9.2 km from Jinnah Garden, Islamabad · Open 24/7 · Since 1984
Dentist Near Jinnah Garden, Islamabad
Looking for a dentist near Jinnah Garden? Dental Plus is in Bahria Town Phase 4, about 9.2 km away. Google Maps puts it at around 24 minutes via Main PWD Road, and we're open every hour of every day.
Founded in 1984 by Prof. Dr Amjad Mahmood, the clinic is led today by four consultants, so whatever your teeth need, there is a specialist for it under one roof.
- Distance
- About 9.2 km from Jinnah Garden, Islamabad
- Drive
- Around 24 minutes via Main PWD Road
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Google rating
- 4.8 from 127 reviews
How far is Dental Plus from Jinnah Garden?
About 9.2 km from Jinnah Garden, Islamabad, which Google Maps put at around 24 minutes by car via Main PWD Road, checked on 16 October 2026 in daytime traffic. Traffic changes through the day, and we're open 24 hours, so you can come whenever the drive is easiest.
The table shows how Jinnah Garden compares with the other areas our patients come from. Each area has its own page with the route, the treatments people from there come in for, and answers to local questions.
| From | Distance | Drive | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gulraiz | 3.8 km | ~10 min | Main Boulevard |
| Bahria Town Phase 7 | 7.3 km | ~15 min | Bahria Expressway |
| Chaklala Scheme 3 | 8.9 km | ~16 min | GT Road (N-5) |
| Jinnah Garden (this page) | 9.2 km | ~24 min | Main PWD Road |
| DHA Phase 2 | 9.6 km | ~17 min | Jinnah Boulevard |
| Naval Anchorage | 11.2 km | ~26 min | Naval Anchorage Road |
| Central Rawalpindi | 12.8 km | ~22 min | GT Road (N-5) |
| Bahria Town Phase 8 | 15.2 km | ~29 min | Bahria Expressway |
| DHA Phase 5 | 17 km | ~26 min | GT Road (N-5) |
| F sectors | 26 km | ~44 min | Islamabad Expressway |
| G sectors | 26 km | ~45 min | Islamabad Expressway |
From Google Maps directions: checked on 16 October 2026 in daytime traffic, and on the evening of 24 October 2026 for Bahria Town Phase 7 and 8, Gulraiz and Chaklala Scheme 3. Drives are usually quicker late at night. Live nearby? PWD and Bahria Town have their own pages too.
Why people from Jinnah Garden should choose Dental Plus
Jinnah Garden is a short drive from Bahria Town, so it is easy to get here. These are the reasons patients give for choosing us once they do.
Around 24 minutes away
From Jinnah Garden it is about 9 km to the clinic via Main PWD Road, passing PWD Housing Scheme on the way.
Gum care that catches problems early
Bleeding gums are often the first sign of gum disease, and at that stage it can be reversed. A regular clean keeps it in check. Gum treatment.
Open 24/7
We are open around the clock, including weekends and public holidays, for check-ups and emergencies alike.
Consultant-led care
Root canals are led by an MDS endodontist, braces by two FCPS orthodontists, and crowns and dentures by an FCPS prosthodontist. Meet the dentists.
4.8 on Google
4.8 out of 5 from 127 Google reviews. Read the reviews.
Since 1984
Four decades of looking after families in Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
Getting here from Jinnah Garden
The usual route from Jinnah Garden is Main PWD Road, about 9.2 km. Google Maps also suggests Main PWD Road with Central Avenue, about 10 km, which can be quicker at busy times.
Coming through PWD? Our guide for patients near PWD covers that stretch. In Bahria Town, head for Phase 4, Bahria Heights, near the PSO petrol station. We are at 4-A.
Open directions in Google MapsDistances and times are from Google Maps, checked on 16 October 2026 in daytime traffic. They vary with the time of day.
Bleeding gums? Why it is worth getting checked
Gum problems are easy to ignore because they rarely hurt at first. But left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss, and it is much simpler to deal with early. Watch for:
- Gums that bleed when you brush or floss
- Red, swollen or tender gums
- Bad breath that does not go away
- Gums pulling back so the teeth look longer
- Teeth that feel loose
At the early stage, called gingivitis, a professional clean and better brushing at home can reverse it. Left alone, it can damage the bone that holds the teeth in. A scale and polish removes the hardened tartar that brushing cannot shift, and a deeper clean below the gumline treats more advanced gum disease. Our gum disease guide explains each stage.
