General Dentistry in Sharm El Sheikh

General dentistry in Sharm El Sheikh covers the everyday dental treatments needed to diagnose problems, relieve toothache, restore damaged teeth, treat infections, maintain healthy teeth and gums, and help preserve natural teeth whenever appropriate.

At our dental clinic in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, general dental care includes check-ups and consultations, tooth-coloured fillings, root canal treatment, simple and surgical extractions, wisdom tooth removal, professional teeth cleaning, gum disease treatment, dental bridges, night guards and treatment for common problems such as tooth sensitivity and dental causes of bad breath.

We also welcome international visitors who develop a dental problem unexpectedly during their holiday.

While general dentistry focuses on maintaining your oral health, some dental problems require immediate attention. If you experience sudden tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth or another urgent problem, our emergency dentist in Sharm El Sheikh service is available for same-day appointments.

A broken tooth, severe toothache, lost filling or crown, swelling or dental infection can quickly interfere with a trip. When availability allows, urgent patients can often be assessed on the same day.

Our location at Golden Pyramids Mall on El Salam Road in Naama Bay makes the clinic accessible for people staying in Sharm El Sheikh’s major hotel and resort areas. Golden Pyramids Mall is independently listed as being in Naama Bay on El Salam Road, providing a clear geographical reference for visitors unfamiliar with Sharm El Sheikh.

If you need routine dental care or have developed a problem while visiting Sharm, Contact Us to arrange an appointment.

General Dental Care in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh

Location matters when you need a dentist, especially if you are visiting a city you do not know well.

Our general dental services are provided in the Naama Bay area of Sharm El Sheikh, at Golden Pyramids Mall on El Salam Road.

Naama Bay is one of the best-known parts of Sharm El Sheikh and provides a practical central reference point for international visitors staying around the resort.

Patients staying elsewhere in Sharm can reach the clinic by taxi.

This is particularly useful for tourists who need dental treatment but do not want a dental appointment to take over their holiday.

A routine filling or professional cleaning can usually be completed in approximately half an hour.

Many root canal cases can also be managed during a normal holiday, although treatment time depends on which tooth is involved and the complexity of the case.

For planned treatment, booking several days ahead is preferable whenever possible.

For an unexpected dental problem, Contact Us and explain your symptoms. We will arrange an appointment according to availability and urgency.

What Is General Dentistry?

General dentistry is the foundation of everyday dental care.

While cosmetic dentistry primarily focuses on improving the appearance of the smile and implant dentistry focuses on replacing missing teeth with dental implants, general dentistry covers a much broader range of oral health needs.

It includes identifying dental problems, treating decay, restoring teeth, managing infection, cleaning teeth and gums, relieving pain and deciding when more specialised or restorative treatment may be required.

A general dentist may therefore be the first dentist you see if you have:

• toothache;
• a cavity;
• a broken tooth;
• bleeding gums;
• sensitivity;
• a lost filling;
• a dental infection;
• a wisdom tooth problem;
• bad breath that may have a dental cause;
• a loose or damaged restoration;
• or simply want your teeth checked.

General dentistry is also closely connected with other areas of dental care.

A badly damaged tooth may eventually require a Dental Crown.

A tooth with infected pulp may require Root Canal Treatment.

A tooth that cannot predictably be saved may need extraction, after which options for replacing the missing tooth can include a bridge or Dental Implant.

And if your teeth are healthy but you want to improve their appearance, our Cosmetic Dentistry in Sharm El Sheikh hub covers treatments such as whitening, bonding, veneers and smile design.

The first objective is therefore not to sell a particular procedure.

It is to understand the dental problem and determine an appropriate treatment.

General Dentistry Services in Sharm El Sheikh

Dental Check-Ups and Consultations

A dental check-up is often the simplest way to identify problems before they become more complicated.

Our dental consultation costs €40.

During a consultation, the dentist can examine your teeth and gums, discuss symptoms or concerns and explain possible treatment options.

When diagnostic imaging is clinically necessary, dental X-rays are available.

