German Dental ClinicDr Fenjero Walid · Smile Studio

Hay El Fath

Dentist near Hay El Fath, Rabat

Hay El Fath, built around avenue El Massira in the Yacoub El Mansour borough, is a neighbourhood of families, primary and secondary schools. German Dental Clinic has no practice there: it sees patients only in Agdal, a journey many parents make by car or petit taxi, often on a Saturday.

Questions from families in Hay El Fath often concern tooth alignment for teenagers and adults. Clear aligners are transparent trays, changed in stages, that gradually move the teeth. They suit many cases, but not all: a digital impression with the intraoral scanner and an examination show whether they are a suitable option, or whether another treatment would be better.

For younger children, the children's consultation focuses on prevention: checking for cavities, brushing advice, diet. Grouping siblings' appointments on the same day in Rabat makes family logistics easier.

Getting to the clinic from Hay El Fath

  • By car or petit taxi: from avenue El Massira, head to Yacoub El Mansour, then take avenue Hassan II towards the centre as far as the Rabat-Agdal station area; cross Agdal to avenue de France. The clinic is on the corner with avenue Ibn Sina (landmark: Clinique Agdal).
  • Tram: the nearest stop is the line 2 terminus at "Yacoub Al Mansour", with a change to line 1 at Place Al Joulane, then get off at "Agdal - Av. de France". The route goes through the centre and takes longer than the road.
Estimated distance
≈ 7 km
Estimated travel time
≈ 17 min by car, outside rush hour

Adjusted straight-line estimate, for guidance only.

Address
Corner of avenue de France and avenue Ibn Sina, Agdal, Rabat 10000
Street map of Agdal around the clinic
German Dental ClinicCorner of av. de France and av. Ibn Sina, Agdal
Directions
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Frequently asked questions

From what age can aligners be worn?

Aligners are mainly intended for teenagers whose permanent teeth are in place, and for adults. Age alone is not enough: the type of misalignment, the condition of the gums and the motivation to wear the trays determine whether the solution is suitable.

Are aligners visible?

They are transparent and very discreet at conversational distance. They must be worn for most of the day and removed for eating. Depending on the case, small tooth-coloured attachments are bonded to help certain movements.

When should I bring my child for the first time?

A first visit as soon as the first teeth appear makes it possible to check that all is well and give advice to parents. After that, regular check-ups, at the interval recommended by the dentist, help detect cavities early.

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