Dentist Direct introduces holistic approach in UAE

Dubai - The dental group opened its first clinic in Dubai, in the Tecom area.

Dentist Direct, a UK-based expert in dentistry, introduces a holistic approach to dental care, offering painless, safe and gentle treatments and procedures that will make every visit to the dentist an enjoyable journey.
The dental group opened its first clinic in Dubai, in the Tecom area which is an ideal location for residents living between Sheikh Zayed Road, Emirates Hills, Al Barsha, Palm Jumeirah, Springs, The Lakes and Meadows. Plans are underway to open multiple dental clinics this year, to promote dental health and fitness. If you don't take care of your teeth and properly manage your oral health, you may find yourself forking over multiple thousands of dirhams in restorative dental care.
Dr M. Banker, regional head of Dentist Direct, said: "We have seen a number of patients spending anywhere from Dh25,000 to Dh100,000 for oral rehabilitation, and the agony and cost could have easily been avoided had they opted for routine dental fitness. We want to inform the public that due to the advances in the field of dentistry, the procedure that they need using the latest technology can be done here, without paying extra for the cost. After a careful study of these aspects, we have decided to expand in the UAE with our first clinic opening in Dubai."
Dentist Direct presents The Wand STA, the first and market-leading computer controlled local anesthetic system which replaces the syringe injections. The Wand STA performs all dental anaesthesia techniques in a more effective way so patients feel less discomfort or pain during the procedure.
Dr Neil Mitchell, Principal Dentist of Dentist Direct, said: "At Dentist Direct we focus on a holistic approach to dental care because we believe that oral health is a key part of an individual's general health. If you are orally and dentally healthy that positively influences your general health and well being. So by making a patient orally healthy we are helping to make him or her generally healthy."