Comprehensive General Dentistry in Dubai
Protecting your long-term oral health with painless, preventive, and restorative dental care by our DHA-licensed experts.
General dentistry at Ferdows Polyclinic focuses on preventing disease and saving your natural teeth. Our comprehensive services include routine dental checkups, digital X-rays, ultrasonic teeth cleaning, invisible tooth-colored fillings, and pain-free root canal treatments. We prioritize patient comfort in a modern, highly sterilized environment.
The foundation of every beautiful smile is a healthy mouth. At Ferdows Polyclinic in Deira, we believe that preventive care is always better than a cure. Routine visits allow our dentists to catch early signs of decay, gum disease, or structural issues long before they become painful or expensive to treat.
We provide a calm, reassuring environment specifically designed for patients who may feel anxious about visiting the dentist. Using advanced digital diagnostics and pain-minimized techniques, we ensure your family's oral health is in the best possible hands.
Our Core General Dentistry Services
Teeth Cleaning & Scaling
Even with perfect brushing, plaque hardens into tartar that only a professional can remove. We use ultrasonic scalers for a gentle, thorough deep clean.
- Prevents gum disease (gingivitis)
- Removes stubborn surface stains
- Eliminates bad breath
Tooth-Colored Fillings
We treat cavities using high-quality composite resin that matches the exact shade of your natural teeth, replacing old, unsightly silver amalgam fillings.
- Invisible, aesthetic restorations
- Bonds strongly to tooth structure
- Safe and mercury-free
Root Canal Treatment
Don't lose your natural tooth to deep infection. Our pain-free root canal therapy removes the infected pulp, sanitizes the root, and seals the tooth safely.
- Instantly relieves severe toothaches
- Saves the natural tooth structure
- Pain-minimized under local anesthesia
Comprehensive Checkups
A complete oral health evaluation utilizing digital, low-radiation X-rays to detect hidden cavities, bone loss, or impacted wisdom teeth early on.
- Thorough gum and bone assessment
- Oral cancer screening
- Personalized treatment planning
Painless Extractions: While we do everything possible to save a tooth, sometimes an extraction is necessary due to severe trauma, deep decay, or impacted wisdom teeth. Our dentists perform gentle, safe extractions with detailed aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.
Meet Your General Dentists
Our DHA-licensed general dentists combine years of clinical experience with a gentle, patient-first approach to ensure every visit is comfortable and stress-free.
Dr. Zohreh Ahrari
Leading the dental department, Dr. Zohreh emphasizes comprehensive preventative care, structural tooth preservation, and creating a welcoming clinical environment.
Dr. Asra Alahyari
Highly skilled in all aspects of general dentistry. Dr. Asra is passionate about patient education and providing calm, reassuring, and pain-free restorative care.
What Our Patients Say
"I had a teeth cleaning at Ferdows Medical Center... I'm really satisfied with the result of my teeth. Highly recommended."
"I highly recommend this medical center... I've got braces, fillings and teeth extraction and the service is excellent. They are very professional and far too kind."
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I visit the dentist for a routine checkup?
For most patients, we recommend a routine dental checkup and professional cleaning every 6 months to prevent plaque buildup, cavities, and gum disease.
Is professional teeth cleaning painful?
No, professional teeth cleaning is not painful. We use advanced ultrasonic scalers that gently vibrate to remove plaque and tartar without damaging your enamel or causing discomfort.
Do you use tooth-colored fillings?
Yes, we exclusively use high-quality composite resin fillings that are color-matched to your natural teeth, ensuring your restorations are completely invisible and highly durable.
What should I do if I have a severe toothache?
A severe toothache is often a sign of deep decay or infection. Contact us immediately for a consultation. You may require a simple filling or a pain-free root canal treatment to save the tooth.