Dental Care Built for Kids
The Pediatric Dental department at Al Abeer Medical Center focuses exclusively on children's oral health, from a child's very first dental visit through the transition to adult teeth. Our approach is gentle and patient, designed to build positive associations with dental care early.
We work closely with parents on prevention, habit-related concerns like thumb-sucking or prolonged bottle use, and early orthodontic screening, catching issues while they're still easy to address.
Conditions We Treat in Pediatric Dental
Our Pediatric Dental specialists diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions.
Early Childhood Caries
Prevention and treatment of cavities in baby teeth.
Teething & Eruption Concerns
Guidance through teething and the arrival of permanent teeth.
Thumb-Sucking & Habit Effects
Assessment of how oral habits are affecting dental development.
Orthodontic Screening
Early evaluation for bite alignment and crowding concerns.
Dental Anxiety Support
A calm, patient approach for children nervous about dental visits.
Sports Mouthguards
Custom mouthguards to protect young athletes' teeth.
When Should Your Child See a Pediatric Dentist?
Not every concern needs a specialist, but these signs are worth a proper evaluation rather than waiting it out.
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Pediatric Dental, Answered
When should my child have their first dental visit?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit by age 1, or within 6 months of the first tooth appearing, whichever comes first.
Are baby teeth really that important if they'll fall out anyway?
Yes. Baby teeth guide permanent teeth into proper position and support healthy chewing and speech development, decay left untreated can also affect the permanent teeth growing beneath them.
Is fluoride treatment safe for children?
Yes, professionally applied fluoride treatments are a safe, well-established way to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities in children.
What if my child is nervous about the dentist?
Our pediatric dental approach is built around patience and gentle communication, helping anxious children feel comfortable at their own pace.
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Ophthalmology, Answered
When should I see an eye doctor?
See an ophthalmologist if you have blurred or worsening vision, eye pain, sudden flashes of light or floaters, increased sensitivity to glare, or if it has been over a year since your last eye exam.
Does Al Abeer Medical Center treat cataracts?
Yes. The Ophthalmology department diagnoses and treats cataracts, including surgical removal and lens replacement, performed by experienced consultant ophthalmologists.
Do I need a referral to see an eye specialist?
No referral is required. You can book an appointment directly online or by calling +971 0250 95000.
Does Al Abeer Medical Center screen for diabetic eye disease?
Yes. Patients with diabetes can have a comprehensive dilated eye exam to screen for diabetic retinopathy, recommended at least once a year even without vision symptoms.