Because the type and cost of imaging can depend on what needs to be investigated, any required imaging should be confirmed during your appointment rather than assumed to be included automatically in the consultation price.

A check-up can be particularly useful if you:

• have not visited a dentist recently;
• have pain or sensitivity;
• suspect you have a cavity;
• have bleeding gums;
• have existing crowns, bridges or other restorations you want checked;
• are considering dental treatment while in Sharm;
• or simply want to understand the current condition of your teeth.

For international patients planning several treatments, the consultation is also where the dentist can establish priorities.

Not every problem necessarily needs to be treated in the same way or during the same visit.

Tooth-Coloured Dental Fillings

Dental fillings restore areas of a tooth damaged by decay or other suitable defects.

We use tooth-coloured composite fillings rather than amalgam fillings.

Composite material is selected to blend much more naturally with the surrounding tooth than traditional silver-coloured amalgam.

Our composite fillings generally cost €50–€60, depending on the individual restoration.

A straightforward filling appointment typically takes around 30 minutes, although larger or more complex restorations can require additional time.

If you are on holiday in Sharm and discover that you need a filling, this is therefore often one of the easier treatments to incorporate into your stay.

The important distinction is between a tooth that can still be predictably restored with a filling and one that has sustained more extensive damage.

A filling replaces a particular damaged area.

When substantially more tooth structure has been lost, another restoration may need to be considered.

That is why a dentist should examine the tooth rather than deciding solely from symptoms.

Root Canal Treatment in Sharm El Sheikh

Root canal treatment is used to treat infection or inflammation involving the pulp inside a tooth.

The objective is to remove the affected tissue, clean and disinfect the root canal system and seal the tooth so it can remain functional rather than automatically being extracted.

The American Association of Endodontists describes root canal treatment as a procedure intended to remove inflamed or infected pulp, clean and disinfect the inside of the tooth and then fill and seal the space.

Our root canal treatment starts from €120.

The final cost and treatment time depend on the tooth and complexity because not every root canal system is the same.

A front tooth and a molar can present very different treatment requirements.

Treatment is carried out using contemporary endodontic techniques and modern dental equipment.

Some suitable root canal cases can be completed on the same day. Others require more than one appointment.

The NHS similarly notes that root canal treatment often takes two or more appointments, while treatment needs vary by individual tooth.

For tourists, the important point is that most cases can be planned within a normal holiday in Sharm El Sheikh, provided enough time is available.

How do I know if I may need a root canal?

Possible symptoms can include severe pain when chewing, persistent sensitivity to hot or cold, a chipped or cracked tooth, swelling or tenderness and deep decay. However, symptoms alone cannot tell you whether root canal treatment is required.

A dentist needs to examine the tooth and use appropriate diagnostic information.

In some cases, the tooth may instead need a filling.

In others, root canal treatment may be necessary to preserve it.

And occasionally a tooth may be too compromised to save predictably and extraction has to be considered.

Our Root Canal Treatment in Sharm El Sheikh page will explain endodontic treatment in much greater detail.

Tooth Extractions in Sharm El Sheikh

When possible and clinically appropriate, preserving a natural tooth is usually preferable to removing it simply because extraction appears easier.

However, there are situations in which extraction is necessary.

We provide:

• simple tooth extraction;
• surgical extraction;
• removal of broken teeth or remaining roots;
• and wisdom tooth extraction.

A simple tooth extraction costs €50.

More complex surgical cases are assessed individually.

Local anaesthetic is used where appropriate to make the procedure comfortable.

Before extraction, the dentist evaluates the tooth and determines whether it can reasonably be restored or whether removal is the more appropriate option.

That distinction is particularly important for tourists.

If you develop severe toothache during a holiday, extraction is not automatically the only way to solve the problem.

Depending on the cause, a filling, root canal or another treatment may allow the tooth to be retained.

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Wisdom teeth can cause problems because of decay, infection, limited space, their position or difficulties keeping the area clean.

We perform both straightforward and more complex wisdom tooth extractions, including surgical removal where appropriate.

