DENTIST IN PROGRESSO
Hi, i am looking for recommendations for a dentist in progresso to have a partial made. Any help would be great. thanks
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I used Dr. Xavier Aguirre - DR X - 1-866-529-8963
I would recommend him for full dentures, partials, implants and such. Excellent work, and his own lab in his office. Did a great job with 23 extractions and full plates, including setting implants in the bottom jaw.
I waited a few months after the implant bases were put in to allow the bone to grow back around them and anchor them.
The final fitting of the lower plate by his lab people was tedious. He came to check after a couple visits back, and sent the plate back for a completely new rebuild. Been perfect since.
However, he does have large hands and fingers. If you have a physically small mouth, he might be uncomfortable.
My wife used Dr. Zacharias. She has much better teeth than I do, only needing a yearly cleaning, one once needed an inlay. We had time, because that clinic which is a family practice, father, son, wife, does not have an in-house lab.
One thing which I've found different in Mexico than in the US. Assistants do a lot of the setup and cleanup work, with the dentist doing the actual procedures.
Dr. X has several students working with him, and several very experienced people who have been with him for years.
I would recommend him for full dentures, partials, implants and such. Excellent work, and his own lab in his office. Did a great job with 23 extractions and full plates, including setting implants in the bottom jaw.
I waited a few months after the implant bases were put in to allow the bone to grow back around them and anchor them.
The final fitting of the lower plate by his lab people was tedious. He came to check after a couple visits back, and sent the plate back for a completely new rebuild. Been perfect since.
However, he does have large hands and fingers. If you have a physically small mouth, he might be uncomfortable.
My wife used Dr. Zacharias. She has much better teeth than I do, only needing a yearly cleaning, one once needed an inlay. We had time, because that clinic which is a family practice, father, son, wife, does not have an in-house lab.
One thing which I've found different in Mexico than in the US. Assistants do a lot of the setup and cleanup work, with the dentist doing the actual procedures.
Dr. X has several students working with him, and several very experienced people who have been with him for years.
