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2 September, 2009 11:18:18 | in health, medicine

Lima's Top 5 Dentists

by
Patricia Smith

Many people take advantage of the Peruvian cost of dentistry. They insist that including the cost of the flight to Peru, their dental work ends up costing much less than in the states. However, beware, and be smart when selecting a dentist for your family.



Based on your recommendations, and on the recommendations from many parents in the area, we have summarized a list of the Top 5 recommended dentists in Lima.

1. RONNY DE LA FLOR
440-7317, 99824*4274
“ me encanta!, … es espactular! … “

2. AMIR TOPF
Ca. Los Laureles 590, San Isidro
221-0697,
“ … es excelente! … “

3. VASNIA WIZAMA PERALTA
Dos de mayo 161, #702, Miraflores
221-1228, 99-778-3819, 995-953-566
vassnia@gmail.com, vasniawizama@hotmail.com
“ … nice, … gente, … bilingual, … reasonable rates, …”

4. CARMEN OTAYZA y MARISA OTAYZA
CC El Polo 435-1875
Chacarilla 715-3399, -3398
“ Buenissima!, Great with kids!, Gentle, Friendly, Genuinely nice person, Speaks English”

5. RITA VILLENA
Pediatras Asociados, Miraflores
441-8407

For the entire list of submissions, with corresponding contact information, please click on this link.

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3 Comments

# Peruvian Vik says :
5 September, 2009 [ 08:28 ]
Very good. I would recommend Rocio Flores Paz. Her practice is located Calle Americo Vespucio Mz. L lot.59 Urb., Covima, La Molina
Office 348 4839, 301 3731 
Cell 99 573 9389
# Lisa says :
4 October, 2009 [ 12:08 ]
Are their fees as high as in the USA?
# Patricia says :
10 November, 2009 [ 03:19 ]
Thank You Vik for the addition.

Lisa,  Fees are nowhere near dental care in the U.S., especially in & around the major cities (NY, Chicago, LA, ...)  That's why so many persons, especially peruvians living in the states, arrange their travel to Peru to include much needed dental work.  I know in the states sometimes there are programs, such as American Dental, which gives low cost dental care.  However the quality of the service and the facilities are also below standard.  So in the states, you get what you pay for.  Whereas here, you can find outstanding medical & dental care, for incredibly low prices.
/patri.

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