Sahara Smiles · Dubai · International patients

Your next chapter starts with a conversation.

Explore dental and facial treatment options in Dubai. Start with your goals, meet the team, and understand your next steps before arranging travel.

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Al Barsha 1, Dubai · Enquiries from the UK and worldwide

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DHA licensed

Regulated and inspected in Dubai

Oral & maxillofacial surgeons

Specialists, not general dentists

13+ years

Lead surgeon experience

Written plan before you fly

Reviewed remotely, quoted in your currency

Sahara Smiles · Google reviews

The people behind the stars.

General clinic feedback across treatments, including local patients.

5.084 Google reviews
★★★★★
“Perfect and amazing doctor and staff are sweet and lovely! Thank you so much doc for your amazing job, now I can smile perfectly.”
Arnel santiago NelGoogle review
★★★★★
“They are so kind and professional. I didn't feel like I was in a clinic; it feels like home. Highly recommended.”
Muhammad AwaisGoogle review
★★★★★
“Very nice place, very good communication, and great doctor and staff.”
Remedios PaclarinGoogle review

Reviews describe individual experiences and are not guarantees of treatment results. Read reviews on Google

From first enquiry to a clearer plan.

01

Tell us your priorities

Choose a treatment and share your contact details. A coordinator will help with the next conversation.

02

Discuss your options

Ask about assessment, costs, treatment stages and the information the clinician needs.

03

Plan your visit

Clarify likely appointments, recovery and aftercare before arranging travel. Final recommendations require an in-person assessment.

Before you decide

Flying in, honestly explained.

Is it actually safe to have dental treatment abroad?

It depends entirely on the clinic, not the country. The questions that matter are the same everywhere: is the clinic licensed by the local health authority, is the clinician qualified in the specific treatment you need, will you get a written record of what was done, and is there a defined aftercare arrangement before you travel.

What happens if something goes wrong after I fly home?

This is the right question to ask, and you should ask it of any clinic before you book. Our approach: you leave with a written treatment record detailed enough for a dentist at home to act on, and the aftercare terms — what we cover, for how long, and what would need a return visit — are set out in writing before you travel rather than negotiated afterwards.

Do I need a visa to visit the UAE?

Most UK, EU and US passport holders do not need to arrange a visa in advance, but entry rules depend on your nationality and can change. Check the current requirement for your own passport before booking. If you need a letter from the clinic confirming your appointments, ask your coordinator.

Do you publish your prices?

Not as a headline figure, because the honest number depends on how many teeth are involved, which materials are used and what is found at assessment. Publishing a low starting price and then revising it upward is a common complaint in dental travel, and we would rather not do it. A written, fixed quotation follows the remote review.

Speak with the team

Let’s start with what matters to you.

Choose a treatment below. Your enquiry goes to the clinic so the team can arrange the appropriate next step.

No obligation. Information provided remotely is preliminary; final recommendations require appropriate clinical assessment.