Getting here from El Maasara
From El-Maasara station on Metro Line 1, ride north five stops to Maadi (via Tora El-Asmant, Kozzika, Tora El-Balad and Sakanat El-Maadi). With waiting, walking and a short taxi from Maadi station, the whole trip is approximately 25 to 35 minutes off-peak.
By car or ride-hailing app, Corniche El Nil runs north through Tora into Maadi, typically about 20 to 30 minutes off-peak. Heavy vehicles and rush-hour congestion on the Corniche can add considerably to that, so peak traffic varies. The clinic's street address is not yet published; we send exact directions and a map pin on WhatsApp after booking.
What we often see from El Maasara
Patients from El Maasara frequently come with several problems at once: a broken back tooth, an old bridge with decay underneath, and missing teeth that have been replaced with a partial denture or not at all. Making do for years usually means teeth have shifted and the bite has changed, so the plan needs to look at the whole mouth.
Crowns and bridges that fit the bite
A broken or heavily filled tooth can often be protected with a crown, and a gap can be closed with a bridge supported by the teeth either side. Modern crowns and bridges in zirconia or E.max avoid the dark metal line of older work. Bridges do require shaping the neighbouring teeth, so if those teeth are healthy, an implant or a partial denture may be a kinder alternative. A prosthodontist plans these restorations around how your teeth meet, which is what decides how well they last.
Partial dentures and root canals
Where several teeth are missing, a chrome or acrylic partial denture can restore chewing at a manageable cost. Teeth that can still be saved may need root canal treatment first, so the denture or bridge has strong supports. For details on crown materials, read zirconia vs E.max vs porcelain crowns.
Treatment in stages
We usually deal with pain and infection first, then rebuild in planned stages. That keeps each visit manageable and lets you spread the work over time.
A practical tip
Because the trip from El Maasara is longer, we try to combine steps in one visit where it is safe to do so. Ask for a late-morning slot to avoid both commuter peaks on the Metro.
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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
How many Metro stops is it from El-Maasara to the clinic?
It is five stops north on Line 1, from El-Maasara to Maadi station. Including the walk or short taxi from Maadi station, most patients arrive in approximately 25 to 35 minutes off-peak. We send a map pin on WhatsApp so you can find the clinic easily from the station.
Can you combine several treatments in one visit since I travel from El Maasara?
Often yes, where it is clinically safe. For example, a checkup, X-rays and cleaning can usually be done together, and sometimes a filling too. Longer treatments such as root canals or crown preparation may need their own appointments. We plan the sequence to minimise the number of trips.
My old bridge smells bad and the gum around it bleeds. What does that mean?
This often means food and plaque are trapped under the bridge, and there may be decay or gum disease around the supporting teeth. It should be examined with X-rays. Sometimes cleaning is enough; often the bridge needs replacing after treating the teeth underneath. Waiting longer usually makes the repair more complex.
