German Dental ClinicDr Fenjero Walid · Smile Studio

L'Océan

Dentist near L'Océan, Rabat

A residential district facing the Atlantic, L'Océan moves to the rhythm of families, schools and small shops. German Dental Clinic has no address in L'Océan: it is based in Agdal, a few kilometres away, and can be reached by petit taxi or tram.

Families from L'Océan often come for everyday care: a cavity found at a check-up, a tooth sensitive to cold, an old crown coming loose. When decay is deep and reaches the nerve, root canal treatment can allow the tooth to be kept rather than extracted; at an earlier stage, a standard filling is usually enough. The clinical and X-ray examination decides.

For children, regular check-ups and age-appropriate hygiene advice prevent a great deal of pain. Getting into the habit of an appointment in Rabat roughly every six months, or at the recommended interval, means problems are treated early, before pain sets in.

Getting to the clinic from L'Océan

  • By petit taxi or car: head to the centre, then place des Nations Unies, and follow avenue de France to the corner with avenue Ibn Sina (landmark: Clinique Agdal).
  • Tram: from a line 2 stop near you (Bab El Had, for example), ride to "Place Al Joulane", walk about a hundred metres to the line 1 stop, direction Madinat Al Irfane, and get off at "Agdal - Av. de France".
  • Depending on your street, line 1 may also be within walking distance ("Mohammed V - Gare de Rabat" stop), with no change needed.
Estimated distance
≈ 3.7 km
Estimated travel time
≈ 9 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

Is a root-canal-treated tooth fragile?

A root-canal-treated tooth has often lost part of its structure to decay. Depending on what remains, the dentist may recommend protecting it with a crown to reduce the risk of fracture. This is not automatic: it is decided after an examination.

My child is afraid of the dentist: how can I help?

Talk about the visit simply, without mentioning pain. A first introductory session, focused on a check-up and explanations, helps the child get used to the place. The team adapts the pace and vocabulary to the child's age.

My tooth is sensitive to cold: is it serious?

Not necessarily: sensitivity can come from receding gums, enamel wear or a cavity. If it lasts more than a few days or becomes spontaneous, it is best to see a dentist to find the cause.

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