Why International Patients Choose Dr Michael’s Jumeirah Clinic

 Set in the coastal Jumeirah district, the clinic brings together specialists across cosmetic, restorative, orthodontic, implant, endodontic, periodontic, prosthodontic, oral surgery, and hygiene. This helps travelers plan more of their dentistry in one place, with fewer repeat visits.
 

Highlights for Medical Travelers

• Multi-specialty care under one roof: Implants, veneers, crowns, root canals, braces, aligners, and smile makeovers.
   
• Modern diagnostics: Digital imaging helps speed assessments and case planning.
   
• Traveler-friendly access: Jumeirah location near hotels, the beach, and main roads, with easy access by Uber or Careem.
   
• Clear, written treatment plans: Know timelines, visits, and aftercare before you fly.
   

Treatments Available

• Implants and full-arch solutions, including All-on-X, fixed bridges, and overdentures, as indicated
• Cosmetic dentistry, including veneers, laminates, teeth whitening, and smile makeovers
• Restorative and prosthetic dentistry, including crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and night guards
• Endodontics, including root canal therapy for anterior teeth, premolars, and molars, plus post and core
• Orthodontics, including metal braces, clear braces, and aligner options
• Oral surgery and periodontics, including simple and impacted extractions and gum care
• General and preventive care, including consultations, cleanings, X-rays, 3D scans, and ongoing maintenance

 Note: Your personalized plan will specify visit count, any healing phases for implants, and review appointments.
 

Meet the Clinical Team

• Dr. Cristina Formenius — Managing Partner; in practice since 1982.
   
• Dr. Khalid Hannouneh — DDS, FALD, MSc; cosmetic, laser, and restorative focus; associations include Academy of Laser Dentistry and International Academy of Innovative Dentistry. Languages: Arabic, German, English, and Russian.
   
• Dr. Kasem Atassi — DDS; orthodontics; associations include American Association of Orthodontists, World Federation of Orthodontics, Syrian Orthodontic Society, and Saudi Orthodontic Society. Languages: Arabic, English, and French.
   

Location & How to Get There

 Area: Jumeirah, Dubai, close to Al Wasl Road and the coast.

 From Dubai International Airport, DXB, travel approximately 20–35 minutes by car via E11, Sheikh Zayed Road, depending on traffic. Uber and Careem are the simplest door-to-door options, and metered airport taxis are also available. Guests often stay in Jumeirah, City Walk, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, or Umm Suqeim for quick access.
 

Suggested Travel Times

 Nonstop flight durations are approximate.
 

• London → Dubai: approximately 6 hours 50 minutes
• New York, JFK → Dubai: approximately 14–16 hours
• Los Angeles → Dubai: approximately 15 hours 50 minutes
• Toronto → Dubai: approximately 12 hours 45 minutes
• Singapore → Dubai: approximately 7 hours 15–30 minutes
• Sydney → Dubai: approximately 14 hours 20 minutes
• Mumbai → Dubai: approximately 3 hours 15–20 minutes
• Riyadh → Dubai: approximately 1 hour 45 minutes–2 hours

Patient Experience & Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi, drinking water, and wheelchair access
• Free ground transportation to the airport. Ask when booking.
• Digital imaging with clear, written treatment plans

Good to Know

• Languages: The team speaks English plus other languages, including Arabic, French, Italian, Farsi, Portuguese, and Spanish.
   
• Payments: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, cash, JCB, China UnionPay, and bank transfer are accepted.
   
• Warranties and guarantees: Terms vary by procedure and material. Ask for written coverage, including period, maintenance requirements, and exclusions, with your quote.
   
• Clinic hours: Monday–Thursday and Saturday–Sunday 08:00–20:00, UTC+04. Friday closed.
   

FAQs

1. Where is the clinic and what is the easiest way to get there?

 Short answer: The clinic is in Jumeirah, near Al Wasl Road. Uber or Careem from DXB is easiest.

 Expanded: From the airport, follow E11, Sheikh Zayed Road, toward Jumeirah. Door-to-door rides via Uber, Careem, or metered taxis typically take 20–35 minutes, traffic permitting.
 

2. Do they offer warranties or guarantees?

 Short answer: Yes. Request the terms in writing.

 Expanded: Coverage can differ for implants, crowns, veneers, dentures, and orthodontics. Your plan should spell out the coverage period, any required checkups, and exclusions.
 

3. Which payment types are accepted?

 Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, cash, JCB, UnionPay, and bank transfer.

 Expanded: Major cards and alternative methods are accepted. Confirm your preferred method before travel and check any daily card limits with your bank.
 

4. What languages are spoken at the clinic?

 Short answer: English plus Arabic and other languages.

 Expanded: The team is accustomed to international patients. If you need additional language support, your Dental Departures advisor can help arrange it.
 

5. Can I complete veneers or crowns in one trip?

 Short answer: Often within a few days.

 Expanded: Many cosmetic cases finish in 2–5 days, including scans, preparation, and try-ins. Complex plans may add a review visit. Your written plan will outline timings.
 

6. Do implants require multiple visits?

 Short answer: Usually, implants are staged.

 Expanded: Implants may involve a healing phase between placement and the final teeth. Your plan will detail visit spacing and provisional, or temporary, options.
 

7. What amenities are helpful for travelers?

 Short answer: Wi-Fi, refreshments, wheelchair access, and airport transfer.

 Expanded: The clinic lists free Wi-Fi, water, wheelchair accessibility, and free airport ground transportation, which can be handy when coordinating care with flights.