Gemini · Welcoming you
Dental care in Egypt, planned around your visit
Planning a visit to Egypt? Start with a clear conversation about your needs and schedule before choosing a treatment plan. We welcome international patients at our Kazan Plaza clinic in Zayed.
A welcome that crosses borders
Our clinic has welcomed visitors from the places below. Each visit has its own needs and plan.
- Saudi Arabia
- Dubai
- Cuba
- Canada
- Switzerland
Where do we start before you travel?
Send your arrival date, length of stay and the concern you want to discuss. If you already have dental images or a treatment proposal, ask the team how to share records privately. This helps prepare the visit; your final treatment plan follows an in-person examination.
Can everything be completed in one trip?
Not necessarily. Appointment numbers and review intervals depend on the assessment and proposed care. Discuss stages, waiting periods and the possibility of another trip before committing to travel dates. Your return date matters to planning, but it cannot replace a necessary clinical step.
How do you understand the options and costs?
Ask for the purpose of each stage, alternatives and the limitations of the expected result. Clarify what the estimate includes, which items might change after examination and what follow-up is needed. Gemini accepts cash, InstaPay and bank transfer; confirm payment arrangements with the team before your visit.
Who is responsible for your care?
Gemini is owned and clinically led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Haytham Samir Moharrum. Read his professional background before visiting and ask who will provide each part of a plan that needs specialist coordination. Communication is available in English and Arabic.
How do you reach the clinic?
Find us at Kazan Plaza Mall, Building 215 A4, Zayed, Giza. Save the map link and check the route from your accommodation on the day. This is our actual clinic—not a separate branch in every area whose patients we welcome.
How should you plan follow-up before returning home?
Before leaving, discuss your individual instructions, required reviews and who to contact if a concern arises. Ask what records may be useful to share with a dentist where you live. Remote communication cannot replace every in-person examination; urgent symptoms need appropriate local care.