Top 4 Installation Of Moving Teeth Clinics in Jordan 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

"Installation of moving teeth" is a literal translation of the Arabic term for removable dentures. These are artificial teeth on a base that you can take out of your mouth. A complete denture replaces all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw. A partial denture fills gaps where some natural teeth remain, often held in place with clasps. This work belongs to prosthodontics, the branch of dentistry that restores and replaces teeth. In practice, general dentists also provide it.

It may be worth booking a dental visit if you:

• Have lost several teeth and find chewing, speaking or smiling difficult
• Have gaps that are letting neighbouring teeth drift or tilt
• Already wear a denture that has become loose, cracked, uncomfortable or keeps slipping
• Get repeated sore spots, ulcers or redness under an existing denture
• Are about to have teeth removed and want to discuss what will replace them

Only a dentist can tell you, after an examination, whether a removable denture, a fixed bridge, an implant or another option suits your mouth. Some people need extractions, fillings or gum treatment before a denture can be made.

General guidance from bodies such as the NHS is to have a dentist check any mouth ulcer or sore patch that has not healed within about three weeks. This applies whether or not you wear a denture.

Seek urgent care for any of the following:

• Swelling of the face, jaw or neck that is spreading
• Difficulty breathing or swallowing
• A high temperature with dental pain or swelling
• Bleeding that will not stop
• A serious injury to the mouth or jaw

In Jordan, call 911 in an emergency.

How to choose among the clinics here

All four profiles on this page publish this service. Their information differs, so compare them on practical points rather than on rank. The order reflects profile completeness, not clinical skill.

Location and number of visits. A denture usually involves several appointments: examination, impressions, fitting and follow-up adjustments.

• Two clinics state they are in Tabarbour, Amman.
• Two state they are in Ajloun: one in the downtown area, one in Ain Al Bustan.
• A clinic you can reach easily makes repeat visits less of a burden, especially for older patients.

Opening hours.

• Arafat Dental Clinics lists confirmed hours of 10:00–22:00, Saturday to Thursday.
• Zoom Dental Clinic lists 10:00–19:00, closing at 17:00 on Thursday.
• For the two Ajloun clinics, ask about hours when you call.

Related services. If you may need extractions, X-rays or other treatment before the denture, check each profile's service list.

• Zoom Dental Clinic lists panoramic and periapical radiographs and extractions.
• The two Ajloun clinics name both installation of moving teeth and removable dentures, as well as extractions.

Insurance.

• Zoom Dental Clinic lists three insurers.
• Arafat Dental Clinics states it does not accept insurance.

Who will treat you. Ask which dentist will handle your case and how follow-up adjustments are arranged.

What to expect at the first visit

The first appointment is usually an assessment. The dentist will look at your remaining teeth, gums and jaw. They may take X-rays and discuss the options available for your situation. Treatment does not always start that day.

To prepare:

• Bring a list of medicines you take and any medical conditions, such as diabetes, heart conditions or blood-thinning treatment.
• Bring any old denture you have, even if it no longer fits. It helps the dentist understand what has and has not worked.
• Bring previous dental X-rays or reports if you have them.
• Bring your insurance card if you plan to use cover.

Questions worth asking:

• Do I need any extractions or other treatment before the denture is made?
• Will this be a complete or a partial denture, and what material will be used?
• How many visits will it take, and roughly how long between them?
• What should I expect in the first weeks of wearing it, and how are adjustments handled?
• How should I clean the denture, and should I remove it at night?
• What is the total fee, and does it include follow-up adjustments?

New dentures often feel strange at first, and speaking or eating may take some practice. Sore spots that do not settle should be checked by the dentist rather than tolerated.

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

None of the four profiles publishes a consultation fee. Ask for the cost directly when you contact the clinic.

• Ask for a breakdown. Find out what the examination costs and what the full treatment is likely to cost once the dentist has seen you.
• Ask about extra charges. Check whether X-rays, extractions and later adjustments are charged separately.
• If you are insured, check whether your policy covers removable dentures at all. Prosthetic work is sometimes limited or excluded.
• Confirm the clinic accepts your insurer. Zoom Dental Clinic lists Arab Orient Insurance, NatHealth and Med Service — The Specialized Company. Ask whether pre-approval is needed.
• Self-paying at Arafat Dental Clinics? Its profile states it does not accept insurance, so ask about payment arrangements.
• For the Ajloun clinics, whose descriptions invite you to call and ask about services and fees, ask the same questions about cost and insurance.

When booking, say that you want an assessment for removable dentures. The clinic can then allow enough time.

Getting there

This is a list for Jordan as a whole, and each profile states its own city and district.

• Arafat Dental Clinics is in Tabarbour, Amman. Its description gives the address as Journalists Roundabout, Al-Tamimi Complex, 1st Floor.
• Zoom Dental Clinic is also in Tabarbour, Amman. Confirm the exact building when booking.
• Dr. Ghadeer Al Smadi Dental Clinic describes its location as downtown Ajloun, opposite the petrol station, on the second floor.
• Mas Dental Clinic describes its location as Ain Al Bustan, Ajloun Governorate, near Ajloun Mall.

Three of these clinics state a floor or building rather than a street-level entrance. If stairs are difficult for you or the person you are accompanying, ask about access when booking.

Checklist before you book

• Decide whether Amman (Tabarbour) or Ajloun is more practical for several repeat visits
• Check the clinic's opening hours against your schedule
• Ask which dentist will assess you and handle the fitting
• Ask whether X-rays or extractions may be needed first
• Request the examination fee and an estimate for the full treatment, including adjustments
• Confirm whether your insurer is accepted and whether pre-approval is required
• Prepare your medicine list, medical history, old denture and any previous X-rays
• Ask about building access if stairs are an issue
• Know the warning signs that need urgent care, and remember 911 in an emergency