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Dubai’s independent dental guide

Dubai’s definitive guide to exceptional dental care

Every DHA-licensed clinic, verified dentists and independent product reviews — curated in one place so you can choose with complete confidence.

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Every listing cross-checked against the Dubai Health Authority open register — independent, no sponsored rankings.

How it works

From search to smile in three steps

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Search & compare

Browse verified clinics on the live map, filter by emirate or treatment, and shortlist the ones near you.

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Check the credentials

Review dentist profiles, specialties, qualifications and licence details before you decide.

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Book with confidence

Know typical costs upfront from our AED price guide, then contact the clinic directly — no middleman.

Browse by emirate

Dental care, wherever you are

Jump straight to a verified clinic near you, anywhere in Dubai.

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Filter by emirate or service, then tap a pin for details and directions.

Featured clinics

Trusted practices across the UAE

From routine check-ups to implants and orthodontics — compare verified clinics near you and book with confidence.

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Clinic recognition

The mark Dubai's best clinics carry

The OCG Verified badge tells patients your clinic's licence, dentists and details have been independently checked against the official DHA register. Recognition you earn — never bought.

  • DHA cross-checked profileLicence, dentists and location verified against the official register.
  • Gold badge — on our site and yoursDisplay the seal on your profile and embed it on your own website.
  • Featured across the guidePriority placement on the live map and in district showcases.

Already trusted by patients browsing 353 DHA-licensed clinics across Dubai.

Product reviews

Tested. Rated. No sponsors.

Hands-on reviews of oral care products available in the UAE — with honest pros and cons.

Treatment cost guide

What dental care costs in the UAE

Typical private-clinic price ranges in AED. Always confirm with the clinic — prices vary by emirate and case.

Dental check-up & scalingOften covered by insurance
AED 150 – 500
Teeth whitening (in-clinic)Zoom / laser sessions
AED 700 – 2,500
Composite fillingPer tooth
AED 200 – 800
Root canal treatmentMolar treatments cost more
AED 800 – 3,000
Ceramic crownPer tooth, zirconia at top end
AED 1,000 – 4,000
Porcelain veneerPer tooth
AED 1,200 – 3,500
Dental implantPer tooth incl. crown
AED 3,000 – 15,000
Metal bracesFull treatment
AED 8,000 – 18,000
Clear aligners (Invisalign)Full treatment
AED 12,000 – 35,000
Wisdom tooth extractionSurgical cases at top end
AED 500 – 2,500

Indicative ranges compiled from published UAE clinic price lists. Not a quote or medical advice.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if a UAE dental clinic is licensed?

Clinics in Dubai are licensed by the DHA, in Abu Dhabi by the DOH, and in the other emirates by MOHAP. Every clinic must display its licence, and you can verify a doctor's licence number on the regulator's website. Listings on this site link to the clinic's official details so you can double-check.

Does insurance cover dental treatment in the UAE?

Basic plans usually cover emergencies only. Enhanced plans commonly cover check-ups, cleaning, fillings and sometimes root canals at 70–100%. Cosmetic treatments such as whitening and veneers are almost never covered. Always ask the clinic for a pre-approval before treatment.

How much does a dental implant cost in Dubai?

A single implant including the crown typically costs AED 3,000–15,000 depending on the implant brand, the surgeon's experience and whether bone grafting is needed. See our full cost guide for other treatments.

What should I do in a dental emergency?

For severe pain, swelling or a knocked-out tooth, contact an emergency dental clinic immediately — many in Dubai and Abu Dhabi are open 24/7. Keep a knocked-out tooth moist (in milk, ideally) and get to a dentist within 60 minutes if possible.

How often should I really visit the dentist?

Every six months for a check-up and professional cleaning is the standard recommendation. If you have gum disease, braces or diabetes, your dentist may recommend visits every three to four months.

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