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Orthodontics

We fit metal, clear and lingual braces, and decide which suits you after a panoramic X-ray and measurements of your jaw. Treatment runs anywhere from one year to two and a half, depending on how much crowding or protrusion there is, and we give you the expected duration and the full cost at your first visit. For simple cases a clear aligner may be enough instead of full braces.

Fillings and root canal

Minor decay is handled with a tooth-coloured filling in a single session. Once decay reaches the nerve we perform root canal treatment with rotary files, usually in one or two sessions depending on the number of canals. We use sufficient local anaesthetic, and if dental work makes you anxious, tell us up front and we will go at your pace.

Extractions and oral surgery

We always try to save the tooth first; extraction is the last resort. We handle routine extractions as well as impacted and surgical wisdom teeth, and we show you on the X-ray beforehand what will happen and what to expect afterwards. You leave with written aftercare instructions for bleeding and swelling, and a number you can call if anything happens overnight.

Crowns, bridges and implants

If you have lost one tooth or several, we work out what suits your case: an implant that replaces the tooth on its own without touching the neighbouring ones, a bridge, or a removable denture. We design the restoration digitally so it fits correctly the first time, and implants carry a warranty. Jawbone is measured by X-ray before any implant decision.

Cosmetic dentistry and whitening

In-clinic whitening takes about half an hour and makes a visible difference from the first session. For veneers and a Hollywood smile we start with a digital design so you see your new smile before any preparation begins. Not every case needs veneers — if there is crowding, we will tell you that braces would suit you better and cost less.

Children's dentistry

We have a paediatric dental specialist, and we handle fillings, pulpotomy, baby-tooth extractions and fluoride prevention. A child's first visit is kept short and is about getting to know the clinic without any treatment where the case is not urgent, so the next visit is not frightening.

A clinic of specialists, not one dentist

In most dental clinics a single dentist does everything — orthodontics, implants, root canals and cosmetics. We work differently: each field has its own specialist. We have an orthodontist, an implant and oral surgery specialist, an endodontist, a cosmetic and veneers specialist, and a paediatric dental specialist. That means your case is treated by someone whose daily work is that exact case, not by someone who takes it on now and then.

How your case reaches the right specialist

You come in for the first exam, and we do a full check of your teeth and gums plus digital X-rays if your case needs them. That exam decides exactly what you need, and you are referred to the specialist whose field your case belongs to. If your case needs more than one field — orthodontics first, then restorations, for example — we sequence the steps properly and tell you what comes first, what follows, and why.

The dentist who starts with you is the one who finishes

This is what worries a lot of people: "will I see a different dentist every visit?" No. The dentist who takes on your case is the one who sees your treatment plan through to the end. It stops anyone from starting over each time, and it means someone always knows your history in detail if anything urgent comes up.

What happens at the first exam

The exam costs 200 EGP and takes between thirty and forty minutes. It covers a full check of every tooth and your gums, digital X-rays where the case needs them, a 3D scan of your jaw in the cases that call for one, and at the end you leave with a written treatment plan listing every step and its price. There is no obligation to continue with us afterwards.

If you speak English

Someone on the team speaks English. If you are not Egyptian, or you would simply rather explain your case in English, tell us when you book and we will schedule you with someone you can talk to properly.

Ask who exactly will do the work

There is a real difference between having your braces fitted by an orthodontist and having them fitted by any dentist. Ask plainly: who will handle my case, and what is their specialty? A clinic with a clear answer to that is usually a clinic that runs on a system. One that talks around it deserves your caution.

Ask for a written, priced treatment plan before anything starts

The commonest problem in dental care is the cost growing while you are halfway through and unable to walk away. A written plan listing every step and its price, in your hands before the first session, protects you from that completely. If a clinic will not give you a written price up front, that on its own is a reason to think again.

Ask about sterilisation specifically

Do not settle for the place simply looking clean — that is not the same thing. Ask specific questions: are instruments sterilised in an autoclave? Are they opened in front of me from a sealed pouch at the start of the session? These are entirely ordinary questions and you have every right to ask them; any clinic run properly will answer without taking offence.

See the X-ray before any major decision

Any big decision — an extraction, an implant, a root canal — should rest on an X-ray you have seen and had explained to you on screen, not on words alone. If someone tells you a tooth has to come out without showing you why, ask them to show you. That is your right, not an unusual demand.

Ask about the guarantee, and about what happens afterwards

Ask what exactly the guarantee covers, not just whether one exists. And ask the question people forget: if something goes wrong a week after treatment, at night, who do I call? A clinic with an emergency line and real follow-up is a different proposition from one that treats you once and waves goodbye.

The six questions, in short

• Who will do the work, and what is their specialty?
• Is the treatment plan written and priced before the first session?
• How are instruments sterilised, and are they opened in front of me?
• Can I see the X-ray and have it explained before any decision?
• Is there a guarantee? Covering what exactly?
• If something goes wrong after treatment, who do I call, and when?

Sterilisation — the step nobody sees

Every instrument is washed and sterilised in the autoclave after each patient, then stored in a sealed sterile pouch. That pouch is opened in front of you at the start of your session, not before it. You are entitled to ask to see this at any time — ask, and we will show you without any awkwardness, because this ought to be ordinary rather than exceptional.

Digital X-rays inside the clinic

You will not be sent out to find an imaging centre and come back. Digital X-rays are here on site, so the image appears within seconds and we look at it together on screen while we explain exactly what it shows. Digital X-rays also carry a far lower radiation dose than the old film ones.

3D scanning instead of impressions

Instead of putty impressions, which many people find unpleasant and some find nauseating, we use a 3D scan of the jaw in the cases that call for one — orthodontics, restorations and smile design. It gives more accurate measurements, and it lets you see the expected result before we begin any step.

Hours and emergencies

Routine appointments run every day from 12 noon to 10 at night, all week. The emergency line runs 24 hours outside those hours for any sudden pain, fracture or swelling — call any time and we will tell you when to come in and what it will cost, on the phone. Very few clinics in the area do this.

Getting here

The clinic is in Al Rehab, Gate 5, The Yard Mall, clinic 119. It is close to the First and Fifth Settlements, easy to reach, and there is parking. If it is your first visit, message us on WhatsApp and we will send you the map location and directions in detail.