Top 3 Clinics in Sixth Circle 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in Sixth Circle?

The three profiles cover two quite different areas of care: mental health and dentistry.

Mental health

Mind Clinic Group lists general practice, psychiatry, child psychiatry, addiction treatment and cognitive behavioural therapy. Its published services fall into four groups:

• Assessment: mental health assessment and diagnosis of mental illness.
• Ongoing care: follow-up appointments in two lengths (20–30 or 35–45 minutes) and home visits.
• Therapy: single therapy sessions, a three-session option, art therapy and parenting therapy.
• Structured assessments by age group:
• ADHD tools for adults (CAARS 2), for children (Conners 4) and a computerized ADHD test
• autism spectrum rating scales for ages 6–18 and for adults
• executive function inventories for adults and for ages 5–18
• Conners behaviour rating scales, including an early-childhood version for ages 2–6

Dentistry

Dr Mais Orthodontics and Dental Clinic and Dr Sami Allafi Dental Clinic publish the same set of general dental services. These include:

• cleaning and tartar removal
• fillings and root canal treatment
• extractions
• crowns (including zirconium), bridges and whitening
• gum care and sensitivity treatment
• treatment of decay in children
• panoramic X-ray (OPG)

The Dr Mais profile also lists orthodontics as a specialty, and its description mentions bite assessment.

How to choose among the clinics here

People searching for the best clinics in Sixth Circle usually want one that fits a specific need. Use the criteria below, which come from what each profile publishes. None of them measures the quality of care.

For mental health care

• Start with what you need. A first assessment is different from ongoing follow-up or a course of therapy. Mind Clinic Group lists each of these separately, so ask which one fits your situation.
• Check the age group. Several assessments are tied to specific ages, such as 2–6 years, 5–18 years, 6–18 years or adults. Make sure the tool matches the person being assessed.
• Ask who you will see. The profile links psychiatrists and general practitioners. Ask whether your appointment is with a psychiatrist, a general practitioner or a therapist, and why.
• Consider home visits. These are a listed service and may help when travelling to the clinic is difficult.
• Plan around the hours. Confirmed hours run Saturday to Wednesday until 21:00, which can suit people who work or study during the day.

For dental care

• Orthodontics or bite concerns: the Dr Mais profile is the one that lists orthodontics and bite assessment.
• General treatment: both dental profiles publish the same core services, so practical factors may decide your choice.
• Timing:
• Dr Sami Allafi Dental Clinic lists hours until 19:00 from Saturday to Thursday.
• Dr Mais lists 18:00 on Saturday to Wednesday and closes at 16:00 on Thursday.
• Children: both list treatment of decay and inflammation in children. Ask whether the dentist regularly sees children of your child's age.

What to expect at the first visit

Mental health appointments

A first assessment usually involves talking through your current difficulties, your history and how things affect daily life. Questionnaires or rating scales may be part of a structured assessment.

What to bring:

• a list of any medicines you take
• previous reports or diagnoses
• for a child, any relevant notes from school or other professionals

Useful questions to ask:

• Which assessment is being used, and why?
• How many sessions might it take?
• When and how will results be explained?
• What follow-up is suggested?

It is fine to bring a trusted person if that helps you feel more comfortable.

Seek urgent help if you or someone else has thoughts of suicide or self-harm, is at risk of harming others, or shows sudden severe confusion or loss of contact with reality. Call 911 straight away in these situations. Do not wait for a clinic appointment.

Dental appointments

A first dental visit normally starts with an examination of the teeth and gums. An X-ray may be advised if the dentist needs a clearer view.

Before treatment, tell the dentist about:

• your medicines, especially blood thinners
• allergies
• pregnancy
• heart or other long-term conditions

Bring any recent dental X-rays you already have. Ask what the proposed treatment involves, whether there are alternatives, and how many visits it may need.

Get urgent care for any of the following:

• facial swelling that spreads towards the eye or neck
• difficulty swallowing or breathing
• fever with dental swelling
• bleeding that will not stop
• a serious mouth or face injury

In these cases call 911 or go to a hospital emergency department.

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

Before you book, confirm these points directly with the clinic:

• Insurance: ask whether your insurer and your specific plan are accepted. Ask whether you need pre-approval for consultations, therapy sessions, X-rays or dental treatment.
• Fees: ask for the consultation fee and the cost of any assessment, therapy package or planned dental procedure before it starts.
• Which doctor: Mind Clinic Group links several doctors, so ask which one is available for your need. The two dental clinics ask patients to confirm clinician attendance before visiting.
• Length of appointment: this matters for mental health follow-ups, which are listed in two durations, and for longer dental procedures.
• Cancellation and rescheduling: ask how much notice the clinic needs.

Getting there

Sixth Circle sits in west Amman. It is within easy reach of neighbourhoods such as Sweifieh, 7th Circle and Abdoun. Residents of Dabouq, Khalda, Tla' Al-Ali, Gardens, Shmeisani or Jubeiha will usually need to allow more time, especially at peak hours when traffic around the circles can be slow.

The two dental clinics publish their building and street details on their profiles. For each clinic, use the map location on its profile and ask reception about parking or the nearest entrance before you set off.

For emergencies, Amman's major hospitals include Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Medical Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, Specialty Hospital and Istishari Hospital. In a true emergency, call 911 first.

Checklist before you book

• Match your need to a listed service, such as assessment, follow-up, therapy, orthodontics or general dental care.
• Check that any assessment matches the age of the person being assessed.
• Confirm which doctor you will see and that they are attending on your chosen day.
• Check the confirmed opening hours, including Thursday availability.
• Ask whether your insurer and plan are accepted and whether pre-approval is needed.
• Ask for the fee before the appointment and for an estimate before any treatment.
• Prepare a list of medicines, allergies and previous reports or X-rays.
• Check the map location and plan for traffic around Sixth Circle.
• Know the warning signs that need urgent care, and remember 911.