Dentist near Umm Suqeim — a dental clinic in Dubai for Umm Suqeim families

Key facts

• Often 10–15 minutes from Umm Suqeim, depending on traffic
• Check-ups, cleaning and tooth-coloured fillings
• Gentle check-ups for children
• Specialist implant, surgery and orthodontic care in the same clinic
• Open daily 11:00–20:00, Saturday from 10:00

Location and travel from Umm Suqeim

Manhal Medical Center is at Office 101, SMJ1 Building, Street 22A, Al Safa 1, between Al Wasl Road and Sheikh Zayed Road. From Umm Suqeim, most people drive north along Al Wasl Road or use Sheikh Zayed Road, and the journey is often around 10 to 15 minutes depending on which part of Umm Suqeim you start from and the time of day. Search “Manhal Medical Center” in your map app for live directions. If it is your first visit, our reception team on +971 4 328 4560 or WhatsApp +971 52 987 2411 can explain where the entrance is and suggest convenient parking nearby.

Routine dental care close to home

A regular check-up and cleaning every six months is the foundation of healthy teeth, and it is easier to keep when the clinic is nearby. Dr. Fariba Alnoory, a general dentist with more than 14 years of experience, examines teeth and gums, takes X-rays when they are needed, removes tartar, polishes stains and treats early decay with tooth-coloured fillings. She explains findings clearly and focuses on prevention, including brushing technique, flossing and diet advice. If you have sensitive teeth, bleeding gums or bad breath, these are discussed at the same visit, and any further treatment is set out in a written plan.

Children’s dental visits for Umm Suqeim families

Many families in Umm Suqeim have young children, and early, positive dental visits help children grow up comfortable with the dentist. Dr. Fariba Alnoory sees children for check-ups, cleaning, fluoride advice and small fillings, taking time to explain each step in simple words and letting children get used to the chair. Parents can often book siblings back to back or combine a child’s appointment with their own. The clinic is open daily from 11:00 to 20:00, and from 10:00 on Saturdays, so after-school visits are possible. If a child needs orthodontic assessment, it can be arranged with the clinic’s orthodontic specialist.

When more than a check-up is needed

Sometimes a check-up reveals a problem that needs more advanced care, such as a tooth that may need root canal treatment, a wisdom tooth causing pain, or a missing tooth to replace. Dr. Fariba Alnoory explains what she has found and, when specialist input is needed, coordinates care with the clinic’s implant, oral surgery or orthodontic specialists in the same building. This means your records, X-rays and plan stay in one place. Before any treatment begins you receive a written, itemised plan, and you are welcome to take time to consider it, ask questions or check your insurance cover.

Urgent care and red flags

Being close to a clinic helps when a problem appears suddenly. Contact Manhal Medical Center promptly for severe or throbbing toothache, a broken or loose tooth, a lost filling or crown, swelling in the gum, or a child’s tooth injury after a fall at the beach or park. For a knocked-out adult tooth, hold it by the crown, keep it in milk and come in as quickly as possible. Go straight to a hospital emergency department if facial swelling spreads towards the eye or neck, if there is difficulty swallowing or breathing, or if the dental injury came with a head injury.

A check-up is a full examination of teeth, gums, bite and soft tissues. Problems found early are simpler, quicker and less costly to treat.

Prepared by the Manhal Medical Center editorial team · Updated: 2026-10-18 · Treating specialist: Dr. Fariba Alnoory

This page is general information and does not replace a consultation. Suitability, risks and results vary between patients.