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Hindi and Urdu speaking dentist in Sharjah
Three of our dentists speak Hindi, and Dr Ranjeet also speaks Urdu. Discuss your treatment, costs and insurance in the language you are most comfortable with.
Talk to your dentist in Hindi or Urdu
Sharjah is home to large Indian and Pakistani communities, and many families prefer to discuss health in Hindi or Urdu. It makes a real difference when you need to describe pain, understand a diagnosis or decide between treatments. A Hindi speaking dentist can explain things simply and answer your questions without anything getting lost in translation.
At Al Jazeera Dental Clinic in Al Majaz, Dr Ranjeet Kumar, Dr Anija Sreekumar and Dr Christina S. all speak Hindi, and Dr Ranjeet also speaks Urdu. Here is who you can see and how to book.
Our Hindi and Urdu speaking dentists
Dr Ranjeet Kumar
Medical Director. Root canal treatment, fillings, crowns, extractions and emergencies. Speaks Hindi, Urdu, English and Arabic.
Dr Anija Sreekumar
Braces, clear aligners and general dentistry. Speaks Hindi, Malayalam and English.
Dr Christina S.
Children’s dentistry and general dentistry. Speaks Hindi, Malayalam and English.
Why language matters at the dentist
When you’re in pain or worried about cost, it’s hard to follow a fast explanation in a second language. Patients sometimes agree to treatment without fully understanding it, or leave with questions they didn’t feel able to ask. Seeing a Hindi speaking dentist removes that barrier, because you can describe exactly what you feel.
It also helps with aftercare. Instructions after an extraction or root canal treatment are important, and you are more likely to follow them correctly when they are explained in your own language.
Treatments available in Hindi and Urdu
Whatever you need, there is usually a Hindi speaking dentist on our team who can help. Between them, our Hindi speaking dentists provide almost every treatment we offer at the clinic.
Available
- Check-ups, cleaning and gum care
- Fillings, crowns and bridges
- Root canal treatment
- Extractions and wisdom teeth
- Braces and clear aligners
- Children’s dentistry
Root canal treatment with Dr Ranjeet
As a Hindi speaking dentist and our Medical Director, Dr Ranjeet holds a Diploma in Endodontics, the field that deals with the inside of the tooth. He explains root canal treatment step by step, in Hindi, Urdu or English. Root canal treatment saves a tooth that would otherwise need to be removed, and with modern numbing most patients feel pressure rather than pain. See our root canal treatment page.
Braces and aligners with Dr Anija
Dr Anija is a Hindi speaking dentist who plans braces and clear aligner treatment and explains honestly which option suits your teeth. Orthodontic treatment takes months, so it helps to see a dentist you can talk to easily at every visit. She treats teenagers and adults. Read more on our braces and clear aligners pages.
Children’s dentistry with Dr Christina
Dr Christina has an MDS in pedodontics, the branch of dentistry for children. Children often relax when the dentist speaks the language they hear at home. She takes first visits slowly and keeps parents in the room. See our children’s dentistry page and our guide to your child’s first dental visit.
How to book and what happens
Book
Call 06 715 6001 or WhatsApp 050 948 2765 and ask for a dentist who speaks Hindi.
Check-up
Your dentist examines your teeth and gums and asks about any concerns.
Free X-ray
If needed, an X-ray is taken free of charge.
Explanation
You see the results on screen and discuss options in Hindi or Urdu.
Written cost
The full price is given in writing before any treatment.
Insurance and payment
We accept FMC, NGI, Inayah, Aafiya, SAICO / Damana, GlobeMed, MSH, Fazaa and Esaad, and handle approvals for you. Bring your Emirates ID and insurance card. For treatment your plan does not cover, you can pay in instalments with Tabby, Tamara or Toothpick. See our insurance page.
Evening appointments
Many of our patients work long shifts. We’re open Sunday to Friday from 9 AM to 10 PM and Saturday from 12:30 PM to 10 PM, so you can come after work. Friday opening from 9 AM also suits many families. Tell us you would like a dentist who speaks Hindi when you book and we’ll find a time that fits their schedule.
Emergencies
If you have severe toothache, swelling or a broken tooth, call us and ask for a Hindi or Urdu speaking dentist. We keep same-day slots for urgent problems. If swelling spreads to the eye or neck, or you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to the nearest hospital emergency department. See our emergency dentist page.
Finding us
We’re on Al Khan Street in Al Majaz 3, Sharjah, opposite the ADNOC petrol station, with parking in front. Patients looking for a dentist who speaks Hindi in Sharjah come to us from Rolla, Abu Shagara, Al Nahda, Al Qasimia and across Sharjah. See our areas we serve page or the map on our contact page.
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Free consultation and X-ray at Al Khan Street, Al Majaz 3, open until 10 PM.
Who wrote this
Written by the dental team at Al Jazeera Dental Clinic, a family clinic on Al Khan Street, Al Majaz 3, Sharjah, open since 1998, and medically reviewed by Dr Ranjeet Kumar, Medical Director (BDS, Diploma in Endodontics), October 2026. Use it as a guide only. Every mouth is different, so a check-up is the only way to know what you need.