
Dentistry
Dr. Sadam Mansor Al Zoobi
Experience
22+ years
Languages
Speaks: English, Arabic
Available at
KIMSHEALTH Medical Center
About
Dr. Sadam Mansor Al Zoobi is a highly experienced Specialist Endodontist with over 22 years of expertise in advanced root canal treatments and the management of complex endodontic cases. Renowned for his precision, clinical excellence, and patient-centered approach, Dr. Sadam has successfully treated more than 15,000 documented endodontic cases throughout his distinguished career.
Education & Training
- Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), Damascus University, Syria
- Diploma in Endodontics, Rome, Italy
- Fellowship in Endodontics, Geneva
- Former Supervisor, Damascus University, Syria
- Certified Laser Dentist
Professional Experience
- Member, Saudi Endodontic Association
- Member, Syrian Endodontic Association
Academic & Professional Contributions
- Speaker and Lecturer in Endodontics
- Conducted lectures and professional training programs on advanced endodontic procedures and techniques
- Extensive experience in teaching and mentoring dental professionals
Clinical Expertise
- Primary Root Canal Treatment
- Endodontic Retreatment (Redo Root Canal Treatment)
- Microscopic Endodontics for enhanced precision and treatment outcomes
- Laser-Assisted Root Canal Treatment
- Removal of Broken Instruments from Root Canals
- Repair of Root Perforations
- Management of Internal and External Root Resorption
- Treatment of Calcified and Complex Root Canal Anatomy
- Management of Persistent Endodontic Infections
- Diagnosis and Treatment of Pulpal and Periapical Diseases
- Management of Acute and Chronic Dental Pain
- Treatment of Dental Trauma Affecting the Pulp
- Preservation of Natural Teeth Through Advanced Endodontic Procedures
- Microscopic Endodontic Procedures
- Laser Dentistry Applications in Endodontics
- High-Precision Diagnostic and Treatment Techniques
Conditions Treated
Tooth Fracture / Cracked Tooth
A tooth fracture or crack involves a partial or complete break in the structure of a tooth. Cracks can affect the enamel, dentin, or even the pulp, leading to pain, sensitivity, and risk of infection. Early diagnosis and treatment help preserve the tooth and restore normal function.
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