Dubai Hills Estate · Dubai
Dentist near Dubai Hills Estate
Conservative, biomimetic dentistry from Dr. Khalid's Jumeirah practice, for patients across Dubai.
Dr. Khalid Aletaibi provides conservative, evidence-based dentistry for Dubai Hills Estate residents from his practice in nearby Jumeirah. This page explains how to reach the practice, what a first visit involves, and the dental care available to families living in and around Dubai Hills Estate.
We're here daily, 9am-9pmEnglish & ArabicJumeirah, Dubai
Quick answer
Dr. Khalid Aletaibi is a conservative, biomimetic dentist in Jumeirah, Dubai, serving Dubai Hills Estate residents (about 20 to 30 minutes by car from Dubai Hills Estate outside peak hours, via Al Khail Road or Sheikh Zayed Road, with parking at the practice). Evidence-based care for all ages, consultations in English and Arabic, open daily 9am to 9pm. Call Dr. Khalid directly on +971 55 764 3300.
Getting here from Dubai Hills Estate
The practice is about 20 to 30 minutes by car from Dubai Hills Estate outside peak hours, via Al Khail Road or Sheikh Zayed Road, with parking at the practice.
Al Khail Road or Sheikh Zayed Road from Dubai Hills
Dubai Hills Estate sits where Al Khail Road meets Umm Suqeim Street, and each gives you a good way to the practice in Jumeirah. From the Dubai Hills Mall end, Umm Suqeim Street runs north-west to Sheikh Zayed Road near Mall of the Emirates; take Sheikh Zayed Road toward the city, then cross to Al Wasl Road for the final stretch. From the homes around the golf course, Al Khail Road is closer: head toward Business Bay, then take Al Meydan Street across Sheikh Zayed Road, where it becomes Al Hadiqa Street and meets Al Wasl Road. Either way the drive is roughly 16 to 23 kilometres, about 20 to 30 minutes outside peak hours and about 35 to 45 minutes at weekday rush hour. At the Jumeirah end, the practice has parking.
Dubai Hills Estate has no Metro or tram station of its own. RTA's DH1 circular bus links the community with Equiti Metro station on Sheikh Zayed Road, and from there the Red Line toward Centrepoint reaches Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall in three stops and Financial Centre in four, leaving a short taxi or ride-hailing trip into Jumeirah. It works, but a bus, a train and a taxi make it slow, so for most families a car or a taxi from the door is the practical choice.
Family appointments around the school run
For families in Dubai Hills, the school run sets the shape of the weekday, and dental visits are easier to keep when they are booked around it. The gap between morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up is also when Dubai's weekday traffic eases, roughly between 10am and 1pm, which makes it a practical time for a parent's own check-up or for treatment that needs a longer appointment. Coming back, the same roads get busier from mid-afternoon, so leave a little margin if you need to be home for pick-up.
Children's appointments are harder to place. After school, the drive toward Jumeirah runs into the build-up to the evening peak, so allow extra time, or use a weekend morning instead, when traffic is much lighter than on a weekday afternoon. We're here every day from 9am to 9pm. If you would like a parent's appointment and a child's check on the same trip, ask for them to be booked one after the other.
A child's first visits, and the school year
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry advises that a child's teeth are first checked when the first tooth appears, and no later than the first birthday. These early visits are short. Dr. Khalid assesses the child's risk of decay and gives parents a simple home plan: brushing with a fluoride toothpaste, how much to use at each age, and how often sweet snacks and drinks come round. If a child needs treatment, he keeps it in trusted hands while remaining the family's dentist, so the whole household's care stays joined up. If your child has already seen a dentist, in Dubai or abroad, bring any notes or X-rays, because they show how the teeth have developed so far.
Across the school year, routine checks fit well into weekend mornings and school holidays. Dubai's roads are also noticeably quieter over the long summer break, so if your family is in Dubai for it, it is a sensible window for a parent's treatment that needs several visits. During term, it helps to keep anything beyond a check-up away from exam weeks, when children already have enough on their minds. For teenagers with full school timetables, a short check during the holidays is often easier to arrange.
