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Bone Graft in Guatemala

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Recommended Guatemala Dental Team Guatemala City, Guatemala
Guatemala Dental Team
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Brittany Wagner, 13 April 2020

My husband and I recently visited Guatemala for vacation and for dental work. The dental team was excellent at communication to organize our appointments beforehand, and we were happy to know that a member of the team would be there to meet us at the airport and get us to our accommodations. Gaby was particularly wonderful to deal with and helped us very much. The area we stayed in near the clinic was very safe and we felt very comfortable walking around, also ubering was very inexpensive. The Dental team and clinic was very professional and friendly, and we are both pleased with the work we had done at a fraction of the cost. Also Dr. Guerra was very personable, spoke great English and went beyond our expectations, even messaging us after to see how we were and accommodating our travels by doing a follow up in Antigua, which we greatly appreciated. We would definitely go back to have dental work done, and also to see more of Guatemala! It’s a beautiful country. Thanks so much!

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Dental Design Guatemala City, Guatemala
Dental Design
5.0

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Lex Dunlap, 21 January 2019

Excellent Professional services. State of the art Medical equipment. Really a very good practice..Great English and accelerated Service. I highly recommend Dr. Alan Antillon. Best Lex

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    What you need to know about Bone Graft in Guatemala

    Bone Graft is considered an invasive dental procedure that requires sedation and considerable planning by specialist dental staff. This type of Dentistry procedure / treatment can be considered reasonably expensive, especially given the skill set, experience, training and equipment used by the specialists involved. For Bone Graft, photos are required for the specialist to review prior to treatment.

    With any dental surgery, you should expect to feel a little disoriented from the sedation and you may want to rest a little for the next day or two. But then you should expect to be back on your feet right away. You'll be prescribed anti-inflammatories and pain-killers to help control the swelling and pain in your mouth.

    You should expect to stay in Guatemala for about a week after your dental surgery, this will allow for your wounds to heal and should any complications arise, you can revisit the dentist. Given the high success rate of this dental surgery, complications are uncommon, but when they do occur, it's mostly just prolonged soreness and swelling to the gum and surrounding area. Additional meds may be prescribed to help combat this.

    Whilst the information presented here has been accurately sourced and verified by a medical professional for its accuracy, it is still advised to consult with your doctor before pursuing a medical treatment at one of the listed medical providers

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    Bone Graft in and around Guatemala

    Introduction

    Guatemala is a country in Central America and its territory was once the core of the Maya Civilization. There are numerous historical sites to explore in this country, from Tikal National Park where visitors can learn more about the Maya to the colonial city of Antigua, which is one of the many footprints the Spanish left behind. However, there are other charms as well, such as the many amazing volcanoes, lakes, jungles, and inexpensive food markets. Besides its natural beauty and ancient ruins, Guatemala is also popular among international tourists for its medical tourism. Foreign patients who are looking for a more cost-effective solution for their medical requirements choose Guatemala because the country offers the finest quality healthcare at reasonable rates. On average, medical procedures in this country are 50 to 75% less expensive than in the US. Furthermore, the standard and quality of the hospitals and clinics in this country are on par with those in the USA. 

    Popular Cities and Regions in Guatemala

    The most popular city in Guatemala is Antigua, which was the capital of Guatemala. Located in the central highlands of the country, between three volcanoes, this city is mainly known for its preserved Spanish Baroque-influenced architecture. From its churches, houses, ruins, parks, to its cobbled streets, the city will never cease to captivate visitors. Visit the Plaza Mayor (central square) to admire its awesome palaces, cathedral, and gardens. While most travelers used to skip Guatemala City, the capital of the country, more and more travelers are coming to the city as it reinvents itself as a safe and interesting destination to visit. Another popular city is Panajachel, which is the gateway to the striking Lago de Atitlán.

    Transport in Guatemala

    The primary airport in Guatemala is La Aurora International Airport, which operates international flights to and from several cities in North and Central America, such as Los Angeles, New York, Mexico City, and San Salvador. Low-cost airlines, including JetBlue and Volaris, serve flights from this airport. The most common way to travel around the country is by pull man (first-class buses+, rental cars, and “chicken bus” (second-class buses). To travel inside cities and towns, taxis and three-wheeled Thai tuk-tuks are widely available. 

    Visas in Guatemala

    Holders of passports of 86 countries, including all EU countries, the US, and the UK, are allowed to visit Guatemala for up to 90 days. Other nationals, including China and Nepal, need to apply for a visa to be able to visit the country.

    Weather in Guatemala

    Guatemala has two seasons. The rainy season stretches from May through October, with the majority of rain falling between September and October. The dry season extends from November to April, characterized by clear, blue skies. Note that coastal areas can be very humid.

    Additional Info

    1. Local Currency: The official currency is Quetzal (GTQ). 1 USD is approx. 7.6 GTQ. 
    2. Money & Payments: ATMs are widely available. Credit Cards are accepted in most midrange and high-end restaurants and hostels. Tipping is usually expected except by taxi drivers.
    3. Local Language: Spanish is the official language spoken by 93% of the population. Very few locals speak English. The only places where you can find English speakers are in tourist areas.
    4. Local Culture and Religion: The culture of the country reflects strong Mayan and Spanish influences. Guatemala has the freedom of religion, but Christianity is the predominant religion.
    5. Public Holidays: Guatemala celebrates several public holidays, including (but not limited to) New Year’s Day, Labor Day, Army Day, Independence Day, Revolution Day, and Christmas Day.

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