Top 3 Endodontics Clinics in Marj Al-Hamam 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

Endodontics is the branch of dentistry that deals with the inside of a tooth: the pulp, the nerve and blood supply, and the root canals. Root canal treatment is the most common endodontic procedure. The dentist cleans out infected or inflamed pulp, shapes and disinfects the canals, and then seals them so the natural tooth can stay in place. It is a way to keep a tooth that is damaged deep inside, rather than a cosmetic procedure.

The usual reasons to book a visit include:

• Persistent tooth pain, especially pain that wakes you at night or lingers after hot or cold drinks
• Pain when biting or chewing on one tooth
• A visible cavity, deep filling or chipped tooth that may have reached the nerve
• Darkening of one tooth or a small swelling on the gum near it
• A tooth that was treated before and has started to hurt again
• Bleeding gums when brushing, which should also be checked
• A routine check-up about every six months, so small problems are found early

Some symptoms need urgent care rather than a routine appointment. Seek emergency help or call 911 if you have swelling that spreads to your face, neck, or eye; fever with tooth pain; difficulty swallowing or breathing; bleeding that does not stop after firm pressure; or a facial injury after an accident. Do not wait for a clinic appointment in these cases.

How to choose among the clinics here

The three clinics on this page are all in Marj Al-Hamam and all list endodontic or root canal care. Choosing between them is easier if you compare the points that matter for your situation:

• Match the service to your need. Check that the clinic lists root canal treatment and, if you have had a previous root canal, retreatment. The Dr Mohammed Rahhal Endodontic Clinic lists retreatment explicitly.
• Ask who will treat you. Each profile shows the dentists linked to it. One clinic lists a single doctor, another lists two. Ask who performs the root canal and who will see you for follow-up.
• Check the hours. Confirmed hours differ. Dental Care Centre lists Friday hours, while the Ayman Al Shoubaki clinic is closed on Friday. The Rahhal clinic's listed hours run Saturday to Thursday.
• Check insurance early. Only one profile lists an accepted insurer, so confirm coverage directly with any clinic before you book.
• Read the full profile. Compare the description, services and doctors on each page rather than relying on the order alone.

Remember that the order on this page reflects how complete the published information is. It does not measure how well each clinic treats patients.

What to expect at the first visit

A first visit for tooth pain usually starts with a history and an examination. The dentist will ask when the pain started, what triggers it, what you have already taken for it, and whether you have had dental treatment on that tooth before. They will examine the tooth and the gum around it and usually take an X-ray to see the root and surrounding bone. Based on what they find, they will explain whether the tooth can be saved with root canal treatment, another restoration, or whether extraction is the better option.

To make the visit smoother, bring:

• Your identification and, if you plan to use insurance, your insurance card
• A list of medicines you take, and any allergies
• Any previous dental X-rays or treatment records
• A note of when the pain started and what makes it worse or better

Useful questions to ask include:

• What is the diagnosis, and is a root canal needed?
• Will I need an X-ray, and how many visits will the treatment take?
• What are the options if the tooth cannot be saved?
• What aftercare should I expect, and what symptoms mean I should come back?
• What will the total cost be, and is it covered by my insurer?

Some discomfort after root canal treatment is common and usually settles over a few days. Contact the clinic if pain becomes severe, if swelling develops, or if you have a fever.

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

Insurance is the first thing to confirm. Arab Orient Insurance is listed as an accepted insurer at the Ayman Al Shoubaki clinic. For the other clinics on this page, call and ask whether they work with your insurer before you book. Do not assume coverage based on this page.

Ask about fees before any treatment starts. Clinics often need to assess the tooth before giving a full plan, so ask whether the first visit includes an examination and X-ray, and whether you will receive an estimate in writing. Compare plans that include more than one visit, such as root canal treatment followed by a crown.

To book, contact the clinic using the details shown on its profile. When you call, confirm the doctor who will see you, the appointment length, and whether the clinic can see urgent pain the same day. If you are booking for a child, ask whether the clinic treats children and whether a parent should attend.

Getting there

All three clinics are in Marj Al-Hamam, Amman. The Ayman Al Shoubaki clinic is in Hassan Al Bardini Complex, near Dallah Circle. Dental Care Centre is on the second floor of Al Halawani Complex, at Al Marzouq Circle. The Rahhal clinic is listed under Marj Al Hamam, Amman, so check the exact address on its profile before you travel.

If you are coming from another part of Amman, such as Abdoun, Jubeiha, Sweifieh, Khalda or Dabouq, check your route and expected traffic before setting out. Allow extra time for a first visit, since the examination and X-ray can take longer than a standard check-up.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm the clinic lists endodontic or root canal treatment for your problem
• Check which dentist will perform the treatment and who will follow you up
• Confirm the clinic's hours on the day you plan to visit
• Ask whether your insurer is accepted before the appointment
• Ask for the fee for the first visit and for the full treatment plan
• Bring your ID, medicine list and any previous X-rays
• Write down your symptoms, when they started and what makes them worse
• Know the warning signs that need emergency care, and call 911 if they appear