Your smile deserves the right plan — from the very first visit
I'm Dr. Mahmoud Ashour. I examine first, explain your case plainly, and then we choose the treatment that fits you — together.
Dr. Mahmoud Ashour
Dentist — Oral Surgery & Cosmetic Dentistry
DentStation — Port Said
Installments accepted with
About Dr. Mahmoud Ashour
I'm Dr. Mahmoud Ashour, a dentist in Port Said. My job is to catch problems early, explain them plainly, and treat them the simplest way that works for you — because what you skip at a check-up today, you pay for many times over tomorrow.
- In Port Said
Al-Thalathini St., next to Al-Tawfiqi Mosque
- Installments available
with 7 providers
- The check-up sets the plan
no treatment before a diagnosis
I explain before I treat
Short videos from our page, answering the questions we hear most.
What we do at the clinic
Every treatment starts with an examination — it decides what fits your case.
Dental Implants
Veneers
Scaling & Polishing
More services
Fillings & Crowns
Extractions & Oral Surgery
Treat your teeth now — pay in installments
We accept installment plans from several providers. Ask us on WhatsApp which options fit your case.
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A check-up and a clear plan — know what your case needs first.
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Choose a provider that suits you — from the ones we work with.
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Start treatment and pay in installments — on the provider's terms.
Cases from the clinic
Real photos of our patients, shared with their consent. Every case has its own plan, and results differ from case to case.
Case 1
How often should I get a dental check-up?
Every 6 months for most people. Regular check-ups catch decay before it hurts, when treatment is simpler and costs less.
Does scaling widen the gaps between teeth?
No. Built-up tartar inflames the gums and wears away the bone around the tooth; the gaps show once the tartar is removed. Cleaning stops the problem.
I brush every day — do I still need scaling?
Brushing matters, but it doesn't remove hardened tartar. If your gums bleed or you notice bad breath, get a check-up.
My tooth hurts — does it have to come out?
Not always. Many teeth can be saved with a filling or root canal treatment. An exam and X-ray decide.
Who are veneers for?
For colour, shape and gap problems, and sometimes as part of fixing a bite issue. Not every case suits them; the exam decides.
Can I pay in installments?
Yes. We accept valU, Souhoola, Forsa, seven, Contact, halan and Aman. Plans depend on each provider — ask us on WhatsApp.
How much is a check-up?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll send you the details.
What if I have sudden pain?
Message us on WhatsApp during clinic hours and we'll try to give you the earliest available appointment.
Address
Al-Thalathini St., next to Al-Tawfiqi Mosque — Port Said
Hours
Sat – Thu: 4 pm – 10 pm · Fri closed
Provisional — call to confirm
Booking ahead is recommended
Landmarks: by Al-Tawfiqi Mosque, near Farawla juice shop and Robin clothing.