Oral & maxillofacial surgeon
Plans and performs implant surgery, bone grafts, sinus lifts, wisdom-tooth and other surgical extractions in the clinic's operating rooms, after a CBCT scan. About three decades of practice in Russia, Syria and the UAE.
Check the plan first
Second Opinion from an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon in Dubai
Medically reviewed by Dr. Kinan Bonni, Dentist · DHA Professional Unique ID 00180966 · October 2026
Send the plan you were given, with your X-ray or CBCT scan, on WhatsApp. Dr. Firas Osman reviews bone, nerves, sinus, implant positions and grafts before you commit to surgery.
- Send your files on WhatsApp
- Reviewed by Dr. Firas Osman
- CBCT scans read in 3D
Send the written plan, the X-ray or CBCT and a few photos. Large CBCT files can go by email to [email protected].
Your plan, checked by a surgeonBone, nerves, sinus, implant positions and grafts.
Our smiles
See before-and-after casesSmiles made at Creative Arts
Designed in the clinic and made by hand in Creative Art Dental Lab, in the same building in Jumeirah, Dubai.
Your surgeon
Quick answer
Can an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Dubai give a second opinion on my implant or surgery plan?
Yes. At Creative Arts in Dubai you can send your treatment plan, X-ray or CBCT scan and photos on WhatsApp, and Dr. Firas Osman, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, reviews them. He checks the bone, the nerves, the sinus, the planned implant positions, the number of implants and any grafts, and replies with what the images support, what to ask, and what needs an examination in person.
Who treats you here Dr. Firas Osman Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Every dentist’s licence can be checked on the DHA Sheryan medical directory.
27 yearsIn-house dental laboratory in the same building
Written planItemised treatment plan before you commit
Open daily10:00–20:00, seven days a week
Jumeirah 3614 Jumeira St, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai
Why a surgeon
What can a surgeon tell from your scan and your plan?
Most implant and oral surgery plans are built on two kinds of image. A panoramic X-ray shows all the teeth and both jaws in one flat picture, which is enough to see missing teeth, old roots and where a wisdom tooth sits. A CBCT scan is a 3D image: it shows how wide and tall the bone is at each site, where the nerve canal in the lower jaw runs, and how thin the floor of the sinus is above the upper back teeth. Our guide to dental X-rays explains the difference.
Dr. Firas Osman reads the images against what the plan proposes: the number of implants, where each one goes, whether a graft or sinus lift comes first, and how a tooth near the nerve would be removed. He studied stomatology at the Moscow Medical Stomatological Institute (1995), specialised in oral and maxillofacial surgery through the Syrian Ministry of Health (1999), and has practised for about three decades in Russia, Syria and the UAE.
A review of files cannot replace an examination, but it shows whether the plan fits the images.
Private consultation
Your smile, planned with a dentist — before you decide
Tell us what you would like to change. A dentist reviews it, and you receive a written plan with prices before any treatment.
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- A written, itemised plan with prices before any treatment
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The checklist
What Dr. Firas Osman checks in an implant or surgery plan
Six things decide whether a surgical plan is sound. Each one shows on the scan, and each one changes the plan.
| What he looks at | Why it matters to your plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Bone | Height, width and density at each implant site | Too little bone can mean a graft first, a different position, or another option |
| Nerves | The nerve canal in the lower jaw and where it exits near the premolars | Implants and wisdom tooth roots must keep a safe distance from it |
| Sinus | The sinus floor above the upper back teeth and the health of its lining | Decides whether a sinus lift is needed, and which kind |
| Implant position | Angle, depth and spacing, measured from where the teeth must sit | A badly placed implant is hard to restore and to keep clean |
| Number of implants | How many implants carry each tooth, bridge or full arch | More is not automatically better; the bone and the bite decide |
| Grafts | Whether a graft is needed, which type, and when | A graft adds healing time, so it should have a clear reason |
A full arch on four or six implants is compared on our All-on-6 and All-on-4 pages.
When it is worth it
When is a second opinion on surgery worth asking for?
Any plan can be checked, but some carry enough at stake that a second look from a surgeon is sensible before you agree.
A second opinion is usually worth it when
- The plan is large: many implants, a full arch, or both jaws
- An implant is loose, painful, bleeding or losing bone
- Your implant was placed abroad and you need it checked or restored in Dubai
- A wisdom tooth root lies close to the nerve
- You were told you have too little bone, or need a sinus lift or block graft
- Two plans for the same mouth disagree
What files alone cannot settle
- Whether an implant is moving in the bone, which needs an examination
- Gum health and pocket depths around teeth and implants
- Infection that is active now
- How firmly an implant will lock into bone, which is measured during surgery
- A final diagnosis or a final price
How it works
How to get a second opinion from Dr. Firas Osman
You can start from home, wherever you live. Nothing is booked until you decide.
Send the plan and images
On WhatsApp: the written plan, the X-ray or CBCT, and a few photos of your teeth. A CBCT is often too large for WhatsApp, so a download link or an email to [email protected] works better.