Wisdom tooth extraction typically costs €65–€100, depending on the complexity of the case.

The dentist needs to assess the position of the tooth before confirming the procedure and final price.

For more complex wisdom teeth, diagnostic imaging may be needed before treatment.

If you are travelling and already know that you require a wisdom tooth extraction, arranging the appointment before arriving in Sharm is preferable.

If the problem develops unexpectedly during your holiday, Contact Us with details of your symptoms.

Professional Teeth Cleaning

Professional dental cleaning removes deposits from teeth that cannot always be managed effectively through routine brushing and flossing alone.

Our professional cleaning costs €50 and usually takes around 30 minutes.

This can be appropriate for patients who have plaque or calculus buildup or simply want to maintain better oral hygiene.

It is important, however, not to confuse professional teeth cleaning with teeth whitening.

Cleaning removes plaque, calculus and certain surface deposits.

Professional whitening is an aesthetic treatment intended to lighten the colour of suitable natural teeth.

If your teeth are healthy and clean but you want a visibly brighter shade, visit our Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh page to learn about professional Zoom whitening.

Gum Disease Treatment

Healthy gums are fundamental to maintaining healthy teeth.

Gum problems can range from early inflammation to more advanced periodontal disease affecting the supporting structures around teeth.

We assess and treat both gingivitis and periodontal disease.

Treatment depends on severity.

For some patients, professional cleaning and improved oral hygiene may be sufficient.

Other patients require deeper periodontal treatment such as scaling and root planing.

The American Dental Association describes scaling and root planing as deep cleaning below the gumline used in the treatment of gum disease.

Unlike our standard €50 professional cleaning, periodontal treatment does not have one fixed price because the extent of disease and treatment required can differ substantially.

The dentist first needs to examine your gums and determine what treatment is necessary.

Bleeding gums should not simply be ignored

Bleeding when brushing is sometimes dismissed because it is common.

But common does not mean something should automatically be ignored.

If your gums repeatedly bleed, appear swollen or have changed noticeably, a dental examination can help determine the cause.

Treatment is generally simpler when oral health problems are identified and addressed appropriately.

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are another part of restorative general dentistry.

A bridge can replace one or more missing teeth by using neighbouring teeth or other support, depending on the design.

We provide different bridge options, including restorations using zirconia, porcelain and porcelain-fused-to-metal materials where appropriate.

Because bridge treatment varies significantly according to the number of missing teeth, supporting teeth and material, it requires an individual treatment plan.

We will eventually cover bridges on a dedicated service page rather than turning this General Dentistry hub into an overly detailed bridge guide.

For a missing tooth, it may also be appropriate to discuss Dental Implants.

A bridge and implant are fundamentally different ways of replacing missing teeth, and the dentist can explain which options may be relevant to your case.

Night Guards for Teeth Grinding

Grinding or clenching your teeth—often referred to as bruxism—can place considerable forces on natural teeth and dental restorations.

We provide dental night guards for suitable patients.

A night guard is custom-made to be worn according to the dentist’s instructions, commonly during sleep.

If you notice wear, morning jaw discomfort or suspect you grind your teeth, mention it during your consultation.

The dentist can assess whether a night guard or another approach is appropriate.

Treatment for Sensitive Teeth

Tooth sensitivity is a symptom rather than a diagnosis.

Cold drinks, hot food or even breathing cold air may trigger discomfort in some people.

But there are several possible dental causes.

That means the solution should not automatically be a “sensitivity treatment” purchased without knowing why the tooth is sensitive.

A dentist can assess whether the sensitivity may relate to decay, exposed tooth surfaces, a damaged restoration, a cracked tooth or another issue.

Treatment can then address the cause where possible.

Dental Causes of Bad Breath

Persistent bad breath can have several causes, some of which are related to oral health.

Plaque accumulation, gum disease and other dental problems may contribute in certain patients.

If bad breath persists despite regular oral hygiene, a dental examination can help identify whether there is an oral cause that requires treatment.

We do not treat every case of bad breath as a purely dental problem because non-dental causes can also exist.

