Smiles designed tooth by tooth.

Veneers, smile makeovers and whitening in Mirdif, Dubai. Dr. Eslam Fahmy plans every smile with you first, then builds it with close attention to detail.

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Before and after: discolored, uneven front teeth rebuilt with white porcelain veneers
Dr.fahmy

Everything for a healthy, confident smile

Cosmetic and general dentistry in one clinic, for adults and children.

Real results from the chair

Before and after photos of veneer treatments. Tap a photo to enlarge it.

Results vary from patient to patient. A consultation will tell you what is possible for you.

What patients say

Five-star Google reviews from patients of Dr. Fahmy.

★★★★★

The best cosmetic dentist in Dubai.

Eyad Bitar · Google review
★★★★★

Honestly, I thank Dr. Islam. I was suffering from a problem with my teeth, and the doctor treated them in the best possible way, with honesty. Best of luck to you, Dr. Islam Fahmy.

الصراحه اشكر الدكتور إسلام دكتور الاسنان كنت أعاني من مشكله في الأسنان وقام الدكتور على علاج الأسنان على اكمل وجه ومصداقيه كل التوفيق لك يا دكتور إسلام فهمي

latifa latifa · Google review
★★★★★

…Dr. Islam Fahmy in the dental department: a truly painless experience. It changed my idea about visiting the dentist. More than wonderful, excellent results.

…و دكتور إسلام فهمي في قسم الأسنان تجربة بدون ألم .. حقيقي غير فكرتي عن زيارة دكتور الاسنان .. أكثر من رائع ما شاء الله ممتاز و نتائج روعة

Sherouk Ibrahim Elzaitony · Google review
★★★★★

Easy to deal with, a lovely way of treating, and he advises his patients on choosing the best way to care for their teeth.

سهل التعامل ، وطريقة العلاج جميله وينصح مرضاه في اتخاذ الطريقة الافضل للعناية في اسنانهم

Dr. Eslam Fahmy smiling

Meet Dr. Eslam Fahmy

Dr. Fahmy is a general and cosmetic dentist who has worked in several well-known clinics in Dubai and previously ran Dr Fahmy Medical Center. He is known for restorative and cosmetic work, and for speaking with each patient in their own language.

13 yearsin general and cosmetic dentistry
Arabic, English, French, Germanspoken at the clinic
ADA membercosmetic dentistry, since 2016
Dentistry degreeMisr University for Science and Technology, 2013
Dr. Fahmy working with magnifying loupes and a headlight Dr. Fahmy treating a patient under a rubber dam

Dental articles

Plain answers to the questions patients ask most.

Gapped front teeth before and after veneers

Dental veneers: what to know before you decide

Veneers can close gaps, hide stains and reshape worn or chipped teeth. Here is how they work and who they suit.

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A veneer is a thin shell of porcelain bonded to the front of a tooth. It can change the color, shape, length and position of a tooth at once, which is why veneers are a popular route to a smile makeover.

Who they suit. People with chipped, worn, stained or slightly crooked teeth, or small gaps. You need healthy gums and teeth without active decay, so any problems are treated first.

How it works. At the first visit we talk about what you want and plan the new shape together. The teeth are then lightly prepared, impressions or scans are taken, and temporary veneers are fitted while your final set is made. At the last visit the veneers are checked for fit and color, then bonded.

Looking after them. Brush twice a day, floss and keep your checkups. Avoid biting ice, pens or hard food with your front teeth. If you grind at night, a night guard protects them. With good care, veneers often last 10 years or more.

Veneers are not right for everyone. A consultation will show whether they are your best option, or whether whitening or bonding would do the job.

Worn, stained front teeth before and after restoration

Anti-aging dentistry: keeping your smile young

Teeth age too. Wear, stains and gum changes can add years to a face, and most of it can be treated.

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Faces age, and so do teeth. Over the years enamel wears down, edges shorten, teeth darken and gums can recede. Together these make a smile look older than it is.

What aging looks like. Short or flat front teeth, a yellow or gray tone, old fillings that have stained, small chips, and gaps or shifting that appear over time. Missing back teeth can also let the bite sink and the lower face look tired.

What can help. Whitening brings back brightness. Veneers or bonding rebuild worn edges and restore length. New tooth-colored fillings replace old, stained ones. Crowns, bridges or implants fill the gaps left by missing teeth. Deep cleaning keeps gums healthy and stable.

Protect what you have. Grinding is a common cause of wear, so a night guard is worth considering. Regular cleanings, a soft brush and fewer acidic drinks slow future wear.

