Dental Laser Location Map

Directions and Map to Clinic
(BELOW THE MAP ARE PHOTOS OF DRIVING TO NOGALES, WHERE TO PARK,
AND WALKING TO OUR CLINIC)

Here is a map to our clinic (below). Notice that we have two locations; a new clinic (open soon) right after you cross the border on the walking mall (see the red arrow pointing to the location); and the other about 2 blocks south. You can call the main location and ask the receptionist, Dalila, if she will call the van to pick you up and take you to the main clinic. There is a brick walking street just to the left of the red arrow, where no cars can drive.

The shuttle van will pick you up at the end of the very short brick walking street towards the main clinic on avenue “Lopez Mateos,” where it intersects with Campillo Street. Notice that the Catholic Church is on Avenue Lopez Mateos, where it intersects with Ochoa Street.

You can park in the liquor store parking lot (UETA) right next to the Greyhound Bus Terminal, or you can park in the Burger King parking lot across the street, both at a cost of $4.00 U.S. dollars. Remember that you can have your parking fee refunded at either of the Dental Laser Clinics, so bring the receipt with you to the clinic. When you drive to Nogales, Arizona south from Tucson or further north in Phoenix, you must use I-19 which will take you to the U.S./Mexico border. You will see many off ramps once in Nogales, Arizona, on your way to the border, but continue past them on I-19 right to the Burger King Restaurant on your left, or the UETA parking lot on your right, directly across the street from Burger King.

SENIOR CITIZENS can walk to the head of the line of people waiting to enter the United States from Mexico through the rotating pole doors. Don’t forget your passport, because now while a driver’s license may work once, the U.S. Border Patrol agent will inform you that only a U.S. passport will allow entry into the United States.

When you drive to our clinic in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, and need a visual guide of the location of parking in Nogales, Arizona, and the walking route across the border and to our clinic, we have provided here multiple landmarks to make your journey easier. Below you will see those landmarks in picture form showing the street as you come into Nogales, Arizona, going across the border into Nogales, Mexico, a few pictures of our new clinic under construction (only 75 feet from the U.S. Border in Nogales, Sonora), where our shuttle van will pick you up to take you to our existing clinic, and some that show the actual walking route to the existing clinic.

Picture 1: the last sign on I-19 as you drive down the hill into Nogales, Arizona. Do not take the exit for ramp 1A.

Picture 2: this picture shows the upcoming parking lots on the right side of the road. Drive just past the sign showing the “left arrow” in the picture to the Ueta Duty Fee Liquor Store parking lot, which is the last building in the picture on the left, shown with pictures of people in a painted advertisement on the Ueta building. The pink and gray round building is just to the right of this Ueta liquor store building.

Picture 3: shows the Ueta parking lot and the parking road where Greyhound busses can park between the Greyhound Bus Depot on the left, and the Ueta Building on the right.

Picture 4: shows the front of the Ueta Duty Fee Liquor Store on the street across from the ramp down to the U.S.-Mexican border crossing shown in picture 5.

Picture 5: shows the ramp down to the U.S. border that crosses into Mexico.

Picture 6: shows the U.S. Border exit doors that you will pass through as you come back into Nogales, Arizona from Nogales, Mexico, and the red barricade that directs you toward the entry into Mexico.

Picture 7: shows the orange directional barricade with the pipe turning doors into Mexico (very rear of photo)—that do not allow you to change your mind once you enter them. There are male and female restrooms on the right just before you pass into Mexico.

Picture 8: shows a close up picture of a woman going through the turning pipe doors into Nogales, Mexico.

Picture 9: shows the button you will push as you officially enter into Mexico; if you get a red light, you must stop briefly so Mexican border agents can check your packages for taxable products, but not duty free liquor from Ueta.

Picture 10: shows a picture of our new clinic—under construction—with a white plywood barrier in place to keep people out of harm’s way during the remodeling and rebuilding of the interior of the clinic due to open in May, 2011. Notice the “farmacias benavides” to the right of the new clinic location?

Picture 11: shows the old lime and orange colors that were painted on the front of the old building, with the white plywood barrier in place. This is the walking street where you will see police on bicycles patrolling the area. Notice that behind the top of the old orange and lime building front there is nothing but open space where floor two and the roof of the new building will be built.

Picture 12: shows the temporary location of one of our receptionists, only 20 feet from the new clinic location, who is on duty from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. She can all for the shuttle van to take you to our existing clinic or you can call using your own cell phone (520-223-4063) when you cross the border.

Picture 13: shows where the current shuttle van will pick you up and take you to the existing clinic. In the picture, there is a tan jeep parked in the shuttle van pickup location in front of and below the walkway over the train tracks.

Picture 14: shows the Catholic Church (twin tan brick towers with tree in front) that you will pass by if you walk to the existing clinic. Notice the “CASA DE CAMBIO” sign on the building in front of the church? The actual location of the existing clinic is below the roof signboard with blue top and bottom bands in the rear of this picture—only 1.5 blocks from the church.

Picture 15: shows the roof signboard with blue top and bottom bands mentioned in the previous picture, together with our small “Dental Laser” sign on the roof of our building in yellow with blue lettering—Dental Laser.

Picture 16: shows our clinic sign—Dental Laser Nogales—in the shuttered window and the two doors into our existing clinic.

Hopefully, these pictures have provided you with sufficient visual information to find our new clinic, the location of the shuttle van pickup location, together with landmarks should you decide to walk to our OLD clinic—four blocks from the border.