General & Family Dentistry · Al Majaz 3, Sharjah
Al Lulu Medical Center in Al Majaz 3, Sharjah, has provided general and family dentistry since 2001. Our dental care is led by Dr. Zareena Moorkan (BDS), who has over 30 years of experience in the UAE, with check-ups, fillings, root canals, crowns, veneers, dentures and children's dental care all under one roof.
📱 Book on WhatsApp 📞 +971 6 564 6252A general dentist is your first point of care for teeth and gums. They prevent problems with regular check-ups and cleaning, treat decay and infection, repair damaged teeth, replace missing ones, and refer you to a specialist when needed. At Al Lulu Medical Center, those specialists work in the same clinic, so your care stays in one place.
Dental check-ups and cleaning: catch problems early, before they become painful or costly.
Fluoride treatment: strengthens enamel and helps resist decay.
Pit and fissure sealants: protect the grooves of back teeth, especially in children.
Tooth-coloured composite fillings and dental bonding for decayed or chipped teeth.
Root canal treatment: saves an infected tooth instead of removing it.
Crowns and bridges: restore strength and shape to damaged or missing teeth.
Teeth whitening: professional whitening for a brighter smile.
Veneers: a long-term fix for chipped, stained or slightly uneven teeth.
Snap-On Smile: a removable, no-drilling option to improve your smile temporarily.
Complete and flexible dentures for comfortable, natural-looking replacement.
Maryland bridge: replaces a front tooth with minimal drilling of neighbouring teeth.
Full mouth rehabilitation: a combined plan when several teeth need treatment.
Tooth extraction, including wisdom tooth removal, when a tooth cannot be saved or is causing pain or crowding.
Gentle check-ups, fluoride, sealants and fillings for children, with a calm approach that helps nervous young patients feel at ease.
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Senior General Dentist · 30+ years in the UAE
Dr. Zareena has cared for patients from more than 20 countries and speaks Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu and Malayalam. Patients often mention how clearly she explains each step and how comfortable she makes them feel, which is why many families have stayed with her for decades.
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"I had a consultation with Dr. Zareena, and I must commend their dental expertise and patience. She listened attentively to all my concerns, explained the diagnosis in simple way."
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For several years, Al Lulu Medical Center has provided fluoride varnish application for school students across the UAE. Working with schools, parents and community health programmes, our team helps protect children's teeth against decay with a safe, quick and evidence-based preventive treatment. Schools interested in a programme can contact us directly.
If you need more advanced treatment, our specialists see you in the same clinic, with no outside referral needed:
😁 Orthodontics: braces, Invisalign and clear aligners
🦷 Dental implants: 3D guided implant surgery
🌿 Periodontics: gum disease treatment and gum surgery
🩺 Oral surgery: wisdom teeth, coronectomy and apicoectomy
Most people are advised to have a check-up and cleaning about every six months. Your dentist may suggest more frequent visits if you have gum problems or a higher risk of decay.
Root canal treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so most patients feel little during the procedure. It usually relieves the pain caused by the infection. Mild tenderness for a few days afterwards is normal.
Veneers are thin shells bonded permanently to the front of your teeth for a long-term result. Snap-On Smile is a removable appliance that fits over your teeth without drilling, making it a temporary, reversible option.
Yes. We provide check-ups, fluoride treatment, sealants and fillings for children, and take extra time to help nervous children feel comfortable.
Dr. Zareena Moorkan speaks Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu and Malayalam.
Al Lulu Medical Center is at Business Link Building, Unit 102, Al Majaz 3, Sharjah, open Saturday to Friday, 9AM to 9PM. Paid street parking is available nearby.
Business Link Building, Unit 102, Al Majaz 3, Sharjah · Open daily 9AM to 9PM
📱 WhatsApp Us 📞 +971 6 564 6252Dental surgery is the surgery of jaw bones and teeth. Therefore, it covers quite a number of dental procedures or medical procedures that involve artificial modification of dentition. It includes the following procedures below.
Dental Surgery Procedures
1. Endodontic: This is a type of surgery involving the root or pulp of the tooth.
a. Root Canal: A root canal surgery is an endodontic treatment done by an endodontist or dentist in order to treat a diseased or damaged tooth with the tooth root exposed. It involves removing the inflamed tooth pulp and tooth root from underneath the enamel and dentin in order to relieve pain and save a tooth from extraction (hence creating a root canal).
The infected tooth is drilled and has its pulp removed, only to be replaced with an inert substance. Afterwards, a crown is placed atop the tooth to save it. In the past, a root canal was infamous for its painfulness. However, modern endodontic therapy of the root canal is nothing like the old days. It’s much more efficient and less painful than before.
b. Pulpotomy: This is the precursor to a root canal procedure. It involves opening the tooth’s pulp chamber for the sake of draining the pulp infection. To be more specific, it removed the diseased portion of the pulp and leaves alone the rest of the pulp so that there’s no need for a full-blown root canal procedure.
This endodontic treatment is used in case the patient wishes to maintain the vitality of the remaining healthy pulpal tissue. Its advantages include having living teeth preserved that’s able to tell hot from cold temperatures as well as receive nutrients from your blood. A tooth with the root removed is more likely to crumble and break.


This procedure involves removing all the pulp in the pulp chamber temporarily for the sake of pain relief. Pulpectomy is typically called for when pulpotomy isn’t an option and all of the tooth’s pulp has become infected, inflamed, and disease-ridden. After removal, the canals are medicated and cleaned.
Sometimes, dentists do pulpectomy on primary or milk teeth. In such cases, the pulp is replaced with resorbable material. This is the recommended course of action for irreversible pulpitis on redicular and coronal pulp as well as primary molars that are abscessed.