As much as I dislike dental work, especially oral surgery, for which I'm going back down to Rosarito Beach once again, I LOVE Dr. Oscar Avila! He's
USA-trained, generally inexpensive, incredibly talented, bi-lingual staff, painless, provides shots of tequila beforehand in a PRIVATE waiting room
(you need to ask, shhhh!), great staff, right next door to Tire Express (yes, I service my car at the same time I have
dental work done), and I HIGHLY recommend him. 'Nuf said. OSCAR AVILA, DDS Website.
"Oscar Avila graduated from University of Baja California in 1979. He attended continuing education at Loma Linda University from 1992 to 2001
where he received three masters in Prosthodontics. Implantology and Cosmetic Dentistry. He has been practicing dentistry in his current location for
over 29 years. Dr Avila has kept up to date on many continuing educational classes for his knowledge and always bringing the best and most up to date
equipment to serve his patients the best for less, ensuring that his patients receive the most comprehensive and advance dental care available
worldwide. Dr. Avila and his family created in 2002 the well known and advanced University of Rosarito that specializes in the dental education where
Dr. Avila teaches from 8 am to 12 m daily from Monday to Friday."
[Edited on 2011-3-12 by bryanmckenzie]Sallysouth - 3-11-2011 at 10:19 PM
wow, you look a lot like the guy in your avatar!!Nothing better than a painless and "accomodating" dentist!!
Yes, Dr. Avila Is a Very Good Dentist
Gypsy Jan - 3-12-2011 at 01:24 PM
He runs a teaching college in Rosarito, as I mentioned in another thread.
Our experiences with him have been 100% positive.bryanmckenzie - 4-7-2011 at 03:47 PM
I recently had to return for yet another root canal. Boy was I relieved when it wasn't a cyst on the jawbone beneath a rear molar. It was "only" a
root canal. Can that statement actually make sense?
Anyway, once again, Dr. Avila & staff were both wonderful & painless.
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Originally posted by Gypsy Jan
He runs a teaching college in Rosarito, as I mentioned in another thread.
