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Tooth filling cost in Ajman

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Typical price in Ajman

AED 250 – 750

per tooth

A tooth-coloured composite filling typically costs AED 300 to 1,000 per tooth in Dubai, based on published clinic prices. Small single-surface fillings are at the low end and large multi-surface fillings on back teeth at the top. Confirm with the clinic whether anaesthetic and X-rays are included. Clinics in Ajman typically publish lower prices than Dubai; the ranges on this page are adjusted for that.

Large multi-surface composites on front teeth requiring layering for appearance, or ceramic inlays as an alternative, cost more; ceramic inlays are typically AED 1,500 to 3,500.

What the price is made of

ItemAjman
Small composite (1 surface)AED 250 – 400
Medium composite (2 surfaces)AED 350 – 600
Large composite (3+ surfaces)AED 450 – 750
Ceramic inlay or onlayAlternative for large cavitiesAED 1,100 – 2,600

What changes the price

  • Size and number of surfaces.
  • Location: front teeth need careful shade layering.
  • Use of rubber dam and magnification.
  • Whether decay is close to the nerve and needs protective lining.

Does insurance cover it?

Fillings are basic restorative treatment and are among the most commonly covered dental items in UAE plans that include dental, usually with a 10 to 20 percent co-pay. Some older policies reimburse composites at amalgam rates, leaving you to pay the difference.

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How to pay less without cutting corners

  • Treat small cavities early; a small filling costs a fraction of a root canal and crown.
  • Use your plan's preventive benefits for regular check-ups so decay is found while small.
  • Ask your dentist to prioritise if you have several cavities and a limited annual limit.

Dentists offering composite filling in Ajman

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a white filling in Dubai?

Typically AED 300 to 1,000 per tooth, based on published prices.

Are amalgam fillings still used in the UAE?

Rarely. Most UAE clinics now use composite and other tooth-coloured materials, in line with the global phase-down of dental amalgam.

How long do composite fillings last?

Often 7 to 10 years or more, depending on size, bite forces and decay risk.

Is a filling covered by insurance?

Usually yes on plans with dental cover, with a co-pay.

Prices are typical ranges from published clinic price lists (October 2026), not quotes. Always confirm the price and what it includes with the clinic.