Replacing a tooth starts with restoring its function.
An implant is only one part of the treatment. The position of the implant, surrounding bone and gum, bite, final restoration and long-term maintenance all matter.
01
Single Tooth Implant
For one missing tooth, planned around the final crown from the beginning.
02
Multiple Implants
For several missing teeth where implant-supported restorations may be appropriate.
03
Implant-Supported Bridge
A fixed solution that may replace several teeth using strategically placed implants.
04
Timing and Staging
When an implant is placed, and in how many stages, is determined after clinical assessment.
When rebuilding a smile means rebuilding the whole system.
For patients with extensive tooth loss or severely compromised teeth, treatment may involve rebuilding an entire arch with a coordinated surgical and restorative plan.
May include
Assessment of fixed full-arch options
Number and position of implants planned case by case
A smile should work beautifully before it looks beautiful.
Restorative treatment begins by understanding what has failed, what remains healthy and how the bite, teeth and restorations can work together over time.
Dr Mohammed Youssef leads the clinical direction of Your Glow, with a focus on oral and maxillofacial surgery, implant dentistry and complex multidisciplinary treatment planning.
Co-Founder & Clinic Director
Dr Gina Elbayar
Master’s in Prosthodontics & Dental Implants
Dr Gina Elbayar leads the clinic’s patient experience, operations and development, bringing an academic background in prosthodontics and dental implants to the direction of Your Glow.
Your first appointment is for understanding — not rushing treatment.
01
Listen
We start with what is bothering you and what you want to change.
02
Examine
Teeth, gums, bite and existing dental work are assessed.
03
Investigate
Imaging or scans may be requested where clinically needed.
04
Plan
Appropriate options, stages, timing and limitations are reviewed.
05
Decide
You understand the proposed plan before treatment begins.
Technology is useful when it improves the decision.
Digital tools may support diagnosis, planning and communication — but they do not replace clinical judgement.
Where available and clinically indicated
01Digital assessment and planning
02Imaging when clinically needed
03Implant treatment planning
04Restorative planning
05Clear explanation of findings
Patient experience
Confidence begins with understanding what comes next.
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The highest level of professionalism. Dr Mohammed explained every step to me before doing it. I left the clinic very happy.
★★★★★راشد الفلاسيPatient ReviewClear explanationsProfessional care
★★★★★
I hesitated a lot before the visit, but once I had seen Dr Mohammed I felt reassured. My teeth turned out exactly as I wanted.
يوسف الرميثيPatient ReviewReassuring approach
★★★★★
Dr Mohammed Youssef is a kind person before he is a doctor. He understands his patients and treats them with respect. The result speaks for itself.
حمدان النعيميPatient ReviewProfessional care
Reviews originally published on Dr Mohammed Youssef’s previous website.
Questions patients often ask
Am I suitable for dental implants?
Suitability depends on your general health, gum health, the amount and quality of bone, your bite and habits such as smoking. It can only be confirmed after a clinical examination and, where needed, imaging.
What if I have bone loss?
Bone loss does not automatically rule out implants. Depending on how much bone is missing and where, different approaches may be considered. Some cases are not suitable, and the assessment is how we find out.
Can implants replace all my teeth?
For some patients, a fixed full-arch restoration supported by several implants may be an option. Whether it is appropriate depends on bone, general health and expectations, and alternatives are always discussed.
What is a fixed full-arch restoration?
It is a fixed set of replacement teeth supported by several implants. How many implants are used, and where, depends on your bone, anatomy, bite and the planned restoration. It is a clinical decision made after assessment, not a package.
How long does treatment take?
Healing time varies according to the individual case and treatment plan. A realistic timeline is explained after your assessment.
Will I need bone grafting?
Any additional procedure is considered only if the assessment shows it is needed, and the reasons are explained before any recommendation.
Can I have temporary teeth during treatment?
Whether a provisional restoration is appropriate during healing depends on your case, and is discussed when your treatment is planned.
How long do implants last?
Implants can last many years with good oral hygiene, regular check-ups and maintenance, but no lifespan can be guaranteed. Smoking, gum disease and heavy bite forces can all affect how long they last.
Do you also offer general and family dentistry?
Yes. Alongside implant, restorative and aesthetic dentistry, the clinic’s dental services include general dentistry, dental implantology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, oral surgery, prosthodontics, orthodontics, paediatric dentistry, endodontics and periodontics. Every course of treatment begins with an examination, and you are guided to the appropriate dentist for your needs.
How much does dental treatment cost in Dubai?
The cost depends on your individual plan, including the treatment chosen, the number of teeth involved, any imaging or preparatory treatment and the materials used. Fees and treatment options are discussed as part of the consultation.
The right treatment starts with the right assessment.
Tell us what is bothering you, and we’ll guide you to the right dental consultation.
