Is there a Kurdish-speaking dentist in Dubai?

Explaining what you want from your smile in your first language reduces misunderstandings. Veneers and Hollywood smiles involve decisions that cannot be undone, such as how much enamel is prepared, how white the shade is and how long the teeth look, so you need to understand the plan before agreeing to it. Dr. Khalid Saeed speaks Kurdish in the Duhok (Badini) dialect, which many Kurmanji speakers usually follow without difficulty. See Dr. Khalid Saeed's profile at Creative Arts Dubai or his full biography.

This matters most for parents and older relatives who are less comfortable in Arabic or English: they can ask directly about pain, timing and cost. If your dialect is different, for example Sorani, consultations can also be held in Arabic, and you are welcome to bring a family member.

Language is an advantage, not the only test. Check the licence on the DHA Sheryan register, ask for a digital smile design and a mock-up on your own teeth before any preparation, and insist on a written plan with alternatives and price. Veneers are made at Creative Art Dental Lab in the same building, and the clinic is open daily from 10:00 to 20:00. The Creative Arts Dubai website lists its services.

Read more on our page for a Kurdish-speaking dentist in Dubai and for Iraqi patients in the UAE. If you visit Kurdistan in summer, treatment in Duhok is also possible; compare in Duhok or Dubai. Start by sending photos of your smile on WhatsApp, written in Kurdish if you prefer.

• Speaks Kurdish (Badini) and Arabic
• Clinic in Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1, daily 10:00–20:00
• DHA licence 06772519
• Treatment possible in Dubai or Duhok