Dentist for Tourists in Sharm El Sheikh

You do not need to travel to Egypt specifically for dental treatment to become one of our international patients.

Many people simply need a dentist while they are already on holiday in Sharm El Sheikh.

You may arrive with no intention of visiting a dental clinic and suddenly develop toothache on the third day of your holiday.

A filling can fall out.

A tooth can break while eating.

A crown or veneer can become loose.

A wisdom tooth can become painful.

Or swelling may develop around a tooth that previously caused only minor symptoms.

Being away from your regular dentist can make these situations particularly stressful.

Our clinic welcomes tourists and international visitors who need both routine and urgent dental care.

English and Arabic are spoken, making it easier for international patients to explain symptoms, understand the proposed treatment and ask questions before proceeding.

If you are unsure what treatment you need, you do not need to diagnose yourself.

Tell us what happened, where it hurts and how long you will remain in Sharm El Sheikh.

The dentist can determine the next step after examination.

A Dentist in Naama Bay for Visitors Across Sharm El Sheikh

For local relevance, it is worth being precise about where the clinic actually is.

The clinic is at Golden Pyramids Mall on El Salam Road in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Independent location sources place Golden Pyramids Mall directly in Naama Bay and provide coordinates around 27.91214, 34.32218.

That means patients staying in Naama Bay have a particularly straightforward reference point.

Visitors staying in other resort areas of Sharm El Sheikh can reach the clinic by taxi.

We deliberately do not publish rigid “X minutes from every hotel” promises because journey times vary with the exact hotel, traffic and time of day.

When contacting us, tell us where you are staying if you need help identifying the clinic location.

Dental Emergency While on Holiday in Sharm El Sheikh

Dental problems rarely choose a convenient time to happen.

A dental emergency during a holiday can range from a broken filling to significant swelling or severe pain.

We can assess problems including:

• severe or persistent toothache;
• broken or chipped teeth;
• lost fillings;
• loose, lost or damaged crowns;
• damaged veneers;
• swelling;
• suspected dental infection or abscess;
• painful wisdom teeth;
• and other urgent dental problems.

Urgent patients can often be seen the same day when appointment availability permits.

This is deliberately not a guarantee. Some days are busier than others, and the appropriate response also depends on the nature of the problem.

For urgent problems, use Contact Us and explain that you are currently in Sharm El Sheikh, describe the symptoms and provide your remaining travel dates.

When useful, you can also send a photograph before attending. A photograph may help us understand the visible problem, but it does not replace a clinical examination or necessary diagnostic imaging.

Lost Filling, Crown or Veneer During Your Holiday

A lost restoration can be particularly inconvenient when travelling.

Depending on the tooth and situation, we may be able to provide a repair, replacement or temporary solution.

The dentist first needs to examine what remains of the tooth and restoration.

A temporary repair may be useful when completing definitive treatment during the holiday is not appropriate or practical.

Alternatively, if enough time is available, definitive treatment may sometimes be possible while you are still in Sharm.

Do not assume that simply gluing a restoration back into place is always the correct solution.

The dentist needs to determine why it failed and whether the underlying tooth is suitable.

Dental Abscess or Facial Swelling

A suspected dental abscess should not simply be ignored until the holiday ends.

The NHS describes a dental abscess as an infection requiring urgent dental treatment and notes that it will not resolve on its own.

Symptoms can include intense tooth or gum pain, facial or jaw swelling, sensitivity, an unpleasant taste, difficulty chewing and fever.

A dentist needs to identify the source and determine appropriate treatment.

There are also situations where a dental problem goes beyond an ordinary urgent dental appointment.

Severe swelling involving the mouth, throat or neck, difficulty breathing or swallowing, serious facial injury, or uncontrolled heavy bleeding can require immediate emergency medical care rather than waiting for a routine dental appointment. NHS urgent-care guidance similarly treats airway-threatening swelling, severe facial injury and uncontrolled bleeding as emergency situations.

This is particularly important for tourists who may be tempted to wait until they fly home.

