Dental Treatment

Single Dental Implant (Including Crown)

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth at its root, providing a permanent, stable foundation for a natural-looking ceramic or zirconia crown. A titanium fixture is surgically placed into the jawbone under local anesthesia; following osseointegration — the biological fusion of implant to bone, typically over 8–12 weeks — the definitive crown is fitted. With proper oral hygiene, implants can last a lifetime and are considered the gold standard for single-tooth replacement.

All-on-4 (per arch)

All-on-4 (and its variants, All-on-6) supports a complete fixed dental bridge on as few as four strategically angled implants per jaw. The technique eliminates the need for bone grafting in most cases and allows a provisional fixed bridge to be fitted on the day of surgery — the so-called 'teeth in a day' approach. It is the definitive solution for patients who have lost most or all of their natural dentition and wish to avoid removable dentures. Final, high-strength zirconia bridges are typically delivered within 3–6 months.

Porcelain Veneer (per tooth)

Dental veneers are ultra-thin porcelain or composite facings bonded to the labial (front) surface of the teeth to correct discoloration, chips, diastemas (gaps), and mild malalignment. The 'Hollywood Smile' typically encompasses 8–20 upper and lower anterior veneers, delivering a dramatic aesthetic transformation in as few as two appointments. Preparation is minimally invasive — often requiring only 0.3–0.5 mm of enamel reduction — and results are immediately visible and long-lasting

Crown / Bridge (per unit)

Dental crowns fully encase a compromised tooth — whether structurally weakened by large restorations, fracture, or root canal treatment — restoring its strength, morphology, and aesthetics. Bridges use adjacent teeth (abutments) or implants as anchors to span one or more missing teeth. Modern all-ceramic and monolithic zirconia restorations provide exceptional strength-to-aesthetics ratios, are metal-free, and blend seamlessly with natural dentition. Same-day or next-day milling via CAD/CAM is available in many Egyptian clinics, minimizing the number of appointments required.

Teeth Whitening (session)

Professional in-office whitening uses a high-concentration hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide gel, activated by a specialist light or diode laser, to achieve 6–10 shades of lightening in a single 60–90-minute session. It is safe, clinically supervised, and ideal for patients seeking an immediate cosmetic enhancement during their trip — often performed as a preparatory step before veneer or crown placement.

Clear Aligners & Orthodontic Treatment

Clear aligner therapy straightens teeth using a series of precision-trimmed, virtually invisible removable trays fabricated from 3D intraoral scans. Treatment is planned digitally, allowing patients to preview their final result before commencing. Mild-to-moderate crowding, spacing, and bite discrepancies can be corrected without fixed metal brackets. Remote monitoring between visits makes clear aligners particularly suitable for international patients, with follow-up managed via digital records and telehealth consultations.

Root Canal Treatment (single tooth)

Root canal therapy is indicated when dental pulp — the neurovascular tissue within the tooth — becomes irreversibly inflamed or necrotic due to deep caries, trauma, or repeated dental procedures. The infected pulp is removed under local anesthesia, the root canals are meticulously cleaned, shaped with rotary nickel-titanium instruments, and sealed with biocompatible gutta-percha. Dental operating microscopes (DOMs) enhance visualization of complex canal anatomy, improving treatment outcomes. A protective crown is typically placed over the tooth immediately or shortly after endodontic treatment.

Oral Surgery — Extractions & Wisdom Teeth

Surgical tooth extractions are performed under local anesthesia, with intravenous (IV) sedation available for anxious patients or complex cases. Impacted lower third molars (wisdom teeth) require surgical access, sectioning of the tooth, and careful removal of follicular tissue. Minimally invasive piezoelectric bone surgery techniques reduce post-operative swelling and discomfort, facilitating a smoother recovery — an important consideration for travelling patients.

Sinus Lifts & Bone Grafting

Adequate bone volume in the posterior maxilla is a prerequisite for implant placement. Where the maxillary sinus floor is too close to the alveolar crest, a sinus augmentation procedure elevates the sinus membrane and introduces bone grafting material — autogenous bone, xenograft, or alloplastic substitute — to create the necessary vertical height. Ridge augmentation and socket preservation grafts similarly prepare sites with horizontal or vertical bone deficiency. These procedures expand implant candidacy to patients previously considered unsuitable.

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

Full-mouth rehabilitation (FMR) is a highly individualized, comprehensive treatment programmed that simultaneously addresses functional, structural, and aesthetic deficits across the entire dentition. Indications include severely worn teeth (erosive or bruxism-related), generalized tooth loss, advanced periodontitis sequelae, and complex malocclusion. Treatment typically integrates implants, crowns, veneers, and occlusal correction and is planned in meticulous phases — often achievable in one or two carefully coordinated visits for international patients.

Single Dental Implant (Including Crown)

A titanium implant is placed into the jawbone and topped with a natural-looking crown, replacing a single missing tooth for durable function and aesthetics.

All-on-4® Full Arch (per arch)

A full-arch restoration supported by just four implants, providing a stable, fixed bridge for patients who have lost most or all teeth, allowing fast and functional smile rehabilitation.

Porcelain Veneer (per tooth)

Thin, custom-made porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth to enhance color, shape, and alignment, creating a natural, aesthetic smile.

Zirconia Crown (per tooth)

A strong, tooth-colored crown made from zirconia that covers and protects a damaged or weakened tooth while providing a natural and highly aesthetic appearance.

Root Canal Treatment (Molar)

Procedure removes infected or inflamed nerve tissue from a molar, cleans and seals the canals, relieving pain and preserving the tooth’s function.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation (Complex)

Comprehensive, multi-phase treatment combining implants, crowns, veneers, bridges, and bite correction to restore full dental function and aesthetics for complex cases.

Teeth Whitening (In chair)