Having a tooth out? Recovery, day by day
We always try to save a tooth first. But when one has to come out, knowing what to expect makes the recovery much easier. Most extractions take 30 to 60 minutes under local anaesthetic, and you bite on gauze to control the bleeding before you go home.
Discomfort, swelling and some bruising are normal. They are usually worst around day three and settle within a week. For the first few days, eat soft food, use an ice pack 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off, and avoid straws, smoking and vaping, which can dislodge the blood clot. Avoid heavy exercise for 48 to 72 hours.
Dry socket, when the clot is lost, affects about 2 to 5% of extractions and is more common after wisdom teeth. Call us if you have a fever of 38°C or more, pus from the socket, or pain that painkillers do not control. When you are ready, we can talk through filling the gap with an implant, a bridge or a partial denture. More in our extraction guide.
Diabetes and your gums
Diabetes and gum disease affect each other. High blood sugar makes gum infections more likely and slower to heal, and untreated gum disease can make blood sugar harder to control. Diabetes is common in Pakistan, so if you or a parent has it, your gums deserve extra attention.
Watch for gums that bleed when you brush, look red or swollen, or have started to pull back from the teeth. A professional scale and polish every six months, and gum disease treatment when it's needed, help keep things in check. Tell us about your diabetes and your latest HbA1c at your visit, and tell your doctor if your gums are being treated.
Treatments patients from Jinnah Garden come in for
- Gum disease treatmentFor gums that bleed, swell or pull back from the teeth.
- Scaling and polishingA professional clean to keep gums healthy.
- Root canal treatmentSaving an infected tooth instead of taking it out.
- Check-upsRegular checks that catch problems early.
Your dentists at Dental Plus
- Dr Ahmad MahmoodLead Consultant, BDS, MDS Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry, C-Implantology
- Dr Afraaz KhanConsultant Orthodontist, BDS, FCPS
- Dr Obaid Ullah QureshiConsultant Orthodontist, BDS, FCPS
- Dr HafsaConsultant Prosthodontist, BDS, FCPS
Questions from Jinnah Garden
How far is Dental Plus from Jinnah Garden?
About 9.2 km via Main PWD Road, roughly 24 minutes by car according to Google Maps. We are at 4-A Bahria Heights, Phase 4, Bahria Town.
Is there a dentist near Jinnah Garden open 24 hours?
Yes. Dental Plus is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call or WhatsApp 0306 5574644 before you set off.
Why do my gums bleed when I brush?
Usually because they are inflamed, which is often the first sign of gum disease. At that stage it can be reversed with a professional clean and better brushing. Get it checked rather than waiting.
How often should I have my teeth cleaned?
It depends on your gums. Many people need a scale and polish at their regular check-up; we will tell you what suits your mouth.
Do you treat patients from Jinnah Garden Phase 1 and Phase 2?
Yes, from anywhere in Jinnah Garden and the surrounding areas. No referral is needed.
How long does it take to recover from a tooth extraction?
Discomfort is usually worst around day three and settles within a week. The bone takes several weeks to heal, and up to four months after a large molar.
What can I eat after a tooth is taken out?
Soft foods such as rice, eggs and yoghurt for the first few days. Avoid using a straw, which can dislodge the blood clot.
Do I need to replace a missing back tooth?
It is usually worth it. A gap can let the teeth on either side drift, which changes your bite. An implant, a bridge or a partial denture can fill it. We will go through the options and costs.
Can gum disease be cured?
In the early stage, called gingivitis, yes: a professional clean and better brushing at home can reverse it. More advanced gum disease can be controlled with a deep clean below the gumline and regular follow-up.
How do I book from Jinnah Garden?
Call or WhatsApp 0306 5574644, or send a booking request and we will confirm a time.
Other areas we serve
Book from Jinnah Garden
4-A, Bahria Heights, near PSO petrol station, 3 Extension, Phase 4, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi. Open 24/7.