Where exactly
Ground floor, inside the 24 Hours Coffee building, 1 Al Seef Street, Al Thanyah First, Barsha Heights. Plus code 35WG+58 Dubai. Parking directly outside, and at night the street is quiet, which is not something you can say about many clinic addresses in this city.
Barsha Heights and TECOM are the same district under two names, so if your address says TECOM you are in the right place. The neighbourhood sits between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, with Dubai Internet City metro station on the Red Line at its edge.
Why this matters at two in the morning
Barsha Heights is dense with residential towers and hotel apartments, and it empties of open businesses after midnight. When a tooth goes wrong at that hour the realistic options are a long drive to a hospital emergency department, where a dentist is generally not who you will see, or waiting until morning.
Being able to walk ten minutes and be treated is the whole reason this service exists in this neighbourhood. Several of the Google reviews are from residents of the towers on the same few streets.
Call first, then come
This is an on-call service rather than a walk-in clinic, so ring before you set off even if you live two buildings away. Dr. Sarhan answers personally, gives you a time, and opens the clinic for you, which means you are treated on arrival instead of waiting.
Neighbouring districts are close too: Dubai Internet City and Media City about five minutes, Al Barsha and Dubai Hills about ten, JLT about ten, Dubai Marina and JBR about fifteen.
What can be treated tonight
- Severe toothache that painkillers no longer touch, see the night toothache page
- Broken, chipped and cracked teeth, rebuilt the same visit
- Knocked-out and loosened teeth, where the first hour matters
- Swelling and abscesses, drained the same night
- Lost fillings, crowns and veneers, often re-cemented in one short visit
- Wisdom tooth flare-ups, cleaned and settled