; however, it is illegal because of non-compliance with the Colombian laws. Nonetheless, it is equally prevalent, but you should be cautious while using Uber.

• Moovit Routes: Moovit can help you sort out the normal route and the TransMilenial system route separately.

While using the bus system, you will even receive notifications of when to get-off on your stop. The app not only gives you real-time information about the bus route, but the regular bike routes are equally accurate.

• Google Maps and Waze: Both these apps provide proper road maps and directions, whether you are walking through Colombian cities or taking your own cars.
• Duo Lingo and Google Translator: Spanish is widely spoken across Colombia. So, if you are not familiar with the language, these apps can help you in conversing with the locals.
• UberEats: If you don’t want to hunt for food, just order it using this app. It connects you with the local restaurants which will deliver food at your doorstep.

Places to Visit in Colombia

Bogota

The capital city of Colombia, Bogota offers many things to the tourists.^[5]The New York Times
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• Museo del Oro: Has a spectacular range of all-glowing gold statues, jewelry, and mask that belong to the pre-historic times. The visits are free on Sundays and cost 4,000 pesos at other times.
• Monserrate mountain: For trek-lovers, Monserrate mountain can you a nice adrenaline rush with its rough terrain and panoramic view on the top.
• Barrio La Candelaria: A historically rich part of Bogota, Barrio La Candelaria is fully packed with interesting churches, museums, shops and eating points.

Cartagena

Cartagena is a Caribbean city and tourists come here to enjoy the weather over here. ^[6]CNN Travels
The best things to do in Cartagena, Colombia
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• Port, Fortresses, and Group of Monuments: This military fortification in Cartagena is included in the UNESCO world heritage site list. People often visit this place to experience the rich blend of 16th, 17th and the 18th-century military architecture.
• Plaza de la Trinidad: A place that experiences a party-like atmosphere every Sunday. So if you are here in Cartagena on the weekend, then you simply can’t afford to miss out the fun. Look out for the free Zumba classes over here.

Medellin

The City of Eternal Spring, Medellin is a hub of art and education. Try “Paisa” which is simple food cooked with wonderful flavors.

• Plaza Botero: It is an open area with huge statues made by a famous Colombian artist, Fernando Botero.^[7]CNN travel
  Medellín: From ‘most dangerous city’ to tourist hot spot
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• Catedral Basílica Metropolitana: This church is a catholic cathedral whicH is solely dedicated to Virgin Mary. It is declared as the National Monument by the Colombian government as it is one of the major archtectural works in the country.

Dental Tourism Colombia Reviews

Kike is delighted with the quality she received with her teeth work in Cartagena, Colombia. She had 3 implants done with a crown from Dr. Julio Oliver and all of them went well. Quentarius and Lee had the same experience and they highly recommend dental work in Cartagena, Colombia to everyone.

David Smith also talks about his dental treatment in Medellin. He came to Dr. Johanna for Bridges and Crowns and found the ceramic ones work for him the best. Diseno and Billy are satisfied with the expertise of Dr. Johanna and are willing to come back in the future if they ever felt the need for any dental work.

Levi Daniel Pérez, from the US, is a happy client from Bogota. He is quite impressed with the Dental work in Colombia-Bogota. Levi has reviewed Dr. Suaza’s work and has surely recommended the services here. Roger and Ben are equally happy and they believe that their confidence has improved after they had their teeth done in Bogota.

Read more about dental options like implants, dental crowns, dentures, etc.

FAQ-Dental tourism in Colombia

References:

1. Adroit Market Research: Global Dental Tourism Market Size
2. Colgate: How Much Does A Porcelain Crown Cost?
3. Colombia Reports: Tourism
4. Culture Trip: The Essential Apps to Download Before Visiting Colombia
5. The New York Times: 36 Hours in Bogotá
6. CNN Travel: The best things to do in Cartagena, Colombia
7. CNN Travel: Medellín: From ‘most dangerous city’ to tourist hot spot
8. Journal of Oral Science: Dental education in Colombia
9. OSAC: Colombia 2019 Crime & Safety Report: Cartagena