Who Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan is
Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan is a dentist with 15 years of clinical experience in private practices and hospitals in Jordan and Saudi Arabia. He founded Arafat Dental Clinics in Tabarbour, Amman, which opened in 2022. He sees adults and children and speaks Arabic and English.
Education and courses
- Bachelor of Dental and Oral Surgery (BDS) from the University of Damascus
- 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
These courses match the treatments many patients ask about: replacing missing teeth with implants, straightening teeth with clear aligners, and root canal treatment. In his work he uses digital panoramic imaging, intraoral cameras and rotary root canal instruments under a microscope.
What he treats
Dr. Arafat provides orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, root canal treatment, gum care, children's dentistry, implants, prosthetics, cosmetic dentistry, fillings, dental X-rays, oral disease care, dental emergencies and prevention. He also treats patients with special needs and older adults.
Common problems he treats include:
- Tooth decay and toothache
- Inflamed nerves and dental abscesses
- Gum disease and bleeding gums
- Missing teeth
- Crowding, gaps and bite problems
- Broken teeth and sensitive teeth
- Discoloured teeth
- Children's dental problems
He is verified on ClinicsJo and has three approved reviews with an average rating of 5.
Published services by need
Arafat Dental Clinics publishes 120 services. Grouped by what patients usually need, they include:
Preventive care
- Dental cleaning
- Tartar and plaque removal
- Fluoride application
- Gum disease prevention
- Oral cancer examination
- Dental panoramic X-ray (OPG) and cone beam CT (CBCT) for diagnosis and planning
Restorative care
- Tooth-coloured (light-cure) fillings, ceramic fillings and amalgam fillings
- Replacement of old fillings
- Treatment of tooth decay, toothache and tooth sensitivity
- Root canal treatment
- Apicectomy (surgical removal of the root tip)
- Treatment of broken teeth
- Gum treatments, including deep scaling and root planing, crown lengthening, care for receding gums and gum surgery
Cosmetic dentistry
- Teeth whitening, including laser whitening
- Hollywood smile (veneers)
- Laser lightening of dark patches on the lips and gums
- Cosmetic gum procedures
Orthodontics
- Metal and ceramic braces
- Self-ligating braces
- Clear aligners
- Retainers
- Correction of protruding front teeth
Prosthetic care and implants
- Single and multiple tooth implants
- Immediate implants
- Full dentures fixed on implants
- Zirconium crowns and bridges
- Partial and complete removable dentures
- Denture relining and repair
- Bone grafts to the jaw where they are needed
Children
- Fissure sealants
- Treatment of decay and infection in children's teeth
- Pulpotomy (a partial nerve treatment for baby teeth)
- Root canal treatment for permanent teeth in children
- Zirconia and metal crowns for children
- Orthodontics for children, including early (interceptive) treatment
- Tongue-tie treatment
- Dental treatment under general anaesthesia
Surgery
- Wisdom tooth removal and surgical extractions
- Removal of cysts
- Oral biopsy
- Corrective jaw surgery
- Treatment of jaw joint (TMJ) pain
How to judge a dentist or dental clinic: checkable criteria
No single title tells you who is right for you. If you want a good dentist in Amman, use criteria you can check yourself:
- Training that matches your treatment. If you need an implant, ask about implant training. If you need clear aligners, ask about aligner certification. Dr. Arafat's courses are listed above with their institutions and years.
- Years of practice. Experience in the procedure you need matters more than any label.
- Proper diagnosis before treatment. A careful dentist examines you, takes X-rays when they are needed, and explains what they found before recommending anything.
- More than one option. Many problems can be treated in more than one way. You should hear the choices and the trade-offs of each.
- Clear costs. The cost should be explained before treatment starts, not after.
- Hygiene and sterilisation. It is reasonable to ask how instruments are sterilised.
- Verified listing and genuine reviews. Read approved reviews and look at how many there are, not only the average rating.
- Follow-up and emergencies. Ask what happens if you have pain after treatment, and how to reach the clinic.
- Hours that suit you. A clinic you can actually reach makes regular check-ups easier.
No honest dentist will guarantee a result, promise that treatment will be painless, or tell you how long a result will last before examining you.
What to expect at the first visit
At Arafat Dental Clinics, the first consultation with Dr. Arafat is free. A typical first visit includes:
- Your history. You will be asked about your symptoms, any medical conditions, the medicines you take, allergies, and whether you are pregnant.
- An examination of your teeth, gums, bite and soft tissues.
- X-rays if needed. This may be a panoramic X-ray, or a CBCT scan when planning implants or surgery.
- A treatment plan. The dentist explains the options, how many visits each one usually needs, and how to care for your teeth at home.
- Cost. This is set after the examination and explained before treatment starts.
Bring any previous X-rays, a list of your medicines, and your questions.
When to get urgent care
Some symptoms need urgent attention:
- Swelling of the face or jaw that is spreading
- Difficulty breathing or swallowing
- A high fever with tooth pain
- Heavy bleeding that will not stop
If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, or your swelling is spreading quickly, call 911 in Jordan or go to an emergency department straight away.
Location, hours and booking
Address: Arafat Dental Clinics, Journalists Roundabout (دوار الصحفيين), Al-Tamimi Complex, 1st floor, Tabarbour, Amman. The clinic sees patients from across Amman.
Opening hours: Saturday to Thursday, 10:00–22:00.
Closed: Friday.
The long evening hours suit people who work or study during the day. You can book your free first consultation using the contact button on this page.
Checklist before you book
- Write down your main concern, when it started and what makes it worse.
- List your medicines and any health conditions, including pregnancy.
- Gather any previous dental X-rays or reports.
- Ask about the dentist's training in your specific treatment.
- Ask what the treatment options are, and how many visits each needs.
- Ask for the cost to be explained before treatment starts.
- Ask how follow-up works and what to do if you have pain afterwards.
- Check that the clinic's hours fit your schedule.
- Read the approved reviews.
Whether you call it the best dentist in Amman or simply the right one for you, these questions help you choose with confidence.