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Harmony Medical Center Al Khaleej Al Arabi Str. مركز هارموني بلس الطبي

Dental clinic
  • Harmony Medical Center Al Khaleej Al Arabi Str. مركز هارموني بلس الطبي - Al khaleej al arabi 9th, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates See on the map
  • From AED 2,500

About Harmony Medical Center Al Khaleej Al Arabi Str. مركز هارموني بلس الطبي

Harmony Medical Center combines family dentistry, paediatric care and orthodontics with preventive treatment. Its menu includes cleaning, guided biofilm therapy and whitening, alongside metal and ceramic braces.

Children can receive fluoride treatment, pit and fissure sealants, restorative dentistry and sedation, including laughing gas or general anaesthesia. The centre also offers Invisalign First, Damon braces and space maintainers. Gummy-smile and gum-recession treatments are available across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Families can therefore access children’s sedation options alongside routine, preventive and orthodontic care.

What this clinic is good at

  • Invisalign First and Damon braces
  • Children’s sedation options

Worth considering for

  • Families seeking paediatric dentistry and orthodontic care

Ask before you commit

  • Children are usually advised not to eat or drink for about 30 minutes after fluoride treatment

Treatments offered

Also does: invisalign and pediatric dentistry

Prices

FromAED 2,500

Prices published on its website, checked on 3 November 2026.

  • Regular valueAED 4,200
  • Per toothAED 2,500

Opening hours

Monday
10 am–9 pm
Tuesday
10 am–9 pm
Wednesday
10 am–9 pm
Thursday
10 am–9 pm
Friday
10 am–9 pm
Saturday
10 am–9 pm
Sunday
10 am–9 pm

Location

Harmony Medical Center Al Khaleej Al Arabi Str. مركز هارموني بلس الطبي - Al khaleej al arabi 9th, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

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What people ask before treatment

  • Is the first dental consultation free?

    Yes. They offer a free first consultation.

  • When can children start fluoride treatments?

    They state that fluoride treatments can start when the first tooth erupts, which is around six months of age.

  • What should children avoid after fluoride treatment?

    Children are usually advised to avoid eating or drinking for about 30 minutes so the fluoride can absorb fully.

  • Do they offer general anaesthesia for children?

    Yes. Their listed paediatric services include general anaesthesia for children.