Top 4 Doctors in Dahiyat Al Rasheed 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in Dahiyat Al Rasheed?

The four profiles here cover three areas of care: dentistry, nutrition and family medicine.

Dentistry

Two dental practices are listed, and both publish a broad range of general dental services:

• examinations
• fillings and root canal treatment
• cleaning and scaling
• gum care
• crowns, bridges and zirconia restorations
• extractions
• whitening
• care for children

There are some differences between them:

• Dr. Laitham Rawashdeh lists oral and maxillofacial surgery and dental implants as sub-specialties. He also offers implant assessment with appropriate imaging.
• Al Saleh Dental Clinics lists panoramic X-ray (OPG), tooth sensitivity treatment, gingivitis treatment, and treatment of decay and inflammation in children.

Nutrition

Mais Misk offers nutrition consultations and follow-up. Her biography mentions weight management, clinical nutrition and sports nutrition plans, with in-person sessions and remote follow-up.

Family medicine

Dr. Abdel-Hameed Al-Mistarehi offers family medicine consultations, assessment of symptoms and investigations, and follow-up of treatment plans. A family physician is often a sensible first point of contact for a new or unclear health problem. They can also coordinate care with other specialists when needed.

How to choose among the doctors here

The order on this page reflects how complete each profile is, not who gives better care. Use criteria that match your own situation:

• Match the service to your need. For a routine check-up, cleaning or filling, either dental practice lists these services. If you have been told you may need an implant or a surgical procedure such as a difficult extraction, an oral and maxillofacial sub-specialty may be relevant. Ask the dentist to explain the options after an examination.
• Think about who is being treated. Both dental practices list children's dental care. If you are booking for a child, ask how the clinic handles first visits for young or anxious children.
• Check the hours against your schedule. The two dental practices open most of the week from late morning to early evening. The nutrition consultations run on three set days, including two evening sessions. For the family medicine clinic, confirm in advance when the physician is attending.
• Read what each profile actually publishes. Look at education, biography and services. If something important to you is not shown, ask the clinic directly rather than assuming.
• Nutrition with a medical condition. If you have diabetes, kidney disease, a heart condition, are pregnant, or take regular medicines, tell the dietitian at the start. Keep your doctor informed of any diet plan. Seek medical advice promptly for rapid unexplained weight loss or signs of an eating disorder.

What to expect at the first visit

At the dentist

A first dental visit usually includes:

• questions about your medical history
• an examination of your teeth and gums
• X-rays, if the dentist thinks they are needed

What to bring:

• a list of your current medicines, including blood thinners
• any allergies
• any previous dental X-rays or treatment records

Tell the dentist if you are pregnant or have a heart condition or diabetes.

Useful questions:

• What are my options?
• How many visits will this take?
• What aftercare is needed?
• What happens if I wait?

At the dietitian

Expect questions about your eating habits, activity, sleep, health conditions and goals.

What to bring:

• recent blood test results, if you have any
• a list of your medicines
• a simple food diary covering a few days

Ask how often follow-up happens and how remote follow-up works.

At the family doctor

What to bring:

• a short written timeline of your symptoms
• previous test results and reports
• your medicines, or a list of them

The doctor may examine you, review your investigations and agree a plan or referral with you.

When not to wait for an appointment

Call 911 or go to an emergency department for:

• chest pain
• sudden weakness or numbness of the face or limbs
• slurred speech
• severe difficulty breathing
• fainting
• heavy bleeding that does not stop

For dental problems, seek urgent care for:

• facial or neck swelling that is spreading
• swelling with fever
• trouble swallowing or breathing
• bleeding after an extraction that will not stop with firm pressure
• injury to the face or jaw

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

Before you book, ask the clinic whether it accepts your insurer. Ask whether you need pre-approval, and whether you pay first and claim back later.

Ask for the consultation fee. Also ask whether X-rays, cleaning or other procedures are charged separately.

For dental work that may take several visits, such as root canal treatment, crowns, bridges or implants, ask for a written estimate. It should list each stage after your examination.

For nutrition, ask whether follow-up sessions, including remote ones, are priced differently from the first consultation.

For the family medicine clinic, the profile itself advises confirming that the physician will be attending when you arrange your visit. Do this before you set off.

Also check the cancellation policy and how much notice the clinic needs to change an appointment.

Getting there

All four profiles are in Dahiyat Al Rasheed, Amman. Al Saleh Dental Clinics gives the most detailed address: Al Dawoud Building, first floor, behind King Hussein Cancer Center, above Al Mawqe Supermarket. For the other clinics, use the map on each profile page where available. You can also ask the clinic for directions and parking advice when you book.

If your care leads to a hospital referral, Amman's major hospitals include:

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

Your doctor can advise which is appropriate. In an emergency, call 911 rather than travelling yourself.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm the specialty and the listed services match what you need.
• Check the confirmed opening hours, or confirm the physician's attendance for the family medicine clinic.
• Ask whether your insurer is accepted and whether pre-approval is required.
• Ask for the consultation fee and what it includes.
• Request a written estimate for multi-visit dental treatment.
• Prepare your list of medicines, allergies and previous test results or X-rays.
• Write down your symptoms, goals and questions.
• Get exact directions, especially if the profile shows only the district.
• Know the warning signs that need urgent care, and remember 911.