Los Algodones Dental Price List 2026: What 189 Clinics Publish

Molar City recorded advertised prices for 62 dental treatments from 189 clinics in Los Algodones, making this the largest dataset on our site. The border town’s dental district is a compact grid of a few blocks just past the Andrade Port of Entry, where patients from the U.S. and Canada walk across for care.

The Deepest Dental Price Dataset We’ve Published

Los Algodones is one of the most concentrated dental destinations in North America. With 189 clinics tracked, it accounts for more published prices than any other city on Molar City. Our scan covers common procedures such as cleanings, fillings, and crowns, as well as complex work like zygomatic implants and full-arch restorations. The numbers that follow come straight from what clinics put on their own websites.

Where the Prices Come From

Molar City reads the price pages that dental clinics publish on their own websites and records what is listed there. We do not phone or email clinics for quotes. A published price is an advertised price, not a quote, and not necessarily what a patient is charged after an examination. In Los Algodones, 156 of the 189 clinics have their own website, giving us a substantial window into market rates.

Use the table as a starting point — always confirm the current cost with the clinic you choose and ask what exactly is included.

Where these numbers come from: Molar City collected them from the published price pages of dental clinics in Los Algodones on 2026-08-08 — 59 treatments, each one published by between 2 and 16 clinics. They are what clinics advertise, not quotes we negotiated and not what you will necessarily be charged after an exam. Prices change and a published price is not a quote.

How to Use the Price Table

The table shows the lowest and highest prices we recorded for each treatment, along with the median — the middle value. The number of clinics tells you how many practices published a price for that treatment; a larger number usually means the range is more representative of the market. For example, the price range for a simple extraction ($40 to $180) comes from 9 clinics, while the range for a zirconia crown ($390 to $500) draws from 14 clinics.

The median is often a better benchmark than the low because extremely low prices may reflect a limited-scope treatment or a promotional offer. When a treatment has few listed clinics, the range should be taken with more caution. Keep in mind that a lower price does not indicate lower quality, and a higher price is not a guarantee of better care. Use the table to understand what to expect, then speak with several clinics before you commit.

For steps deeper than a single tooth, like a full-mouth rehabilitation, you will likely need an in-person consultation before a clinic can quote you an exact figure.

Los Algodones Prices vs. U.S. Benchmarks

Three treatments where Molar City maintains reference U.S. price ranges let you see the difference in the numbers:

• A single standard titanium dental implant (implant only) ranges from $699 to $900 in Los Algodones, with a median of $790. In the U.S., the same item typically runs from $2,500 to $5,000.
• A full-arch “All-on-4” system with a fixed acrylic bridge lists between $7,500 and $9,990 in Los Algodones, against a U.S. range of $20,000 to $30,000 per arch.
• A zirconia crown carries a Los Algodones price of $390 to $500, whereas U.S. prices fall between $1,200 and $1,800.

These are advertised rates from clinic websites; final fees depend on your case.

What This Price List Doesn’t Tell You

Every price we publish is a snapshot of what was online when we checked. It does not reflect temporary promotions, bundled packages, or costs that surface only after an exam. For instance, an implant often requires a separate abutment and crown; prices for those pieces appear elsewhere in the table. A “sinus lifting” price might not include bone grafting material, and sedation fees are often listed per session, not per hour.

We also cannot tell you how long a treatment will take, whether the price covers a temporary restoration, or what warranty, if any, is included. Ask the clinic directly. Never agree to care until you have a written treatment plan with a breakdown of every fee.

Clinic Quality in Los Algodones

Price matters, but so does the clinic’s track record. Among the 189 clinics we track, 182 have a Google rating. The average rating is 4.79. A total of 157 clinics are rated 4.5 or better, and 145 sit at 4.7 or higher. The clinics have accumulated 14,432 reviews, with 52 clinics above the 50-review mark and 24 clinics above 100 reviews.

These numbers suggest a competitive market where a very high rating is common. Still, a star rating alone does not tell the whole story. Read recent reviews, check the clinic’s website for details on the dentist’s training, and verify that instruments are sterilized according to accepted protocols. No single number captures a clinic’s skill, and a 4.8 rating does not mean every patient will have the same experience. Look for patterns in reviews — mention of clean facilities, clear communication, and how complications were handled. Demand in Los Algodones is strongly seasonal — winter brings many snowbirds, while summer is much quieter — so appointment availability can shift.

Visiting Los Algodones for Dental Work

The town sits where Baja California, California, and Arizona meet. Nearly all dental patients park on the U.S. side and walk across the Andrade Port of Entry; you do not need to drive into Mexico. The dental district is immediately past the gate, and all but a handful of clinics sit within a few walkable blocks.

Yuma International Airport (YUM) is the closest airport, though many travelers fly into San Diego or Phoenix and drive to the border. Border crossing hours at Andrade are limited and have changed in the past; check the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website for current times before you plan a same-day return.

If you need multiple visits over several days, lodging options exist on the U.S. side in the Yuma area. Talk to your clinic about how they schedule multi-appointment treatment for out-of-town patients. Because demand dips in the hotter months, some patients find summer is an easier time to get a short-notice appointment, though you should still book ahead.