Dental Clinics in Abha, UAE
6 verified providers · Last updated March 2026
According to the UAE Open Healthcare Directory, there are 6 dental clinics in Abha, UAE. The highest-rated is استشاري أسنان الأطفال الدكتور محمد الشريم with a 5.0-star Google rating based on 2 patient reviews. All listings include contact details, operating hours, accepted insurance plans, and directions. Healthcare in Abha is regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP). Data sourced from official government registers, last verified March 2026.
استشاري أسنان الأطفال الدكتور محمد الشريم
الحزام الدائري, Al Andalus, Abha 62521, Saudi Arabia
عيادات ترست ( عيون - تجميل - اسنان)
King Abdul Aziz Rd, As Sarawat, Abha 62511, Saudi Arabia
عيادات جويا لطب الأسنان والجلدية والليزر والتجميل | Joya Clinic Complex
المدينة العالية طريق الحزام، As Sarawat, Abha 62511, Saudi Arabia
عيادات البروفيسور ابها - Professor Clinics Abha
King Fahd Rd, Sirr ad Ghalidh, Abha 62586, Saudi Arabia
أوجين للعناية بالأسنان
الرياض،, المنهل، أبها 52621, Saudi Arabia
مجمع العالم الطبي
King Abdul Aziz Rd, Al Wardatain, Abha 62521, Saudi Arabia
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