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aftermath
Nov 13, 2018Explorer III
Lwiddis wrote:
You pays your money, you takes your chances.
This is it. My wife is a dental hygienist and does not suggest having work done in Mexico from first hand experience dealing with some of the aftermath. That said, there are decent dentists down there and it will be important to be able to find one of them. If you know people who have had work done there and are happy with the outcome, then that would be a good place to start.
Remember though, if you end up having problems there will be no recourse. I don't think you can go to the courts for help and if your end up in serious trouble it will cost far more to get things fixed here, even if you can. I am willing to cut corners to save a buck now and then. I doubt I would want to do this with my health. Again, your chances would go up if you knew a good provider down there. But still......
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