A team of specialists in Fez
The clinic was founded by Pr Youssef Bouhaddaoui, university professor of oral surgery and implantology, and Dr Sara Azzou, dentist specialising in endodontics. They work alongside a team of specialist dentists, most of them university professors, covering all fields of dentistry. Each patient has a referring dentist, from diagnosis to follow-up.
Toothache while visiting Fez
Severe pain, a swollen cheek, a broken tooth or a crown that came off: call us or send a WhatsApp message. Whenever possible, we see you on the same day. If a tooth is broken or knocked out, keep the fragment or the tooth in milk and come quickly.
Planning treatment from abroad
If you live abroad, for example as a Moroccan coming back to Fez for the holidays, you can send us your recent X-rays and a short description of your situation on WhatsApp before you travel, so that we book an appointment of the right length. A remote review never replaces an examination: your treatment plan and written estimate are given to you after the consultation at the clinic, before any treatment.
Some treatments can be completed during a short stay. Others, such as implants, need a healing period between two steps. At the consultation, we tell you how many visits your treatment needs, so that you can organise your stays.
Treatments at the clinic
Implants with 3D planning and guided surgery, bone grafts, root canal treatment, gum treatment, orthodontics and clear aligners, veneers, whitening, crowns and bridges, children’s dentistry and wisdom tooth removal. The detailed pages are in French.
Frequently asked questions
Does the clinic speak English?
Yes. Our reception speaks English, French and Arabic, and you can write to us in English on WhatsApp at +212 660 66 18 81.
Can I know the cost before coming?
The cost depends on your situation, which can only be assessed at the consultation. After the examination, you receive a written treatment plan and estimate before any treatment begins.
What should I bring to the first visit?
Your recent X-rays or scans if you have them, the list of medicines you take, and any dental or medical documents related to your teeth.