Ethiopia Dental Clinics: Transparency & Trust Ranking

Bole clinic founded by Dr. Dawit Solomon, publishing a four-person team with individual profile pages for two of its dentists, separate pages for general, restorative and paediatric dentistry, implants and emergency care, and an explicit ambition to serve international patients. Rated 4.9 from 202 Google reviews. Not present in the February 2025 Master Facility Registry extract, which predates much of the clinic's published activity.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Implant-focused dental clinic in the Bole Atlas area of Addis Ababa led by Dr. Ashenafi Hailay, an Assistant Professor of Prosthodontics and Implantology with a Fellowship in Oral Implantology; offers general, cosmetic, restorative and pediatric dentistry plus orthodontics, and is rated 5.0 from 100 Google reviews. Three further team members shown on the clinic's home page, whose biographies name US and Indian dental schools and are hidden on its own team page, are not counted here as confirmed staff.

Last checked: 2026-09-29 · Full breakdown →

Specialty dental clinic in the Bole Atlas area of Addis Ababa led by Dr. Robera Chala (DMD, Assistant Professor), offering implants, orthodontics, root canal treatment, cosmetic and paediatric dentistry on a website offered in English, Amharic, Oromo and Tigrinya, with a dedicated programme for diaspora patients visiting from abroad. Rated 4.9 from 44 Google reviews.

Last checked: 2026-09-29 · Full breakdown →

Practice on Ethio China Street in Kirkos, opened in 2016 by Dr. Senait Habte, who trained at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and practised in the United States before returning to Addis Ababa. Publishes nine treatment areas and an unusually specific equipment description - digital radiography, intraoral cameras, an electronic apex locator and nickel-titanium rotary endodontic instruments. Rated 4.8 from 447 Google reviews.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Family and specialty dental practice in Yeka sub-city, operating since 2014 under Dr. Tamrat H/Michael and now based on the third floor of the Addis International Convention Centre. Its published service list runs from scaling and fillings to root canals, crowns and bridges, implants, orthodontics, veneers and paediatric dentistry. English-language site, Telegram contact, Monday-to-Saturday opening. The clinic does not appear in the February 2025 public extract of Ethiopia's Master Facility Registry at this location, which is consistent with its move to the AICC premises after that snapshot.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Bole Medhanialem practice founded in 2006 by Dr. Ferhana Adem, publishing a named clinical team of four dentists plus nursing and front-desk staff, seven treatment areas with their own pages, and an equipment description covering intraoral cameras, dry and steam autoclaves and digital radiography. Rated 4.9 from 76 Google reviews. Registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as "Daliyan Dental Specialty Clinic".

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Digital dental centre on Rwanda Street in Bole, founded in 2022 by Dr. Selamawit Moges, who is also its clinical director. Publishes eight treatment groups (general dentistry, implants, dental surgery, alignment, whitening, braces, prosthesis, mouthguards), a per-doctor booking calendar and a virtual-consultation route. Open seven days a week with a short-code hotline (6522). It carries the widest public review base of the clinics covered by this directory: 483 Google reviews, average 4.4, read on 2026-09-10.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Three-branch group on Namibia Street in Bole, established in 2015 by Dr. Amelmal Mengistu and since expanded into a specialty clinic with its own dental laboratory producing zirconia crowns and dentures. Publishes an Amharic version of its site alongside English, a four-group service menu that names individual treatments, a corporate dental service, and 3D digital radiography and intraoral scanning. Rated 4.4 from 57 Google reviews. The clinic's Latin and Ge'ez names are both used on its own Google Business listing.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

One of the older private dental practices in Addis Ababa: the clinic dates its founding to 1991 in the Ethiopian calendar (1998/1999 in the Gregorian calendar) and states a team of eleven dentists alongside hygienists, assistants and technicians. Its published catalogue is unusually detailed for the market - intraoral, panoramic and CBCT imaging, surgical extractions, porcelain and zirconia crowns, flexible dentures, implants with bone grafting and collagen membranes, bleaching, veneers and an in-house clear-aligner line. Rated 4.2 from 416 Google reviews. No dentist is named on the site.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

