Top 6 Doctors in Mutah 2026

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

The six profiles on this page are listed in Mutah, in Karak governorate. They cover three specialties.

Four are dentists:

• Dr. Yousef Yahya Rawashdeh and Dr. Farah Al Jaradat, both at Dr Yousef Yahya Rawashdeh Dental Clinic on Al Muassasah Street.
• Dr. Mohammad Nizar Rawashdeh, at his own clinic.
• Dr. Ayoub Ahmad Al Tarawneh, on University Street.

The four dental profiles publish the same broad list of services, which falls into a few groups:

• Pain and infection: toothache treatment, root canal treatment, extraction, gingivitis treatment and treatment of tooth sensitivity.
• Prevention and gum health: dental cleaning, tartar and plaque removal, and gum care.
• Restorations: fillings, crowns, zirconium crowns and bridges.
• Children: treatment of tooth decay and inflammation in children.
• Cosmetic work and imaging: teeth whitening and panoramic X-ray (OPG).

The other two profiles are specialists:

• Dr. Abdallah Al Rawi offers pediatric surgery consultation, assessment and follow-up at Vexil Medical Center.
• Dr. Laith Abdulsalam Mohammad Obeidat offers pulmonology (lungs and breathing) consultation and follow-up at Olga Clinic Center.

You may have searched for the best doctors in Mutah hoping to find a specialty not shown here. This page reflects only the profiles currently published for Mutah. Browsing Karak city or the wider governorate on ClinicsJo may help.

How to choose among the doctors here

The order on this page reflects how complete each profile is, not how good the care is. Start with your own need and practical fit.

• Match the service to the problem. A painful tooth usually needs an appointment soon. Crowns, bridges or whitening can be planned. Whitening should only be done by a dental professional, after the teeth and gums have been checked. Ask whether it is a sensible option for you.
• Check the hours against your day. Dr Yousef Yahya Rawashdeh Dental Clinic and Olga Clinic Center list Saturday to Thursday, 10:00–17:00. The clinic of Dr. Ayoub Ahmad Al Tarawneh lists 09:00–24:00 every day. Dr. Mohammad Nizar Rawashdeh's clinic lists 00:00–24:00 every day. Vexil Medical Center lists 08:00–24:00, but its profile says centre hours do not set the doctor's attendance. Confirm the clinician's own times whichever clinic you choose.
• Look at insurance early. Only the profile of Dr. Yousef Yahya Rawashdeh lists insurers. With any other clinic, ask directly whether your plan is accepted.
• Know who you will see. Two dentists are listed at the same clinic on Al Muassasah Street. Ask reception which dentist your appointment is with.
• For children, start with the right door. Routine tooth decay in a child is a dental matter. A lump, a hernia-type swelling or another possible surgical problem is different. Many families see their child's usual doctor first, who can advise whether a pediatric surgery opinion is needed.
• For breathing problems, think about follow-up. A pulmonology consultation suits people referred for a lung concern or reviewing a long-term condition. Ask how follow-up visits are arranged.

When not to wait for a clinic appointment

Call 911 or go to an emergency department in any of these situations:

• Facial or jaw swelling spreading towards the eye or neck, or difficulty swallowing or breathing.
• Bleeding after an extraction that does not stop with firm pressure.
• Severe chest pain, sudden severe breathlessness, coughing up blood, or blue or grey lips.
• In a child: severe or worsening tummy pain, repeated vomiting, or a sudden painful swelling in the groin or scrotum.

What to expect at the first visit

Most first appointments start with questions about your symptoms and health history, followed by an examination. Arrive a little early and bring the following:

• Your ID and insurance card.
• A list of your current medicines, including blood thinners, inhalers and supplements.
• Any known allergies.
• Previous reports or referral letters.

At a dental visit, the dentist will usually examine your teeth and gums. Imaging such as a panoramic X-ray (OPG) may be suggested before treatment is planned. Bring any earlier dental X-rays. Mention pregnancy, heart conditions or diabetes, as these can affect planning.

For a child's surgical consultation, bring the child's medical records, any scans or test results, and a short timeline of the problem. Note when it started, what makes it worse and any changes you have seen. The profile explains that the consultation assesses the concern and discusses follow-up or procedure arrangements based on the examination.

For a lung consultation, bring previous chest X-rays or scans, breathing test results and all your inhalers. Be ready to describe your cough, breathlessness, sleep, smoking history and work exposures.

Useful questions to ask:

• What is the likely next step, and what are the alternatives?
• How many visits will this take?
• What should I watch for at home, and when should I come back sooner?

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

None of these profiles shows a consultation fee, so ask each clinic directly. Before you book, ask:

• What the consultation costs.
• Whether imaging such as an OPG, or a planned procedure, is charged separately.
• Which payment methods are accepted.

For insurance, the profile of Dr. Yousef Yahya Rawashdeh lists 12 insurers. They include United Insurance, Arab Jordanian Insurance, Jerusalem Insurance and AXA (all via NatHealth), plus MedGulf, MetLife Alico, Arabia Insurance Company Jordan, Al-Manara, MEICO, Al-Nisr Al-Arabi, Newton Insurance and The Islamic Insurance Company. Even if your insurer appears on that list, confirm three things before the visit:

• That your specific plan is accepted.
• Whether prior approval is needed for treatments such as root canals or crowns.
• What share of the cost you will pay.

Cosmetic services such as whitening are often handled differently from treatment, so check this separately.

When booking, confirm the clinician's attendance, the time and the service you need. Several of the profiles themselves advise this.

Getting there

Mutah is one of the districts of Karak governorate, alongside Karak city, Al-Mazar Al-Janubi, Al-Qasr, Ghor Al-Safi and Faqou. It is home to Mutah University, which many people use as a reference point.

Addresses given in the profiles:

• Dr Yousef Yahya Rawashdeh Dental Clinic: Al Muassasah Street.
• Dr. Ayoub Ahmad Al Tarawneh: University Street, above Jordan Ahli Bank.
• Olga Clinic Center: given as opposite Al-Qudwah Pharmacy.

For the other clinics, ask reception for directions when you book.

If you need hospital care rather than a clinic visit, hospitals in the governorate include Karak Government Hospital, Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein Military Hospital, the Italian Hospital and Ghor Al-Safi Government Hospital. In an emergency, call 911.

Checklist before you book

• Pick the specialty that matches your problem: dentistry, pediatric surgery or pulmonology.
• Confirm the doctor, not just the clinic, will be in attendance on your date.
• Check the hours, especially for late-evening or Friday visits.
• Ask whether your insurance plan is accepted and whether approval is needed.
• Ask for the consultation fee and any separate charges for imaging or procedures.
• Gather your ID, insurance card, medicines list, allergies and previous reports or X-rays.
• Write down your symptoms and questions in advance.
• Know the warning signs that need 911 instead of a clinic appointment.