Tabby is an instalment product people know as four payments, and you can ask about it for a treatment plan at Smile Makers in Jeddah. Tabby may accept the application, decline it, or accept part of it. The clinic does not make that decision, and this page does not publish a treatment price.
What people already know about Tabby
Tabby is an instalment name patients hear before they ask how many payments there are. The product most people know splits the amount into four payments. That describes the familiar product.
It is not a contract we write for you in an article. The terms that appear in the Tabby app are the ones that apply to your application.
At Smile Makers in Jeddah you can ask whether a plan can be submitted to Tabby. The question is fair before a Hollywood smile, or before another service if it is eligible. Instalments do not change the number of shells, the ceramic, or the need for a root canal. They are a way to pay what you agreed, if Tabby agrees.
There is no price on this page. If prices exist, they live on the offers page only. Asking "how much, and in how many payments" before an exam produces a number with no edges. Ask what the figure includes when you see it in the chair, then ask whether that same figure can be submitted to Tabby.
The line we put in an ad is not invented here. Tabby sets how its name may be mentioned. Until the approved wording arrives, this article explains the mechanism without a marketing slogan. If you see an advertising line somewhere else, do not rely on it until it matches what the clinic is allowed to use.
Who approves the application?
Tabby reviews the application. It may accept it. It may accept part of it.
It may decline it. The clinic does not own that decision, and we do not write that acceptance is waiting for everyone who asks. Someone who promises acceptance before you send the application is speaking outside what we know.
A decline is not a judgment on your teeth. It is the instalment company's decision on the financial application. The diagnosis stays.
If there is pain or an abscess, treatment is not delayed because the application did not go through. Cosmetic care that is not urgent can wait, or you can agree another way to pay with reception.
We do not ask you to share an app password with the clinic. You submit the application on your side, as the screen shows you. If the app asks for documents, prepare them before the visit so chair time is not spent waiting on a screen.
If only part of the amount is accepted, ask what that part covers in the plan. It may cover a cleaning or a first step. It may not cover all of the ceramic.
Do not start removing enamel on the assumption that the rest will be accepted later. Check the assumption before the handpiece.
What instalments do not change
Instalments do not make a shell suitable for a tooth that does not need one. They do not make clear aligners suitable for someone who will not wear the trays. They do not whiten a crown.
The exam comes first. Then the figure. Then the Tabby question.
Reversing that order ties a dental decision to a payment offer.
The number of teeth in a Hollywood smile stays a decision about the smile and the bite, not a decision about a payment. If the dentist says four teeth are enough while you talk, do not add teeth because the payment "can take it." Enamel that is removed does not grow back. Easier payment does not replace a layer removed without a need.
A warranty, if it is given in writing, has its conditions whether you pay at once or through Tabby. A shell that comes off because the tooth was used as a tool is described the same way if instalments were in place. Ask about the page before you tie it to the payment method.
Reviews after treatment stay with you. Tabby does not attend flossing or a bite adjustment. If a corner chips, you call the clinic.
The instalment company does not replace a ceramic edge. Separate the invoice and the tooth in your mind.
What to ask before you submit
Ask for the final amount that will be submitted, and which items sit outside it. A root canal that appears in the middle, a temporary, or gum reshaping may be billed alone. Submitting an incomplete figure to Tabby and then meeting a second item confuses both payments. Clarity comes before you send.
Ask what happens if the application is declined after a time was held for shaping. At Smile Makers, shaping does not start before you understand the payment path. If instalments are a condition for you to continue with cosmetic care, say so before preparation. Pain is the exception, and it is treated on its own path.
Ask about the first payment and what holds the appointment. We do not spell out Tabby's schedule here. The app shows it.
The clinic says whether it needs proof of acceptance before lab work that cannot be undone. Ask that in an ordinary voice.
Keep the Tabby application number and the booking reference if you sent the form on our site. The form asks for your name, mobile, the service, and privacy consent. It does not ask for a time.
Reception calls during opening hours. Mention both numbers when you call so your request is not mixed with another.
If the application does not go through
You can still agree another way to pay with reception, or you can delay the cosmetic part. We do not list payment methods here, because what the desk accepts is confirmed with the staff. Do not assume a card or a transfer until you ask.
Delaying cosmetic care is an understandable decision. Delaying an abscess or a broken tooth that hurts is a harmful one. Separate them on the call.
Say that instalments did not go through and pain is present, so pain is arranged first. Say that there is no pain and you want to delay the shells, so the lab is not started on a paused plan.
Do not look for acceptance from an unofficial account that claims to bypass a Tabby decline. That is outside the clinic and outside this article. The path is the Tabby app, or a clear agreement with reception. We do not recommend a third path we do not know.
If your income or your details change between the visit and the exam, a new application's result can change. We do not say the second application will go through. We repeat that the decision sits with Tabby each time. The dental exam is not repeated from the start only because payment changed, unless enough time has passed that the mouth changed.
What we do not put in an ad
We do not write that every visitor is accepted. We do not write a price next to an instalment mark. We do not write a number of treatment years against four payments.
Those lines tie dentistry to a financial product in a way that misleads. The article stays on the mechanism.
The wording Tabby approves for advertising will replace any draft when it arrives. Until then, "ask about instalments, and Tabby decides" is enough to explain. If the clinic wants a shorter line on the site, it will match the approval, not a writer's preference.
The clinic WhatsApp is 055 117 0327 if you want to ask, before a visit, whether the plan in your mind can even be submitted to Tabby. A phone answer does not replace an exam, and it does not mean acceptance. There is one clinic in Jeddah.
The display name is Smile Makers. The legal name is مجمّع عيادات صُنّاع الابتسامة الطبي.
A booking on the site is a request for a visit, not an instalment contract. Financial acceptance is a second step after you know what will be treated. Bring both questions. What the figure includes, and whether that figure is what will be sent to Tabby.
If an offer exists on the offers page, ask whether instalments apply to it the way they apply to an ordinary plan. An offer has a date. Instalments have a separate decision from Tabby. Do not merge the two in your head before you read the offer's conditions.
A dentist at the clinic reviewed this page. Last updated: October 22, 2026.