The one dental practice among the four covered here in Adama that runs a full website of its own, on the second floor of Soreti City Mall by Derartu Square. It publishes a service catalogue, an appointment route and a named dentist, states that it offers emergency as well as elective care and a student discount, and is rated 4.9 from 29 Google reviews - the largest review base of any Adama clinic in this directory, though three smaller listings in the city each show a 5.0 average from between one and five reviews. Readers should treat parts of the site with care: its price guide, testimonials and secondary location block are unedited demo content from the website theme, including two United States addresses and repeated placeholder rows, and none of that describes the Adama clinic.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Hawassa branch of a three-clinic group that also operates in Arbaminch and Gofa-Sawla. Its site describes digital radiography, an intraoral camera and CAD/CAM same-day restorations, and lists whitening, implants, orthodontics, root canal treatment and periodontics. It is registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Nebel Speciality Dental Clinic in the Piasa kebele. Two caveats a reader should know: the site publishes placeholder telephone numbers rather than real ones for the Hawassa branch - its WhatsApp buttons point at the same dummy numbers - and the awards it displays are attributed to bodies that could not be identified.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Neighbourhood practice near Hawassa Polytechnic College, in the Tilte kebele. It publishes a nine-item treatment list (cleanings, whitening, extractions, braces, white fillings, ceramic and gold crowns, dentures, root canals, scaling and halitosis treatment), a patient FAQ and directions in plain language, and two contact numbers. Registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Doctor Meseret Medium Dental Clinic. Its Google listing exists but carries only a single review, which is typical of the Hawassa dental market.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Practice near the old bus station in Hawassa, publishing its name in both Latin and Ge'ez script. Its site lists six treatment areas - root canal, periodontal treatment, orthodontics, paediatric dentistry, oral surgery including implant placement and jaw-fracture management, and prosthodontics - and states three unusual commercial terms plainly: free consultation with no registration required, a 10 per cent student discount, and credit dental service for staff of partner organisations. Registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Doctor Beminet Dental Speciality clinic.

Last checked: 2026-09-11 · Full breakdown →

Specialty dental clinic in kebele 04 of Bahir Dar, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Giomar Dental Specialty Clinic. It is the one clinic carded here for Bahir Dar that runs a website of its own, and the coordinates that site publishes in its own metadata fall about 12 m from the register's row for the clinic. Most of the site, however, is template content the clinic has not filled in: the services page never loads the list it announces, the three branch addresses on the contact page are in Addis Ababa and one carries a placeholder telephone number, the patient testimonials are the theme's own examples signed "Sarah M.", "James R." and "Linda K." - one of which praises a differently named clinic - and the "4.9 / 5.0" patient rating and "45,000+" patient count printed on the home page are the clinic's own claims with nothing behind them, since its Google listing carries no rating and no reviews at all. The telephone number and the Monday-to-Saturday hours in the site header do match its Google listing.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Specialty dental clinic in the Mebrat Hail area of Adama, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Africa Dental Medium Clinic and present on Google Maps with an address, a phone number and a 5.0 average from two reviews. It publishes no website and did not appear in any of the five canonical search checks; its Facebook page, under the shorter name Africa Dental Clinic, names a dentist, Dr. Melon Asfaw, but services, prices and hours are not published anywhere that could be read.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Specialty dental clinic in Admas Mall in the Millennium kebele of Hawassa, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot and present on Google Maps with a phone number and address but no website. Its Google Business profile is the one channel it maintains itself: it publishes opening hours of 08:00-20:00 seven days a week and four photographs of its own reception, all read on 2026-09-11. It also runs Facebook and TikTok accounts, the only other places it could publish a team, a service list or prices: its Facebook page was read in full on 11 September 2026 and carries none of the three, so those transparency criteria are recorded as published-nothing rather than unverified.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Dental clinic in the Badatu kebele of Adama, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Keti Medium Dental Clinic and present on Google Maps with a phone number. The website address it advertises on its Google listing, a hosted Odoo page, no longer resolves - the request returns HTTP 404 with an empty body - so the clinic currently publishes nothing about itself beyond its listing.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Dental clinic in the Irecha kebele of Adama, in the cluster of practices around Franko and Dembela. It is registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Hundaol Dental Medium Clinic and has a Google Maps listing carrying a phone number and a 5.0 average from five reviews, but no website and no published information about its team, services or fees.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Specialty dental clinic in kebele 12 of central Bahir Dar, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Tana Dental Specialty Clinic and present on Google Maps with a telephone number and a single review. It publishes no website, no team and no fees. A second, unrelated Google listing under the name Tana Dental Clinic exists about two kilometres to the south-west with a different telephone number; this card is the central-city clinic that matches the register.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Dentist-owned specialty clinic in the market area of Bahir Dar, the first of two branches under the same name and the same telephone number; the second sits about 400 metres north and is separately registered. Both are recorded in the Master Facility Registry snapshot. The practice writes its own name in Ge'ez script on its Google listing and publishes a working telephone number there. It has no website; its Facebook page gives the addresses of its branches.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Specialty dental clinic in kebele 04 of Bahir Dar, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Fana Dental Spesality Clinc-Bahir Dar. Of the Bahir Dar clinics whose search visibility was checked, it is the only one that surfaces in the city's results at all - two independent Ethiopian business directories carry entries for it, and a further practice not covered by this directory ranks above it through a Facebook page - but the clinic itself publishes nothing: no website, no telephone number on its Google listing, no service list and no named dentist. Its Google listing carries a 3.0 average from two reviews, both of them six and seven years old. Bahir Dar has 14 dental facilities in the national register, and of the five clinics carded here only one publishes a website, so having none is the local norm rather than an outlier.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →

Dental clinic in kebele 4 of Bahir Dar, in the dense medical strip around Kidane Mehiret, registered in the Master Facility Registry snapshot as Fasika Dental Medium Clinic. Its Google listing gives a map position but no telephone number, no reviews and no website, and the clinic publishes nothing about its team, services or fees anywhere that could be read.

Last checked: 2026-09-24 · Full breakdown →