Doctors & Dentists

Of all places, guess where I found an english speaking female dentist with reasonable rates. At a dental consultorio at Coto in Abasto which is just beside the Abasto Mall. The name of the dentist is Dra. Yanina (pretty by dentist's standard) They have a schedule of their rates so getting charged the gringo rate is not possible because you can always consult their published rates. Her dental assistant is super hot as in a 9. Threre are 3 dentists in the office and Dra. Yanina is the only one who speaks english. Her clinic hours are in the afternoons of Wednesday and Thursday.

Hello,

I'm looking for recent experiences with dentist in BA for teeth bleaching and crown replacment.

Thanks

Has anyone gotten glasses in BA? I'm wondering if there is any monetary advantage to getting it done compared to the states. I'd need an eye exam as well.

JC,

I've priced them at a few places and found the prices high. Passed. You mentioned SJO, Costa Rica recently. Great deals there. Titanium frames, progressive and transitional for $155us.

[QUOTE=Hound]JC,

I've priced them at a few places and found the prices high. Passed. You mentioned SJO, Costa Rica recently. Great deals there. Titanium frames, progressive and transitional for $155us.[/QUOTE]Well, I was there last month, but didn't even think about it. I probably should have gotten some in the Philippines last year, but I wasn't going to be in Manila long enough.

Let see, my next locations are going to be after BA: Jakarta, Colombo, Bangkok, Singapore, and Johannesburg. I guess I could always just get them done at Costco.:(

[QUOTE=Sidney]Good or bad and cost?[/QUOTE]I've had my right one scoped x3 and reconstructed once. But not in BA. PM me if you have any questions about the procedure.

I bought a pair and they matched my prescription. But that was three years ago, and prices have gone way up.

[QUOTE=Jaimito Cartero]Has anyone gotten glasses in BA? I'm wondering if there is any monetary advantage to getting it done compared to the states. I'd need an eye exam as well.[/QUOTE]

Yes, prices in the US are crazy. I usually get all my dental work done in Costa Rica, but it's nice to know that local dentists are affordable, and competent.

Dr Andres Son LEE.

Pueyrredon 1443 Piso 12 why santa fe.

4827 2776/4778 office staff has some limited english, dr lee is close to fluent.

Dr Lee attended NY University Dental School and has advanced training in implantology from Harvard. He is 50. This is a group practice in cluding 4 asian dentist and one MD. They are affiliate with the swiss clinic. They are on the 12 th floor of the swiss clinic building with the maternity unit.

For our west coast bretheren, Dr. Owns an implant clinic in LA and works there part of every other month. [url]www.new-imaging.com[/url]

I have some serious dental problems and went there initial for a root canal. An assistant did the root canal for 150 pesos including xray and full exam. When the first dentist saw that my mouth was a mess, dr lee came in for a free.

Consultation. He sent me around the corner for a panaramic x-ray[80 pesos] and then dr lee spent 45 minutes withme discussing structual problems with my mouth. He wewnt through my miami dentist's plan and criticed it. He offerred a referral to a dentist in miami. I asked if he could all the work in a series of 2 week visits. He said yes because he owns the lab that builds the bridges and crowns. He charges 25% of his LA prices for work done in ba. His complete plan to rebuild aLL OF MY PRIOR DENTAL WORK WITH IMPLANTS IS 30,000. Pesos IN MIAMI WITH CLIP-INS THE ESTIMATE WAS US$22,000. AND WITH IMPLANTS US$45,000. TO 55,000.

My new portena girl friend has a bridge for 20 years that he installed and 4 implants that he did 7 or 8 years ago. Per portena girl firend dr lee is 50% more expensive than the average dentist. He does the work for media people.

A small correction on Miami Bob's post about Dr. Lee.

The BA phone number is 4827-4776.

[QUOTE=Sidney]I thought Bob was low, but did't get around to asking him.[/QUOTE]El Sid-Bob's phone number had a wrong digit.

Dr. Lee is charging a total of about us$2000 for a 4 unit and 5 unit bride. I can bring cash or wire the money to his usa bank account or use a credit card with a surcharge. My dentist in miami wanted us$8500 for the same job.

If this goes well, i need some implants---Dr. Lee attends an implantology conference at NYU every year.

bob

[QUOTE=Sidney]After witnessing the successful results by others and in a effort to ''get on a level playing field'' with all you other ''young studs'', I decided to undergo facial cosmetic surgery. Why hide it? Some of you will figure it out anyway. To date, the procedures have been very successful. For me (not true for others) there has been no pain, minimal swelling and bruising, and 2 black eyes (200 sutures near my eyes and ears! I have lost a lot of wrinkles, opened my ''squinting eyes'' from an old hockey injury, and lost a few years! The physician was Horacio Mayer M. D. The out-patient hospital was Clinica del Sol. Both were outstanding. Time in surgery was 1:15, sutures 1:30, 5 hours recovery, and a:30 bbbj by my nurse! -------------- I'm Too Sexy Sid![/QUOTE]Yes Sidney, but does this make your "Dick Any Harder"

Exon

Looks like I need an orthopedist and some physical therapy. Recommendations would be appreciated. I got a barking dog.

[QUOTE=Charbuck]I've been to a few dentists in my time, but he's great. I asked around and got his name and he also speaks English well. He's also an adjunct at the Universidad de Buenos Aires.

4322-5337

He's also conveniently located at Viamonte 920 3C.

[url]http://www.ciudadental.com/ingles/turnos.htm[/url][/QUOTE]I went to see this guy today.

Painless filling. Cost - 170 pesos.

