Top 4 Clinics in Tabarbour 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in Tabarbour?

These five clinics cover three areas of everyday care in Tabarbour, Amman.

• Dentistry (three clinics). Arafat Dental Clinics, Zoom Dental Clinic and Dr Mazen Abu Shehab Dental Clinic all list routine work such as cleaning, fillings or restorations, root canal treatment, crowns, whitening and extractions. Arafat Dental Clinics also publishes surgical services, including orthognathic surgery, TMJ surgery, dental cyst operations and cleft lip repair. Zoom Dental Clinic itemises X-rays, fillings by number of surfaces and root canal treatment by tooth type. Dr Mazen Abu Shehab Dental Clinic lists treatment of tooth decay and inflammation in children.
• Internal medicine (one clinic). Dr. Ahmad Jamal Al Dawod Clinic covers adult follow-up of diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol and digestive conditions. It also lists on-site tests such as ECG, echocardiography, abdominal ultrasound and spirometry.
• Paediatrics (one clinic). Dr. Ahmad Al Khabbas Paediatric and Newborn Clinic covers newborn care, vaccinations and routine child check-ups.

These five come from 43 profiles on the platform for this area. If you need a specialty not shown here, search the directory for it directly.

How to choose among the clinics here

People looking for the best clinics in Tabarbour usually want the right match, not a ranking. Some practical criteria:

• Match the service to your need. For a check-up, cleaning or filling, any of the three dental profiles lists relevant services. For jaw surgery, cysts or cleft lip repair, only one profile here publishes those services. For a major procedure, ask who will perform it and whether they will refer you to a hospital if needed.
• Check the hours against your routine. Confirmed hours differ a lot. Two clinics open into the evening: the internal medicine clinic from 15:00 to 21:00 and Arafat Dental Clinics until 22:00. The others close at 17:00, 18:00 or 19:00, and all list Saturday to Thursday only.
• Look at who is linked to the profile. Each entry names the doctors linked to the clinic, and some show years of experience. Ask the clinic which doctor you will actually see.
• Use the verification and review indicators carefully. Arafat Dental Clinics' profile is verified by the platform and has two approved reviews averaging 5. The page shows each profile's status. A small number of reviews is a limited signal, so weigh it alongside your own questions.
• Get more than one opinion for large or elective work. Implants, veneers, orthodontics and jaw surgery are long-term decisions. Ask for a written treatment plan, the alternatives, and what follow-up involves.

What to expect at the first visit

Most first visits start with a history and an examination. Treatment is then discussed based on the findings. Prepare by bringing:

• Your national ID or passport and your insurance card.
• A list of all medicines and supplements you take, with doses as written on the packets. Mention any allergies.
• Previous reports, X-rays or scans, and recent lab results. The internal medicine clinic says it compares new results with earlier ones, so older reports are useful. If you check blood sugar or blood pressure at home, bring your readings.
• For dental visits: tell the dentist about blood thinners, diabetes, heart conditions, pregnancy or recent surgery, as these can affect treatment planning.
• For children: the vaccination card, any newborn discharge papers, and notes on feeding, sleep and symptoms.

Useful questions to ask: What did the examination show? What are my options, including doing nothing for now? How many visits will this take? What should I watch for afterwards?

When not to wait for an appointment. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for:

• chest pain, sudden breathlessness, or signs of stroke such as face drooping, arm weakness or slurred speech;
• facial or neck swelling that spreads, or difficulty swallowing or breathing after a dental problem;
• in a child: difficulty breathing, unusual drowsiness, a seizure, signs of dehydration, or any fever in a baby under three months.

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

None of these profiles publishes a consultation fee. Ask the clinic directly for:

• the consultation fee;
• the cost of any tests done on the day;
• an itemised estimate before longer treatment starts.

For insurance, ask:

• whether the clinic accepts your specific policy, not just your insurer's name;
• whether pre-approval is needed for procedures, scans or dental work;
• what share you will pay yourself. Cosmetic dental treatments such as whitening and veneers are often handled differently from medically necessary care, so check before you start.

Insurers listed on these profiles include:

• Zoom Dental Clinic: Arab Orient Insurance, NatHealth and Med Service — The Specialized Company.
• Arafat Dental Clinics: five insurers, including National Insurance, Arab Union Insurance and The Holy Land Insurance Company.

When booking, use the contact and booking options on each profile page. Confirm the day, the doctor and the floor.

Getting there

All five clinics are in Tabarbour, within Amman governorate. Each entry above gives the building details from the clinic's own record. Use those details and the map location on the profile rather than relying on the neighbourhood name alone, because several clinics are inside medical or commercial complexes. Ask which floor the clinic is on. Allow extra time at rush hour, and check parking when you call.

If a doctor refers you on for hospital tests, admission or specialist care, Amman's major hospitals include:

• Jordan University Hospital
• King Hussein Medical Center
• Al-Bashir Hospital
• King Hussein Cancer Center
• Specialty Hospital
• Istishari Hospital

Your referring doctor and your insurer can tell you which facility applies to you. In an emergency, do not drive yourself if you feel unwell: call 911.

Checklist before you book

• Does the clinic's published service list include what you need?
• Do the confirmed hours fit your schedule, including Thursday hours?
• Which doctor will see you, and are they attending that day?
• Is your specific insurance policy accepted, and is pre-approval required?
• What is the consultation fee, and is there a written estimate for further treatment?
• Do you have your ID, insurance card, medication list and previous reports ready?
• For children, do you have the vaccination card?
• Have you checked the building name, floor and map location?
• Do you know the warning signs that need 911 rather than a clinic visit?