The aim is a natural result: your smile at its best, not someone else's. A consultation includes a full exam and a plan in order of priority.

Stained teeth before and after whitening and restoration

Teeth whitening: what works and what to expect

How professional whitening works, how it differs from home products, and how to keep the results.

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Whitening uses a peroxide gel to break down the stain molecules in the enamel. Done in the clinic, it is faster and safer than most over-the-counter products, because the gums are protected and the strength is controlled.

Nano or Zoom? Both are professional treatments. We recommend one after looking at your teeth, your sensitivity and the shade you want.

What it can and cannot do. Whitening works on natural enamel. It does not change crowns, veneers or fillings, so we plan around them. Stains from coffee, tea and smoking respond well. Some gray or brown stains from inside the tooth respond less and may need veneers instead.

Sensitivity. Some people feel sensitivity for a day or two. A desensitizing gel and a gentle toothpaste help.

Keeping the shade. For the first 48 hours avoid tea, coffee, red wine and smoking. After that, rinse after dark drinks and keep up regular cleanings. A top-up every year or two is common.

Dr. Fahmy treating a patient in the clinic

Professional teeth cleaning: why it matters

Brushing is not enough on its own. Here is what a professional cleaning removes and how often you need one.

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Even careful brushing leaves plaque behind in places a toothbrush cannot reach. Within days, plaque hardens into tartar, which only a dentist or hygienist can remove.

What happens during a cleaning. We check your teeth and gums first. Tartar is then removed above and below the gumline, the surfaces are polished to remove stains, and we show you where you are missing plaque at home. It should not hurt, and most visits are short.

Why it matters. Plaque and tartar irritate the gums and cause bleeding and bad breath. If ignored, they can lead to gum disease, which can loosen teeth over time. A regular visit also lets us spot cavities and other problems while they are small and easy to fix.

How often. Most people do well with a cleaning every six months. If you have gum disease, smoke or wear braces, we may suggest more frequent visits, and sometimes a deeper cleaning.

At home. Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth daily and limit sugary snacks and drinks. If your gums bleed when you brush, do not stop. Book a visit instead.

Dr. Fahmy at the dental chair with a monitor and laser unit beside him

Digital dental scans: no more messy impressions

A digital scanner replaces trays of putty with a quick, comfortable 3D picture of your teeth.

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A digital scan uses a small handheld camera, called an intraoral scanner, to capture your teeth and gums as a detailed 3D model in a few minutes. It replaces the trays of impression putty that many people dislike.

Why patients prefer it. There is no gagging and no waiting for putty to set. The scan appears on screen as it is taken, so you can see your own teeth and we can explain what we find. If an area is missed, it is simply rescanned.

Why dentists prefer it. The 3D model is accurate and can be sent straight to the dental laboratory. It is used to design crowns, veneers, bridges, night guards and aligners, and to plan a smile makeover before treatment begins. Digital records also make it easy to compare your teeth over time.

Is it safe? Yes. The scanner uses light, not radiation, and only the small camera head goes into your mouth.

Not every case needs a scan, and some treatments still call for traditional methods. We will tell you what suits yours.

Close-up of Dr. Fahmy working with magnifying loupes

Dental crowns: when you need one and what to expect

A crown covers and protects a damaged tooth. Learn when it is recommended, the types, and how long it lasts.

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A crown is a tooth-shaped cap that fits over a tooth to restore its shape, strength and appearance. It covers the whole visible part of the tooth above the gum.

When you might need one. After a root canal, when a tooth is badly decayed or cracked, when a filling is too large to hold the tooth together, to protect a weak tooth, or to cover a discolored or misshapen one. A crown can also sit on top of a dental implant or hold a bridge in place.

Materials. Crowns can be made from porcelain, ceramic, zirconia or metal alloys. Tooth-colored materials look the most natural and are usually chosen for visible teeth. We will advise on the best material for your tooth and bite.

What to expect. The tooth is numbed and reshaped, a scan or impression is taken, and a temporary crown protects the tooth while the final one is made. At the second visit the crown is fitted, checked for bite and color, and cemented.

Aftercare. Brush and floss as normal, paying attention to the gumline, and avoid chewing very hard food. With good care, crowns often last 10 to 15 years or longer.

No insurance? No problem.

Clear package prices for the most requested treatments.

Current offers

First dental consultation20% off
Dental veneers35% off
Anti-cavity package350 AED
Nano teeth whitening800 AED
Zoom teeth whitening1,400 AED
Dental implants4,999 AED

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Email: Doctorfahmy111@gmail.com

Clinic: Mirdif 35 Mall, 2nd Floor, 60C St, Dubai. Open in Maps