Top 5 Clinics in Dahiyat Al Rasheed 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in this place?

The five profiles listed for Dahiyat Al Rasheed fall into three groups.

Dental care

Three of the five are dental: Dr Laitham Rawashdeh Clinic, Al Saleh Dental Clinics and the dental department at Umaima Medical Centre. Their published services overlap widely and include check-ups, fillings, root canal treatment, cleaning and scaling, gum care, extractions, crowns, bridges and whitening. Dr Laitham Rawashdeh Clinic also lists dental implants and implant assessment, along with several named dental specialty areas. Al Saleh Dental Clinics and Umaima Medical Centre both list panoramic X-ray (OPG) and treatment of tooth decay in children.

Nutrition

Mais Misk Nutrition Consultations covers meal planning, weight management, clinical nutrition and sports nutrition, in person in the district or remotely.

Family medicine

Tiem Al-Mestarihi Medical Clinic offers family medicine consultations, assessment of symptoms and test results, and follow-up of treatment plans. A family doctor is usually a sensible first stop when you are unsure which specialist you need.

How to choose among the clinics here

People searching for the best clinics in Dahiyat Al Rasheed often want one answer. No directory can tell you which clinician will suit you. This list is ordered by how complete each profile is, not by skill or outcomes. These practical criteria help more:

• Match the service to your need. For dental work, check that the specific treatment you are considering appears on the clinic's published services. Only one profile here lists implant assessment. Children's dental care appears on several.
• Check who will treat you. Two dental profiles and the family medicine profile advise confirming which clinician is attending before you visit. Ask for the practitioner by name.
• Fit the hours to your week. The dental clinics with confirmed hours open from 10:00, Saturday to Thursday. The nutrition consultancy keeps limited slots, including two weekday evenings. For other clinics, ask about hours when you call.
• Think about access. Umaima Medical Centre is on a ground floor. Dr Laitham Rawashdeh Clinic is on a third floor and Al Saleh Dental Clinics on a first floor. Ask about lifts if stairs are a problem.
• Consider remote options. For nutrition follow-up, a remote session may save travel time. Confirm this when booking.

What to expect at the first visit

Preparation and what to bring

• Your national ID or passport, and your insurance card if you plan to use it.
• A list of current medicines and supplements, and any allergies, especially to medicines or anaesthetics.
• Previous reports, blood tests or dental X-rays, if you have them.
• For nutrition consultations, a few days' notes of what you eat and drink, plus any recent blood results your doctor has shared with you.

Questions worth asking

• What is the likely diagnosis, and what are the options, including doing nothing for now?
• How many sessions might this take, and what will each one involve?
• What will the full plan cost, and is any of it covered by my insurance?
• What should I watch for afterwards, and who do I contact if something goes wrong?

A first dental visit usually starts with an examination and, where needed, imaging before any treatment plan is agreed. You do not have to agree to a full treatment plan on the day. It is reasonable to take time to think, or to ask for a second opinion before major work such as implants or multiple crowns.

When not to wait for an appointment

Some symptoms need urgent care, not a routine booking. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for:

• facial or neck swelling that is spreading;
• difficulty breathing or swallowing;
• high fever with dental pain;
• serious injury to the face or jaw;
• chest pain;
• sudden weakness, facial drooping or slurred speech.

People with diabetes, kidney disease, pregnancy or eating disorders should not start a restrictive diet without medical input. Tell the nutrition professional about any condition you have.

Insurance, fees and booking: what to ask before the appointment

None of these five profiles publishes consultation fees or a list of accepted insurers. So ask before you go:

• Is my insurer accepted, and does it cover this specific service? Many dental policies treat cleaning, crowns or whitening differently.
• Is prior approval needed from my insurer?
• What is the fee for the first consultation, and does it include any X-ray?
• For longer treatment, can I have a written estimate covering every stage?
• What is the cancellation or rescheduling policy?

When booking, confirm the date, time, clinician's name and exact floor. Several profiles specifically ask patients to confirm clinician attendance. For Tiem Al-Mestarihi Medical Clinic, its advertised round-the-clock reception does not guarantee that the named doctor is available at all hours.

Getting there

Dahiyat Al Rasheed is a district of Amman, the capital and the centre of Jordan's healthcare system. Amman is home to major hospitals such as Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Cancer Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, Specialty Hospital, Istishari Hospital and King Hussein Medical Center. Some addresses on this page are described in relation to nearby landmarks, such as King Hussein Cancer Center. Use the full address in each entry, including the building and floor, when using a map app or giving directions to a taxi driver.

If you are travelling from other parts of Amman, such as Jubeiha, Shmeisani, Sweifieh, Khalda, Tla' Al-Ali, the Gardens, Abdoun, Dabouq or the 7th Circle, allow extra time at peak hours. Ask the clinic about parking when you book.

Checklist before you book

• The service you need appears on the clinic's published list.
• You know which clinician will see you, and that they are attending that day.
• The opening hours fit your schedule, and your appointment time is confirmed.
• You have asked whether your insurance is accepted for this service.
• You know the first consultation fee and whether imaging is extra.
• You have the full address, including building and floor.
• You have your ID, insurance card, medicine list and any previous reports ready.
• For nutrition sessions, you know whether the session is in person or remote.
• You know the warning signs that need emergency care, and that Jordan's emergency number is 911.