Top 5 Clinics in Um Al Summaq 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in Um Al Summaq?

The five clinics on this page cover two areas of care: mental health and dentistry. There is one psychiatry clinic and four dental clinics. ClinicsJo holds seven profiles for this district, and these five have the most complete published information. If you searched for the best clinics in Um Al Summaq for another specialty, this is the list the directory currently holds here. You may want to widen your search to the nearby districts of Amman.

Mental health care

Dr. Layali Abbasi Psychiatry Clinic lists psychiatry, child psychiatry and addiction treatment. Its services include psychiatric assessment, psychotherapy, mental health evaluation and ongoing follow-up. Its description mentions assessment tools for ADHD symptoms in children and adults, autism features and personality, along with intelligence testing.

The clinic also offers transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). This is a non-invasive treatment that applies magnetic pulses to the scalp. Mainstream guidance mainly describes its use for depression that has not responded well to other treatment. Whether it is appropriate for any individual can only be decided after a medical assessment, which is how the clinic itself describes its approach.

Dental care

The four dental clinics publish the same broad service list:

• Routine care: cleaning, tartar and plaque removal, gum care
• Pain and decay: fillings, toothache and sensitivity treatment, root canal treatment, extractions
• Restorations: crowns, zirconium crowns, bridges
• Cosmetic and other: whitening, treatment of decay in children, panoramic X-ray (OPG)

Their descriptions differ in emphasis:

• Al Khatib Consultant Dental Clinics highlights endodontics (root canal work).
• Dr Naela Al Doghmi Dental Clinic mentions implants and veneers.
• Dr Mohammad Bdour Dental Clinic mentions cosmetic care, veneers and restorations.
• Dr Ahmed Al Barrawi Dental Clinic describes general and cosmetic dentistry.

How to choose among the clinics here

The order on this page reflects profile completeness, not skill or outcomes. So choose by fit rather than by position in the list.

• Match the need to the stated focus. For a tooth that may need root canal treatment, a clinic that names endodontics as a specialty is a sensible first call. For implant or veneer enquiries, look at the clinics whose descriptions mention them. For a child's or an adult's ADHD or autism assessment, the psychiatry clinic is the only listing here that describes those tools.
• Check the hours against your routine. The psychiatry clinic's confirmed hours run Saturday to Thursday, 08:00–20:00. Dr Mohammad Bdour Dental Clinic lists 06:30–21:00 daily, including Friday. The other three dental clinics list 24-hour opening every day. Each of the dental clinics advises confirming that the dentist is in before you visit, so treat listed hours as a starting point.
• Think about access. Two clinics give floor details: the psychiatry clinic is on a third floor and the Bdour clinic on a second floor. If stairs are difficult for you, ask about a lift.
• Ask about the person treating you. Each profile names one doctor. Ask whether that doctor will see you personally, and who covers when they are away.
• For larger dental work, get a written plan. Implants, veneers, crowns and bridges are multi-step treatments. A written plan listing each step, and a second opinion for extensive cosmetic work, are both reasonable.
• For assessments, ask about the output. If a child's assessment is needed for school, ask what kind of written report you will receive and roughly how long it takes.

What to expect at the first visit

At a dental clinic

Expect a medical history, a look at your teeth and gums, and possibly an X-ray such as a panoramic OPG before any treatment plan. Bring:

• a list of your medicines
• any recent dental X-rays
• details of conditions such as diabetes, heart problems, pregnancy or blood-thinning treatment

Good questions to ask:

• What are my options, including doing nothing for now?
• How many visits will this take?
• What should I do if pain or swelling gets worse?

At the psychiatry clinic

A first psychiatric appointment is usually a longer conversation about your symptoms, history and daily life. For a child, bring school reports or teacher comments and any earlier assessments. For anyone, bring a list of current medicines and previous medical records. You can ask how confidentiality works, whether formal testing needs separate sessions, and how follow-up is arranged.

When not to wait for an appointment

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department in these situations:

• Dental: facial swelling spreading towards the eye or neck, difficulty breathing or swallowing, high fever with swelling, bleeding that will not stop with firm pressure, or a serious injury to the face or jaw.
• Mental health: thoughts of suicide or self-harm, or a risk of harming others.

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

Ask the clinic directly before you book:

• Fees: What is the consultation or examination fee? Are X-rays or assessment tools charged separately?
• Estimates: For multi-visit dental treatment, can you have an itemised estimate before work begins?
• Insurance: Does the clinic accept your insurer? Does the treatment need pre-approval? Will you pay upfront and claim back, or will the clinic bill the insurer directly? Cosmetic dental work is often excluded from cover, so check your policy.
• Psychological testing: Ask what each test session costs and whether the written report is included.
• Booking: Is a walk-in possible, or do you need an appointment? What is the cancellation policy? Will the named doctor be present on your chosen day and time?

Getting there

Um Al Summaq is in west Amman, near Khalda, Dabouq and Tla' Al-Ali. Each entry above gives the clinic's street, and the profile pages show the map location where one is published.

Traffic in west Amman can be heavy at rush hour, so allow extra time. Also ask the clinic about parking when you book.

For a medical emergency, do not drive across the city to a clinic. Call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department. Amman's major hospitals include Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Medical Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, Specialty Hospital and Istishari Hospital.

Checklist before you book

• Match your need (routine dental care, root canal, cosmetic work, psychiatric assessment) to the clinic's stated services.
• Confirm that the named doctor will be present at your appointment time.
• Ask for the consultation fee and any extra charges for X-rays or tests.
• Check whether your insurer is accepted and whether pre-approval is needed.
• Request an itemised plan for multi-visit dental treatment.
• Prepare your list of medicines, health conditions and previous records.
• Ask about floor access, a lift and parking.
• Know the warning signs that need urgent care, and remember 911.