Quote for other work.

Cleaning costs 200 pesos.

Porcalin crown 820 pesos.

Temporary crown 92 pesos.

X ray 30 pesos.

Excellent english.

NOt looking forward to the crown. First timer.

Hi,

Has anyone had any experience with hair restoration / microtransplant here in BA? I hear it's much cheaper than in the US.

I would appreciate any info from someone who had a good experience, including prices.

Thanks

I went to this place recommended by Sydney to get a temporary cap that came loose cemented back in. Dr Patricia was not there. He only works Thursday. However there was an opening thirty minutes later with Dra. Mercedes Barila'. She spoke some English and was interested in working with Americans with dental problems. She is well-aware of the price differences. My procedure cost 50 pesos. She gave me a hug when I walked out whcih was a first at a dental offfice for me. I was a walk-in because I did not know the number. The phone number for the Center is 4371-6545.

Dr lee has done a great job at 1/5 the quoted price from implant specialist in Miami. In stead of bone graft, he employed a stem cell derived bone regenerating material made in Korea with $$ research from USA as this work was illegal under the neoconservative government in USA. Contact info is posted earlier.

Dr Lee speaks ok english. He is graduate of NYU dental school and has certs on wall from Harvard implant clinical programs he attends yearly.

He is afiliated with the Swiss clinics.

[QUOTE=Miami Bob]as this work was illegal under the neoconservative government in USA.[/QUOTE]As I've suspected for years: A fucking Neocon plot to destroy our teeth!

Thanks,

Jackson

Modern medical materials derived from stem cell research which is illegal in the usa and being developed in korea and used throught the modern world except the usa where power was held and shared with religious zelots who would love to put jackson in jail and discourage modern medical research? Jackson why would the usanot permitt my denist in the usa to use modern stem stem cell derived materials. Why would the usa not wish to be in front on this type of research and it's commercial applications?

I realize that you may have been making a glib joke, but some the decisions which the guys made to placate their religious power base are pretty off the wall I also hope that Obamah will give a lower priority to nancy pelosi and al sharpton's wish lists which may have equal intellectual weight to the banning of most federally funded stem cell reasearch---which is the law.

If you are travelling in Argentina and find that you need prescription medicine, can a tourist get it?

Can a tourist go to a doctor and get prescribed heart disease pills, or sleeping tablets, or diabetic meds or antidepressants or hypertension medication?

Will a doctor treat you on your merits, or will he simply tell you to get back to your home country and talk to your own doctor.

This is very important information for a lot of guys here. They are in the age bracket where access to prescription drugs might be very important, and people DO get their stuff robbed at times.

So if you know, please share the info. You could save a life.

You can bring in 90 days worth of meds so you should never run out, however, many of these meds are available here without a script or you can go to any Dr. And get one after appropriate exam.

Don't ask me for a Dr., I use Swiss Med.

[QUOTE=Sham Bo]If you are travelling in Argentina and find that you need prescription medicine, can a tourist get it?

Can a tourist go to a doctor and get prescribed heart disease pills, or sleeping tablets, or diabetic meds or antidepressants or hypertension medication?

Will a doctor treat you on your merits, or will he simply tell you to get back to your home country and talk to your own doctor.

This is very important information for a lot of guys here. They are in the age bracket where access to prescription drugs might be very important, and people DO get their stuff robbed at times.

So if you know, please share the info. You could save a life.[/QUOTE]Medicine for heart disease, hypertension, diabetes etc can be had over the counter. Sleeping pills or antidepressants can be more problematic but any doctor will fill out a prescription without too much (if any) fuss.

Most pain pills need a script as well.

[QUOTE=Miami Bob]Modern medical materials derived from stem cell research which is illegal in the usa and being developed in korea and used throught the modern world except the usa where power was held and shared with religious zelots who would love to put jackson in jail and discourage modern medical research? Jackson why would the usanot permitt my denist in the usa to use modern stem stem cell derived materials. Why would the usa not wish to be in front on this type of research and it's commercial applications?

I realize that you may have been making a glib joke, but some the decisions which the guys made to placate their religious power base are pretty off the wall I also hope that Obamah will give a lower priority to nancy pelosi and al sharpton's wish lists which may have equal intellectual weight to the banning of most federally funded stem cell reasearch---which is the law.[/QUOTE]My company is involved in stem cells. We do more work overseas than in the US for this very reason.

Right now the US is in a holding pattern, there is a 95% chance that Obama will reverse this silly embryonic stem cell law.

Meanwhile the South Koreans, French and especially the Taiwanese have a good 2-3 year head start on us. I have personally viewed some amazing research on kidney disease in Taipei.

One of my favorite sayings is that organized religion has killed more than any war, even while we are not in a war people are dieing because of what others believe.

While there are other stem cells that can be used, mainly bone marrow stem cells fighting leukemia, the real work has yet to begin in the US. Also some US scientists are moving to Europe to have better access to technology!

So now we have made a reverse H1-be visa!

I made my way to see this guy today. I was tired of the assembly line, Swiss Medical reimbursed, physical therapy I have been receiving. After only one session I can say this guy is a must see for anything ailing you in the muscle / skeleton department. A wizard. First session 120p.

[url]http://www.capitalmasajes.com.ar/[/url]

I had a haircut and a beard trim the other day, in a hairdresser's on Cordoba. It cost me AR$50. The same place last year - in fact it was the very same rather effeminate barber - cost AR$30.

I don't mind the cost, but last year I was congratulating myself that it was a good deal cheaper than my local barber at home. Now it's actually marginally dearer.