Dental Unit is a specialized healthcare facility focused on oral health and hygiene. The unit is equipped with modern dental chairs and state-of-the-art tools, including X-ray machines, sterilization units, and an array of dental instruments.

The environment is meticulously clean and sterile to ensure patient safety. In addition to routine check-ups and cleanings, the unit offers a variety of treatments such as fillings, root canals, extractions, crowns, and orthodontic services. The dental professionals, including dentists, hygienists, and assistants, are highly trained and dedicated to providing compassionate care, ensuring each visit is as comfortable and stress-free as possible. Our Dental Unit is connected to our main academic campus. The premises are large enough to accommodate the entire staff and provide space for their activities. Accordingly, patients will be allowed to wait for a dental consultation in a separate space with Wi-Fi and water vending machines. In order to guarantee a friendly welcome to every customer, a bell rings as they enter the building, attracting the attention of the person working at the reception desk. The customer is then invited to come to the receptionist’s desk to clarify the purpose of their visit and offer them documents to complete. In addition, the reception area has access to natural light to make patients feel relaxed. Accordingly, there are a large number of windows on the ground floor, which creates a welcoming atmosphere.

Patient’s electronic medical record is available to the dental practice, the dentist, and the patient. Clinical records contain dated, accurate, and complete descriptions of the patient’s visits to dentists and measures taken by dentists to improve the person’s health. Moreover, clinical records contain basic information about the patient, such as age, gender, medical conditions, and allergies. In “DentalCare,” all patients have their own clinical records, which are signed and filled in by the treating dentist. The clinical records also include X-rays, test results and samples, medals and pictures, and images of the intraoral camera that are necessary for treatment.