From homeThe files are checked
Dr. Arwaa, our patient advisor on WhatsApp, confirms what has arrived and asks for anything missing, such as the CBCT files rather than screenshots.
First replyDr. Firas Osman reviews them
He compares the plan with the images: bone, nerves, sinus, positions, number of implants and grafts.
ReviewYou get a plain reply
What the images support, what seems questionable, what to ask your dentist, and what can only be decided at an examination.
ReplyExamination, if you want one
At the clinic he examines you and takes a new CBCT only where the existing images cannot answer the question. You receive a written, itemised plan with alternatives.
Optional visit
What happens next
What can happen after a second opinion on an implant plan?
A second opinion has three honest outcomes, and you decide what to do with each.
The plan is confirmed
If the plan fits the images, he says so. Going ahead with more confidence is a useful result.
Another route is worth discussing
A different number or position of implants, or a graft that may not be needed, or seems to be missing. Take these questions to your dentist, or ask for a plan here.
Something must be checked first
A loose implant, swelling or a shadow on the X-ray needs an examination before any decision. See implant repair for failing implants.
Treatment here, if you choose
Surgery takes place in the clinic's operating rooms under local anaesthesia, with or without sedation (laughing gas, oral or IV). General anaesthesia is only given in a hospital, after Dr. Firas Osman assesses and refers.
Teeth first
Why the teeth should be planned before the implants
An implant has to sit where the crown or bridge can be fixed, cleaned and bitten on, so its position is set from the final tooth backwards.
At Creative Arts the teeth on the implants are made by Creative Art Dental Lab, in the same building. When Dr. Firas Osman plans or reviews a case, the CBCT and the design of the teeth are looked at together, and the lab can 3D-print a surgical guide where the case calls for guided implant surgery.
If your implant was placed elsewhere, restoring it depends on identifying the implant system and getting compatible parts; our page on implants done abroad explains what to bring.
A second opinion that agrees with your first plan is a good result
The aim is a plan you understand, not a different plan. You can check any Dubai dentist's licence with our guide to checking a DHA licence, and compare two plans fairly with the guide to second opinions in Dubai.
Who reviews your plan
The surgeon who reviews implant and surgery plans
Dr. Firas Osman, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, reviews implant, graft, sinus, wisdom tooth and other oral surgery plans. He also speaks Russian.
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I send my CBCT scan to Dr. Firas Osman on WhatsApp for a second opinion?
Yes, but send the right files. A screenshot of a CBCT shows one slice; the surgeon needs the full scan, which is usually a folder of DICOM files from the imaging centre. Share it as a download link on WhatsApp or by email to [email protected], together with the written plan and a few photos of your teeth.
Will a surgeon's second opinion tell me whether I really need a bone graft or sinus lift?
Often it can say whether the scan supports one. A CBCT shows the bone height under the sinus and the width of the ridge, so Dr. Firas Osman can see whether a graft or sinus lift is the likely route, whether a different implant position might avoid it, or whether the question needs an examination before anyone can answer.
I was offered six implants for a full arch. Can a surgeon check whether four would do?
Yes. Whether a full arch needs four or six implants depends on the amount and quality of bone, the sinus and nerve positions, and your bite, all of which show on the CBCT. Dr. Firas Osman explains which number your scan supports and why. Neither option is better for everyone, and the answer can be that the original plan is right.
My implant was placed abroad and now hurts. Can I get a second opinion in Dubai?
Yes, but pain needs an examination as well as images. Send any implant card, X-rays and notes first, then come in so the gum, the bone level and whether the crown or the implant is moving can be checked. If there is facial swelling with difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to a hospital emergency department straight away.
Can Dr. Firas Osman say from my X-ray whether my wisdom tooth is too close to the nerve?
A panoramic X-ray can show warning signs, such as a root crossing the nerve canal. Only a CBCT shows the real distance in 3D. If your X-ray suggests the tooth is close, he will usually advise a CBCT before deciding how, or whether, the tooth should be removed.
Do I have to have my surgery at Creative Arts after the second opinion?
No. You can take the reply back to your own dentist, or ask for an examination and a written, itemised plan here. The review comments on the treatment, not on another clinic's fees. If you do have implants at Creative Arts, they start from AED 4,000 per implant, and your written plan lists exactly what is included for your case.
Keep exploring
Related treatments
SurgeonDr. Firas OsmanTraining, surgical scope and how he works.SurgeryOral & maxillofacial surgeryEvery surgical treatment at the clinic.ImplantsFailed or loose implantsWhat can be repaired, and what cannot.AbroadImplants done abroadRestoring an implant placed in another country.Wisdom teethWisdom tooth removalPlanning removal when roots are near the nerve.From abroadSecond opinion from abroadSending any dental plan from another country.
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One clinic, in Jumeirah 3 / Umm Suqeim 1
Creative Arts has a single clinic on Jumeira Street (Jumeirah Beach Road). Ask about parking when you book.
- Address614 Jumeira St, Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai
- Opening hoursDaily 10:00–20:00, including Friday and Sunday
- Neighbouring areasJumeirah 1–3, Umm Suqeim 1–3, Al Wasl, Al Safa, Al Manara
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