About Arafat Dental Clinics
Arafat Dental Clinics is in Tabarbour, Amman, and was established in 2022. Its ClinicsJo record is marked as verified by the platform. The clinic describes its work as preventive, restorative and cosmetic dental care. It states that treatment options are discussed according to examination findings and each patient's needs.
According to the clinic's description, the team includes Dr Mohammad Arafat Hasan and Dr Alaa Fayez Hasan. Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan is the dentist with a profile on ClinicsJo. The clinic has 2 approved reviews on the platform with an average rating of 5, and the dentist has 3 approved reviews, also averaging 5. These are small numbers, so treat them as a starting point rather than proof.
The dentist: Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan
- Degree: Bachelor of Oral and Dental Medicine and Surgery (بكالوريوس طب وجراحة الفم والأسنان), Damascus University.
- Experience: 15 years. His biography mentions dental practice in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
- Further training listed:
- Advanced Implantology Course, International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), 2018
- Clear Aligners (Invisalign) Certification, Align Technology Academy, 2020
- Microscope-Assisted Endodontics, Jordanian Academy of Dentistry, 2022
- Languages: Arabic and English.
The record lists the services he provides. These are orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, root canal (endodontic) treatment, gum care, children's dentistry, implants, crowns and dentures, cosmetic dentistry, fillings, dental X-rays, oral diseases, dental emergencies, preventive care, and dental care for people with special needs and for older adults. Courses and certifications are added training. They are not specialist titles.
Published services by need
The clinic's record contains about 120 service entries, and some of them repeat. They group roughly as follows.
Preventive care and diagnosis
This group covers examinations, dental cleaning, teeth tartar removal, fluoride application, fissure sealants, gum disease prevention and oral cancer examination. For imaging, the clinic lists panoramic X-rays (OPG) and dental cone beam computed tomography (CBCT). CBCT is a 3D scan. It is usually reserved for cases such as implant planning or complex root problems, where a standard X-ray is not enough. Tartar removal (scaling) clears hardened deposits that brushing cannot remove.
Restorative and root canal treatment
The clinic lists:
- Tooth fillings, including light-cure (composite), ceramic and amalgam fillings, and replacement of old fillings
- Root canal treatment, apicectomy (root-tip surgery) and repair of root perforations
- Treatment of dental fractures, toothache and sensitivity
- Extractions, including surgical and wisdom tooth extraction
Root canal treatment removes inflamed or infected pulp from inside the tooth, then cleans and seals the canals. Whether a crown is needed afterwards depends on how much tooth remains.
Gum care
Gum services include gingivitis treatment, deep scaling and root planing, treatment of gum recession, crown lengthening, laser gingivectomy and periodontal surgery. Bleeding gums are often an early sign of gum disease and are worth having checked.
Cosmetic and orthodontic care
This group covers teeth whitening (including laser whitening), veneers (the Hollywood smile), braces (ceramic and self-ligating), clear aligners, children's orthodontics and retainers.
- Whitening does not change the colour of crowns, veneers or fillings. Temporary sensitivity is common.
- Veneers usually require removing some enamel, so the change is generally permanent.
- Orthodontic treatment needs retainers afterwards to hold teeth in their new position.
Crowns, dentures and implants
The clinic lists zirconia and porcelain crowns, bridges, complete and partial dentures, denture relining and repair, and implants. Implant options include single, multiple and immediate implants, overdentures on implants and bone grafting. Whether an implant is suitable depends on bone, gum health and general health. Smoking and poorly controlled diabetes, for example, can affect healing.
Children
For children, the record lists:
- Fissure sealants
- Pulpotomy and root canal treatment of permanent teeth in children
- Zirconia and metal crowns for children
- Interceptive orthodontics
- Frenotomy (tongue-tie treatment)
- Dental treatment under general anaesthesia
A service appearing on the list does not mean it suits your case. That is decided only after an examination.
How to judge a dentist or dental clinic: checkable criteria
Whichever dental clinic in Amman you consider, these points can be checked rather than taken on trust:
- Who treats you. This clinic's team includes more than one dentist, so ask who will carry out your treatment and what their training is.
- Diagnosis before treatment. A good assessment includes your medical history, an examination of teeth, gums and soft tissues, and X-rays only when they are justified.
- Options explained. You should hear the alternatives, including doing nothing or waiting, along with the risks and the expected upkeep of each.
- A written plan with costs before you start. This matters most for multi-stage work such as implants, veneers or orthodontics.
- Infection control. Look for instruments taken from sealed sterilised packs, fresh gloves, and surfaces cleaned between patients. You can ask how instruments are sterilised.
- Reviews in context. Look at how many reviews there are and how recent they are, not just the average score.
- Follow-up. Ask what happens if a filling, crown or implant gives trouble later.
- No pressure. Be cautious of any advice to cover many healthy teeth with veneers or crowns without a clear reason.
What to expect at the first visit
The first visit is usually a consultation and examination. Expect questions about your health, medicines (especially blood thinners), allergies, pregnancy, diabetes and heart conditions. The dentist examines your teeth, gums, bite and mouth lining, and may take X-rays if needed. Findings and possible options are then discussed. Cleaning or simple treatment may happen the same day or at a later appointment.
It helps to bring:
- Any previous X-rays
- A list of your medicines
- Your questions, written down
Seek urgent care straight away for spreading facial or neck swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or toothache with a high fever. Call 911 or go to an emergency department.
Location, hours and booking
- Address as recorded: دوار الصحفيين ، مجمع التميمي ط1. This is Al Tamimi Complex, first floor, at Journalists Roundabout in Tabarbour, Amman. The clinic sees patients from across Amman.
- Confirmed opening hours: Saturday to Thursday, 10:00–22:00.
- Consultation: the record lists the first consultation as free.
- Cost: the cost depends on the examination and treatment plan, so ask before starting.
- Language: the dentist lists Arabic and English.
Use the contact button on this page to book or to confirm details before you go.
Checklist before you book
- Which dentist will see me, and what is their training in the treatment I need?
- Will I get a diagnosis and a written plan before any treatment begins?
- Which X-rays or scans do I need, and why?
- What are the alternatives, the risks and the expected upkeep?
- What is the total cost, and what does it include? (Ask before starting.)
- How many visits will this take, and what follow-up is included?
- How are instruments sterilised?
- Who do I contact if I have a problem after treatment?