Should I Wait Until I Get Home?

It depends on the problem.

A minor issue that is stable may sometimes be managed according to your dentist’s advice until you return home.

But persistent or severe pain, increasing swelling, infection, trauma and damaged restorations causing significant problems should not automatically be postponed simply because you are travelling.

Current NHS guidance, for example, identifies persistent severe pain, growing swelling and broken or loose fillings, crowns, bridges or veneers among problems that can warrant urgent dental assessment.

If you are unsure, Contact Us and explain what is happening.

An assessment in Sharm may provide treatment, temporary stabilisation or simply clarity about what needs to happen next.

General Dentistry Prices in Sharm El Sheikh

We believe international patients should have a useful idea of treatment costs before arriving.

General Dental Treatment	Price
Dental consultation / check-up	€40
Tooth-coloured composite filling	€50–€60
Root canal treatment	From €120
Simple tooth extraction	€50
Wisdom tooth extraction	€65–€100
Professional teeth cleaning	€50
Gum disease treatment	After examination
Scaling and root planing	After examination
Surgical extraction	After examination
Dental bridge	Individual treatment plan
Night guard	Individual treatment plan

GBP equivalents change with the exchange rate, so the exact pound amount should be treated as approximate rather than fixed.

The dentist confirms the final treatment plan after examination where complexity affects the price.

This is particularly relevant for root canal treatment, surgical extraction, gum treatment and bridges.

General Dentistry in Sharm El Sheikh vs Private Dentistry in the UK

Price is not the only reason to choose a dentist, but it is reasonable for patients to compare treatment costs.

Current 2026 UK private dentistry prices show significant variation between practices.

For example, one current UK practice lists tooth-coloured fillings from £195, root canal treatment from £495, hygienist treatment from £76 and examinations from £55–£65.

Another 2026 private practice lists white fillings from £150, root canal treatment from £350, extractions from £200 and hygienist appointments from £70.

A third lists composite fillings from £205, root canal treatment from approximately £472–£1,036, extractions from £190 and hygiene appointments at £120.

Compare those examples with our Sharm El Sheikh prices:

Treatment	Sharm El Sheikh	Examples from Current UK Private Prices
Consultation	€40	Approx. £50–£98 in examples
Composite filling	€50–€60	From £150–£205 in examples
Root canal	From €120	From £350–£495+, potentially higher
Simple extraction	€50	From £190–£200 in two examples
Professional cleaning	€50	Approx. £70–£120 in examples

These are not like-for-like quotations and should not be interpreted as a universal UK price list. Treatment complexity, practice location, clinician and what is included can all affect pricing. The comparison simply demonstrates the scale of difference that international patients may encounter.

A broader 2026 Which? comparison likewise found substantial variation in private dental fees across the UK, based on prices gathered from individual practices and large dental groups.

Our message is therefore not that patients should travel to Sharm simply to find the lowest-priced dentist.

It is that professional general dental care in Sharm El Sheikh can be considerably more accessible in price than private treatment in the UK, which can be particularly useful for visitors who are already here.

General Dentistry vs Cosmetic Dentistry

General and cosmetic dentistry overlap, but their primary purposes are different.

General dentistry focuses mainly on oral health, diagnosis, prevention and restoring dental problems.

Examples include:

• check-ups;
• fillings;
• root canals;
• extractions;
• professional cleaning;
• gum treatment.

Cosmetic dentistry focuses primarily on improving the appearance of the smile.

Examples include:

• professional teeth whitening;
• composite veneers;
• porcelain veneers;
• bonding;
• smile design.

The distinction is useful because a cosmetic concern can sometimes have an underlying dental problem.

For example, a dark tooth may not simply need whitening.

A chipped tooth may require more than cosmetic bonding.

And bleeding gums should be assessed before planning an aesthetic smile transformation.

Our Cosmetic Dentistry in Sharm El Sheikh hub explains the aesthetic treatment options separately.

How General Dentistry Connects With Dental Crowns

Crowns have their own dedicated section of this website because they require much more explanation than a paragraph on a general dentistry page can provide.

