Top 6 Doctors in Al Mazar Al Janubi 2026

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

This list brings together six doctors in Al-Mazar Al-Janubi, one of the districts of Karak Governorate. Half of them are dentists. The other three cover surgical and specialist care.

• Dentistry (three dentists). Dr. Ammar Al Tarawneh, Dr. Anas Abdelwahab Bashir Rawashdeh and Dr. Mohammad Al Jaafreh publish the same broad range of services:
• toothache treatment, fillings and root canal treatment
• extractions, cleaning and tartar and plaque removal
• gum care and gingivitis treatment, and sensitivity treatment
• crowns (including zirconium), bridges and whitening
• panoramic X-ray (OPG)
• treatment of tooth decay and inflammation in children
• General surgery. Dr. Zakaria Nawaisah offers consultation, assessment and follow-up.
• Orthopedics. Dr. Reda Al Khatatneh offers consultation, assessment and follow-up. His listed sub-specialty is orthopedic surgery.
• Urology. Dr. Ahmad Salah Ahmad Al Rawashdeh offers consultations and advertises urinary endoscopy by prior booking.

Four of the six profiles are listed at Amad Medical Center. That can make it easier to see more than one specialty in the same building.

How to choose among the doctors here

People searching for the best doctors in Al Mazar Al Janubi often want one clear answer. This list cannot give that, because it is ordered by how complete each profile is, not by clinical skill. Practical questions will help you narrow it down.

Match the specialty to your problem

• Teeth and gums: start with a dentist. All three list routine care such as fillings, cleaning and extractions, as well as restorative work such as crowns and bridges.
• Lumps, hernias or other possible surgical problems: a general surgery consultation is the usual first step. A family doctor's referral can also help.
• Joint pain, back problems or old injuries: these fit an orthopedic assessment.
• Urinary symptoms: these fit a urology consultation.

Check the hours against your routine

The published hours differ:

• Dr. Anas Rawashdeh's clinic opens on Friday afternoons.
• Dr. Mohammad Al Jaafreh's clinic stays open until 23:30, Saturday to Thursday.
• Amad Medical Center lists round-the-clock hours every day.

A centre's opening hours are not the same as a particular doctor's schedule. Always confirm that the doctor you want will be there.

Confirm the location

Two profiles listed under Amad Medical Center have biographies that mention I Clinic Medical Center Karak, at Al Thaniya, college junction. These are Dr. Zakaria Nawaisah and Dr. Reda Al Khatatneh. Ask which site your appointment is at before you set out.

Think about children

All three dentists list treatment of tooth decay and inflammation in children. Ask the clinic how it handles young or anxious patients.

What to expect at the first visit

Most first visits begin with a history and an examination. The doctor then explains the options before any treatment starts.

At a dental visit

• The dentist will usually examine your teeth and gums.
• An X-ray may be suggested; all three dentists list panoramic X-ray (OPG).
• You will then be given a treatment plan.
• Larger work such as root canal treatment, crowns or bridges may need more than one appointment.

At a surgical, orthopedic or urology visit

• Expect questions about your symptoms, when they started and any previous treatment.
• You will usually have a physical examination.
• Investigations may be requested before any procedure is discussed.

What to bring

• Your national ID or passport and your insurance card.
• A list of the medicines you take, including supplements.
• Any previous X-rays, scans, lab results or discharge letters.
• Notes on your allergies and any past reactions to anaesthesia.

Useful questions to ask

• What do you think is causing this?
• What are my options, including not treating it for now?
• What are the risks, and how many visits will it take?
• What signs should make me come back sooner?

The information on this page is general. Only the doctor who examines you can say what suits your situation.

When not to wait for an appointment

Call 911 or go to an emergency department straight away if you have any of the following:

• facial or jaw swelling that is spreading, or that makes it hard to swallow or breathe
• severe abdominal pain
• a suspected fracture with deformity, numbness or a cold limb
• being unable to pass urine
• fever with severe pain in the side or back
• heavy bleeding

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

Insurance

Arab Orient Insurance is listed on two profiles: Dr. Ammar Al Tarawneh and Dr. Zakaria Nawaisah. Even so, cover depends on your own policy. Before your visit, ask your insurer and the clinic:

• whether the service is covered
• whether you need prior approval
• what share, if any, you pay yourself

This matters most for crowns, whitening and endoscopy, where policies often differ.

Fees

None of these profiles publishes a consultation fee. Ask the clinic for the consultation fee when you book. If treatment is likely, ask for an estimate in writing. For dental work, ask whether X-rays are charged separately.

Booking

Several profiles recommend confirming three things before you travel:

• that the doctor will be present
• the exact appointment time
• the service you need

Urinary endoscopy with Dr. Ahmad Al Rawashdeh needs prior booking. Ask how to prepare when you book it.

Getting there

Al-Mazar Al-Janubi is one of the districts of Karak Governorate, alongside Karak city, Mutah, Al-Qasr, Ghor Al-Safi and Faqou. Patients may come to these clinics from across the governorate.

Each profile gives a reception address in its own description. Several mention a building name or a nearby roundabout, which helps when giving directions to a driver. Ask the clinic for the exact floor and the entrance to use.

If you need hospital care, the hospitals serving Karak Governorate include:

• Karak Government Hospital
• Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein Military Hospital
• the Italian Hospital
• Ghor Al-Safi Government Hospital

In an emergency, call 911 rather than travelling to a clinic.

Checklist before you book

• Choose the specialty that matches your main problem.
• Confirm that the doctor will be in on your chosen day and time, not just that the centre is open.
• Check which address your appointment is at, especially for the general surgery and orthopedic profiles.
• Ask about the consultation fee and any separate charges, such as X-rays.
• Check your insurance cover and whether you need prior approval.
• For urinary endoscopy, book in advance and ask how to prepare.
• Gather your ID, insurance card, medicine list and previous results.
• Write down your questions before the visit.
• Know the warning signs that need emergency care, and that the number is 911.