Your dentist
Dr. Khalid Aletaibi
A conservative, biomimetic dentist based in Jumeirah, serving patients across Dubai. His continuing education is in adhesive and biomimetic dentistry, through courses and lectures with leaders in the field, and he works to a simple principle: preserve natural teeth and treat only what needs treating. Consultations are unhurried and available in both English and Arabic.
- Biomimetic & conservative
- Evidence-based
- All ages & families
- English & Arabic
Care for Dubai Hills Estate residents
Dubai Hills Estate is a newer, green, family-oriented community of villas and apartments built around the mall, the park and the golf course, and many households here are looking for one steady dentist they can keep over the years. With children growing up in the area, care often begins with a child's first assessment and a clear plan for home care, with any treatment the child needs kept in trusted hands, alongside routine adult dentistry for the parents. Whether it is a child's early visit, clear aligners, or refreshing an older filling or crown, the approach stays the same: choose the least invasive option that solves the problem and lasts.
Who I often help in Dubai Hills Estate:
- Families raising children who want one dentist they can keep for years
- Villa and apartment residents wanting routine check-ups close to home
- Adults refreshing older fillings or crowns with conservative options
- Working professionals who prefer driving to a well-timed appointment
Nearby areas we serve
We also welcome patients from nearby areas including Al Quoz, Al Barsha, Nad Al Sheba, Umm Suqeim.
How it works
From first visit to starting treatment
Consultations in English or Arabic · 45 to 60 minutes · direct booking, no referral
- Step 1
Your first visit
An unhurried consultation. We listen to your concerns and goals and review your history.
- Step 2
Examination & diagnosis
A full-mouth check with digital scans and photos where needed, not just the tooth that hurts.
- Step 3
A written treatment plan
We explain the options and the evidence in plain language before anything begins.
- Step 4
Starting treatment
Only once you're comfortable. We choose the least invasive option that lasts.
Common reasons people visit
How we can help
Toothache, sensitivity, or a cracked tooth
Urgent, same-day assessment and a conservative repair where possible
Old, dark, or failing fillings
Replacement with tooth-coloured bonded composite that preserves more tooth
Told you need a crown
An honest assessment, often an inlay, onlay, or bonding preserves more healthy tooth
Crowded, gapped, or crooked teeth
Clear aligners (Invisalign) and other orthodontic options
Stained or discoloured teeth
Evidence-based professional whitening that does not harm enamel
Teeth grinding or jaw pain
Custom night guards and occlusal (bite) therapy
Wanting to improve your smile
Minimally invasive bonding or veneers, and digital smile design
What patients say
From Dr. Khalid's patients
Thanks dr khalid for whitening my teeth🙏🏻 i did teeth whitening before my wedding..he is professional dentist and was nice experience …
Dr. Khalid has always made me comfortable and as easiest possible during the procedures. He’s very knowledgeable and professional dentist but mostly he’s very personal and I truly felt cared for. Cannot more than recommend him and his team.
Dr. Khalid, paid close attention to me as his patient. Resolved my issue so I would definitely recommend
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Leave your name, number, and the best time to reach you, and Dr. Khalid's team will call you back. Prefer to talk now? Call +971 55 764 3300 or message on WhatsApp.
Common questions
Questions from Dubai Hills Estate residents
How long is the drive from Dubai Hills Estate, and is there parking?
Is Al Khail Road or Sheikh Zayed Road quicker from Dubai Hills?
Is there public transport from Dubai Hills Estate to the practice?
When should my child first see a dentist?
Can a parent's appointment and a child's check be on the same trip from Dubai Hills?
What happens at the first visit?
Does Dr. Khalid speak English and Arabic?
Can I come just for a second opinion?
How do I contact Dr. Khalid?
Other areas served
Speak with Dr. Khalid directly
Call or message to book. We're here daily, 9am to 9pm.