However, general dentistry often leads naturally to crown treatment.

A heavily damaged tooth may no longer be suitable for a filling.

A root canal-treated tooth may sometimes require a crown afterward.

A broken or extensively restored tooth may need greater coverage.

Our Dental Crowns in Sharm El Sheikh hub explains zirconia, full porcelain and porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns, including their prices and treatment process.

How General Dentistry Connects With Dental Implants

General dentistry focuses heavily on preserving natural teeth where appropriate.

But not every tooth can be saved predictably.

If extraction becomes necessary, the resulting missing tooth may later be replaced in several ways depending on the individual case.

One option is a dental bridge.

Another is a dental implant.

A dental implant is therefore not an alternative to treating ordinary decay or performing a straightforward filling. It belongs to a different stage of treatment—replacement of a missing tooth or teeth.

Our Dental Implants in Sharm El Sheikh page explains that process separately.

Why Choose General Dental Care in Sharm El Sheikh?

For international patients, there are several practical reasons to consider having necessary dental care while in Sharm.

The first is location.

Our clinic is in Naama Bay, one of Sharm El Sheikh’s established visitor areas.

The second is accessibility from the resort areas.

Patients staying elsewhere in Sharm can reach the clinic by taxi without travelling to Cairo or another Egyptian city for routine dental care.

The third is communication.

We work with international patients and dental consultations are available in English as well as Arabic.

The fourth is treatment timing.

Many common treatments can fit comfortably into a holiday. A filling or cleaning may take around 30 minutes. Some root canals can be completed in one visit, while others can still usually be organised during a normal holiday depending on complexity.

And the fifth is price.

Our €50–€60 composite fillings, €50 simple extractions, €50 professional cleaning and root canal treatment from €120 compare favourably with many private dental fees currently published by UK practices.

But none of these advantages removes the need for appropriate diagnosis.

The right treatment still depends on the tooth in front of the dentist.

Planning Dental Treatment During Your Sharm El Sheikh Holiday

If you already know that you need dental work, arrange your appointment before travelling whenever possible.

Tell us:

• when you arrive;
• when you leave;
• what treatment you believe you need;
• whether you currently have pain;
• and whether you have recent dental information that may be useful.

You can also send photographs through the contact process where helpful.

For straightforward treatment, scheduling may be simple.

For a root canal, surgical extraction, bridge or several procedures, knowing your travel dates gives us more opportunity to organise the sequence appropriately.

Appointments are preferred rather than relying on walk-in availability.

After treatment, international patients can request a treatment report and invoice, which may be useful for their own records or when communicating with their dentist at home.

Whether an insurer reimburses treatment depends on the individual policy and insurer, so patients should confirm insurance coverage directly with their provider.

Frequently Asked Questions About General Dentistry in Sharm El Sheikh

Where can I find a general dentist in Sharm El Sheikh?

Our general dental clinic is located at Golden Pyramids Mall on El Salam Road in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh. Patients from other hotel and resort areas can reach the clinic by taxi.

Do you treat tourists in Sharm El Sheikh?

Yes. We regularly welcome international visitors who need planned dental treatment or develop a dental problem while on holiday.

Do you speak English?

Yes. Dental care is available to English-speaking international patients. Arabic is also spoken.

How much is a dental consultation in Sharm El Sheikh?

Our dental consultation costs €40.

How much does a filling cost?

A tooth-coloured composite filling generally costs €50–€60, depending on the restoration required.

Do you use amalgam fillings?

No. We use tooth-coloured composite fillings rather than amalgam for the fillings described on this page.

How long does a filling take?

A straightforward composite filling generally takes approximately 30 minutes, although treatment time varies according to the tooth and restoration.

How much is root canal treatment in Sharm El Sheikh?

Root canal treatment starts from €120. Final cost depends on the tooth and complexity.

Can root canal treatment be done in one day?

Some suitable root canal treatments can be completed on the same day. Other teeth require additional appointments depending on anatomy, infection and complexity.

