Top 4 Installation Of Moving Teeth Doctors in Jordan 2026

When do you need removable dentures ("moving teeth")?

"Installation of moving teeth" is the common English rendering of the Arabic تركيب الأسنان المتحركة: removable dentures that you can take out of the mouth. They belong to prosthodontics, the branch of dentistry that replaces missing teeth. There are two broad types:

• Complete dentures, which replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
• Partial dentures, which replace some teeth and are held in place by the natural teeth that remain.

A dentist may also discuss other options, such as fixed bridges or implant-supported teeth. The right choice depends on an examination of your gums, bone and remaining teeth, so treat any option as something to talk through rather than decide in advance.

Signs it is worth booking a visit

• Several missing teeth that make chewing, speaking or smiling harder
• Remaining teeth that feel loose or seem to be shifting into gaps
• An existing denture that is loose, cracked, clicks or no longer fits
• Sore spots, ulcers or redness under a denture
• Difficulty eating a balanced diet because of missing teeth

Warning signs that need urgent care

Call 911 or go to an emergency department if you have rapidly spreading swelling of the face or neck, difficulty breathing or swallowing, a high fever with dental swelling, bleeding that does not stop with firm pressure, or an injury to the jaw. Less urgent but important: a mouth ulcer or sore that has not healed within three weeks, or a red or white patch in the mouth, should be checked promptly by a dentist or doctor. If a denture is rubbing painfully, stop wearing it where you can and ask your dentist for an adjustment rather than putting up with the pain.

How to choose among the doctors here

All five profiles publish this service on ClinicsJo, but the records describe it differently. Use the details below to narrow your shortlist.

• How directly the service is listed. Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan lists fixed and removable prosthodontics. Dr. Ghadeer Jamal Al Smadi lists removable dentures by name. Dr. Mohammad Ahmad Altarawneh lists prosthodontics as a sub-specialty. Mutasem Irdaisat's biography describes training and specialist work in prosthodontics. Yola Kovalenko's listed services focus on implants, bone grafting and maxillofacial surgery.
• Whether your mouth may need preparation. Some people need extractions, removal of remaining roots or reshaping of the bone before a denture fits well. If you expect this, a dentist whose services include those steps can plan them alongside the denture.
• Follow-up visits. Dentures usually need several appointments plus adjustments after fitting. Choose a clinic you can reach easily more than once.
• Hours that fit your routine. Arafat Dental Clinics confirms hours until 22:00, Saturday to Thursday. Zoom Dental Clinic confirms hours until 19:00, Saturday to Wednesday, and until 17:00 on Thursday.
• Language. All five list Arabic and English. Two also list Ukrainian.
• Insurance. If you rely on a policy, start with the profiles that list your insurer.
• Reviews. Only one profile currently has approved reviews (3). That is a small sample, so weigh it alongside everything else.

If you are searching for the best Installation of Moving Teeth doctors in Jordan, remember that the order on this page reflects how complete each profile is, not the quality of treatment.

What to expect at the first visit

A first denture consultation is usually an assessment rather than treatment. The dentist will typically examine your gums, remaining teeth and jaw, and may take X-rays. They will then explain whether a complete or partial denture, or another option, is being considered. Making a denture generally involves several stages: impressions, recording your bite, a try-in, the fitting itself and later adjustments. The exact number of visits varies from person to person.

What to bring

• Your current denture, if you have one, even if it is broken
• A list of your medicines, especially blood thinners, and any conditions such as diabetes
• Previous dental X-rays or treatment notes
• Your insurance card and ID

Questions worth asking

• Do I need any extractions or other treatment before the denture is made?
• Is a partial or a complete denture being considered, and why?
• How many visits should I plan for, and roughly how long will the process take?
• How are adjustments handled after fitting, and is there a charge for them?
• How should I clean the denture, and should I take it out at night?

Eating and speaking often feel different at first. Sore spots are common while you adapt and can usually be eased by adjustment. Mainstream guidance is to clean dentures daily and keep up regular dental check-ups, even if you have no natural teeth left.

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

Two profiles publish a consultation fee: Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan and Dr. Mohammad Ahmad Altarawneh both list it as free. That fee covers the consultation only, not the denture. For the other profiles, ask the clinic directly.

On insurance, Yola Kovalenko lists Arab Orient Insurance. Mutasem Irdaisat lists Arab Orient Insurance, NatHealth and Med Service — The Specialized Company. Before you book, ask:

• Does my policy cover prosthetic dental work, or only the examination?
• Is pre-approval needed before the denture is made?
• What does the quoted price include: extractions, laboratory work, a temporary denture, adjustments and relining?
• How many follow-up visits are included?
• What happens if the denture breaks or stops fitting?

Ask for the treatment plan and estimate in writing so you can compare clinics fairly.

Getting there

• Tabarbour, Amman: Arafat Dental Clinics (Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan) and Zoom Dental Clinic, where both Yola Kovalenko and Mutasem Irdaisat practise.
• Jabal Amman, Amman: Dr. Mohammad Ahmad Altarawneh.
• Downtown Ajloun, Ajloun: Dr. Ghadeer Al Smadi Dental Clinic. The clinic is on a second floor, so ask about access if stairs are difficult for you.

Because dentures need repeat visits, think about travel time, parking and who can accompany you if needed. Confirm the exact address when you book.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm that the clinic makes removable dentures for your situation (partial or complete).
• Ask whether extractions or other preparation might be needed first.
• Check that the confirmed hours fit your schedule.
• Confirm your insurer and whether pre-approval is required.
• Ask what the price covers, including adjustments and follow-ups.
• Prepare your medicine list, previous X-rays and your current denture.
• Plan transport for several visits.
• Know the urgent warning signs, and call 911 in an emergency.