Getting here from Katameya
From Katameya, the most direct route is west along the Ring Road toward Maadi, leaving at the Maadi or Autostrad exits and continuing into Maadi on local roads. Off-peak, the drive is approximately 20 to 30 minutes, depending on which compound you start from. The Ring Road is often congested at peak times and after incidents, so traffic varies widely and a buffer is wise.
There is no Metro service in Katameya, so a car or ride-hailing app is the realistic option. Because the clinic's street address is not yet published, we send exact directions and a map pin on WhatsApp once you book.
What Katameya patients typically look for
Patients from Katameya often arrive with a clear goal: replacing several failing teeth with something fixed, upgrading old cosmetic work, or getting a second opinion on a large treatment plan quoted elsewhere. They usually want to understand the reasoning, the alternatives and the long-term maintenance, not just the headline result.
Full-mouth and single implants
Full-mouth implants, such as a fixed bridge on four to six implants, can transform chewing and appearance for people who have lost most of their teeth. They need adequate bone or grafting, good general health and diligent cleaning; smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and some bone medications raise the risk of complications. An implant-retained overdenture, the focus of Prof. Nouran's published research, is a simpler alternative that suits many people. For a single gap, a single implant avoids preparing neighbouring teeth. See immediate implants and same-day teeth for when faster protocols are and are not appropriate.
Veneers with a prosthodontic eye
Veneers and smile design can change colour, shape and proportion, but they are not reversible once enamel is removed, they can chip, and they may need replacing over the years. People with active gum disease or heavy grinding need that addressed first. A prosthodontist plans veneers around the bite and the gum line, so the result looks natural in conversation, not only in photographs.
Why the plan matters more than the brand
We do not sell packages. Each plan is based on examination, X-rays or 3D imaging, and a discussion of your priorities and budget. The exact cost depends on that examination.
A practical tip for Katameya residents
Mid-morning, after the Ring Road's morning peak, is usually the easiest time to travel. For large treatment plans, book a dedicated consultation first and bring any existing scans or quotes so we can compare options openly.
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El Nabi Dental Clinic5 East of the Highway (Autostrad), Golden Gate Tower, above Healthy Pharmacy, 5th Floor, No. 16, Maadi, CairoView clinic on Google MapsWe never store your location. It goes straight from your browser to Google Maps, only when you ask for a route.

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Common questions
Is it practical to come from Katameya to Maadi for implant treatment?
For most Katameya residents, yes. The clinic is approximately 20 to 30 minutes off-peak along the Ring Road, longer at rush hour. Implant treatment involves several visits spread over weeks or months, and we plan appointments to avoid unnecessary trips and peak traffic where possible.
I received a full-mouth implant quote elsewhere. Can you give a second opinion?
Yes. Bring the plan, any 3D scans and X-rays. Prof. Nouran will examine you, review the proposal and explain whether alternatives, such as keeping some teeth, fewer implants or an implant-retained overdenture, might suit you. A second opinion is about understanding options, not pressure to change dentists.
Can I get same-day teeth with full-mouth implants?
Sometimes. Immediate temporary teeth are possible when implants achieve enough stability at placement and bone and health allow. If not, a healing period with a temporary denture is safer. The final, stronger bridge is made after healing. We decide on the protocol after examination and imaging.