Can I have a root canal while on holiday?

Yes. Many root canal cases can be organised during a normal stay in Sharm El Sheikh. Contact us early in your holiday whenever possible so there is enough time for the required appointments.

How much is a tooth extraction?

A straightforward tooth extraction costs €50. Surgical or more complex extractions require individual assessment.

Do you remove wisdom teeth?

Yes. We provide both straightforward and surgical wisdom tooth removal where appropriate.

How much does wisdom tooth removal cost?

Wisdom tooth extraction generally costs €65–€100, depending on complexity.

How much is professional teeth cleaning?

Professional dental cleaning costs €50 and typically takes approximately 30 minutes.

Is teeth cleaning the same as whitening?

No. Cleaning removes dental deposits and helps maintain oral health. Whitening changes the colour of suitable natural teeth. See our Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh page for professional whitening.

Do you treat gum disease?

Yes. We assess and treat gingivitis and periodontal disease, including deep cleaning/scaling and root planing where indicated.

Do you provide emergency dental appointments?

Urgent dental patients can often be seen the same day when availability permits. We do not guarantee same-day appointments, so contact us as soon as possible.

What dental problems can you treat during my holiday?

Depending on the case, we can assess and treat toothache, decay, broken teeth, lost fillings, damaged crowns or veneers, dental infections, wisdom tooth problems, gum problems and other general dental concerns.

What should I do if my crown or filling falls out while I am in Sharm?

Contact us for an assessment. Depending on the condition of the tooth, a temporary repair, definitive repair or replacement may be possible.

Can I send a photograph before my appointment?

Yes. You can send a photograph when contacting us. It may help communicate the visible problem, but it cannot replace an in-person examination or diagnostic imaging when required.

Is a dental abscess an emergency?

A suspected dental abscess requires urgent dental assessment because the infection does not simply resolve on its own. Severe spreading swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing requires emergency medical attention.

Do you provide dental bridges?

Yes. Dental bridges are available, with the exact treatment and material selected according to the individual case.

Do you provide night guards?

Yes. Night guards can be provided for suitable patients with grinding or clenching concerns.

Do you treat children?

Yes, children can be seen for appropriate general dental care. We are not positioning this page as a specialist paediatric dentistry service.

Do you provide X-rays?

Yes. Dental imaging is available when clinically required. The dentist determines which imaging is appropriate for the problem being investigated.

Can I receive an invoice and treatment report?

Yes. International patients can request documentation of their treatment and an invoice.

Should I book before my holiday?

If you already know you need treatment, booking several days in advance is recommended. For urgent problems that develop while you are in Sharm, contact us as soon as possible.

Do you accept walk-ins?

Treatment is primarily by appointment, which allows appropriate time to be reserved for each patient.

Can I pay by card?

Yes. Payment can be made by card or cash.

Contact a General Dentist in Sharm El Sheikh

Whether you live in Sharm El Sheikh, are visiting the Red Sea for a holiday or simply develop an unexpected dental problem while travelling, you should not have to guess what is wrong with your tooth.

General dentistry begins with diagnosis.

Sometimes the solution is straightforward—a €50–€60 tooth-coloured filling or a professional cleaning.

Sometimes preserving a tooth requires root canal treatment.

A damaged tooth may require restorative treatment.

A wisdom tooth may need removal.

And occasionally an urgent infection or severe dental problem needs attention rather than waiting until the end of a holiday.

Our general dental services in Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh include check-ups, composite fillings, root canal treatment, tooth and wisdom tooth extraction, professional cleaning, periodontal care, bridges, night guards and treatment of common dental problems.

For tourists, treatment can often be arranged around your stay rather than making dentistry the centre of your holiday.

Our location at Golden Pyramids Mall, El Salam Road, Naama Bay, Sharm El Sheikh provides a clear central point that can be reached by taxi from the city’s major hotel and resort areas.

If you already know that you need treatment, booking several days ahead is preferable.

If something has happened unexpectedly while you are in Sharm, tell us what the problem is and how long you are staying.

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