Jumana Shaltaf practises dentistry at Dr Jumana Shaltaf Elegant Dental Care, Mohi Al Din Commercial Complex, above Nidal Al Kalha Restaurant, near traffic signa…

Female dentist in Abu Nseir, Amman
6 female dentists practise in Abu Nseir, Amman according to their ClinicsJo profiles. Check each profile for the clinic address and declared hours, then call to confirm she is on duty.
Featured profiles appear first, then the rest in a daily order. This order is not a medical recommendation; confirm the address, hours and cover with the clinic before you go.
Dr Tamara Banat is a dentist practicing near Culture Roundabout and Imam Ali School in Abu Nseir. She provides oral and dental consultations, with care planned …
Leen Ayyash practices dentistry at220 Abu Nseir Street, above Islamic International Arab Bank. The current professional practice contact supports arranging revi…
Dr Rema Salameh is a dentist at office104 on the first floor of Ibn Al Nafis Medical Complex in Abu Nseir. She provides oral and dental consultations, with care…
Wasila Safi practises dentistry at Dr Wasila Safi Dental Clinic, Abu Nseir Main Street, Amman. The practice provides dental examinations and general oral health…
Dr Baraa Alkhateeb is a dentist at Ibn Al Nafis Medical Complex near Applied Science University Roundabout in Abu Nseir. She provides dental and oral care consu…
How to book
- 1. Pick a doctor below and check her clinic address and declared hours.
- 2. Book by phone or WhatsApp and ask for her by name for the day you want.
- 3. Ask whether a female nurse can attend if that matters to you.
Choosing a female dentist
Dental treatment means sitting close to the dentist, sometimes for long sessions, so some patients feel more at ease with a female dentist, especially women who wear the niqab and need to uncover their face during treatment. Some parents also choose a female dentist for children who are nervous about the dental chair. Skill in dentistry comes from training and experience; choosing a female dentist is a personal preference that deserves respect.
When patients ask for a female doctor
- Women who wear the niqab and prefer to uncover their face only in front of a female dentist and female staff.
- Long treatments such as root canals, crowns or bridges that involve close contact over several visits.
- Children or adults with dental anxiety who feel calmer and more reassured with a female dentist.
- Pregnant women who need dental care and want to discuss local anesthesia, medicines and X-ray safety comfortably.
Ask the clinic before booking
- Will the female dentist carry out the whole treatment herself, or may part of it be referred to another dentist?
- Does the clinic work by appointment only, or does it see sudden toothache cases without booking?
- Is a dental assistant present during the session, and can a companion or parent come in with a child?
- Are evening or Friday slots available, does the clinic accept your insurance, and what does your policy cover for dental work?
General information only; it does not replace a medical consultation.





