Top 4 Prosthodontics Specialists in Tabarbour 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

Prosthodontics is the part of dentistry concerned with restoring and replacing teeth. Typical treatments include crowns, bridges, veneers and removable dentures. Many people first meet it when a tooth is too damaged for a simple filling, or when a missing tooth affects chewing or speaking. Most of the care that comes before it is general dentistry: check-ups, cleaning, fillings, root canal therapy, extractions and gum care.

Book a visit if you notice:

• Persistent tooth or gum pain
• Bleeding gums when you brush
• A visible cavity or a chipped tooth
• A loose, cracked or broken crown, filling or bridge
• A check-up that is due; general guidance is every six months

Some signs need urgent care rather than a routine booking. Seek emergency help straight away if you have swelling of the face, neck or under the jaw, fever with tooth pain, difficulty breathing or swallowing, heavy bleeding that does not stop after firm pressure, or a facial injury after an accident. In Jordan, call 911 for emergencies. For severe pain or swelling that is not life-threatening, contact a dentist as soon as possible.

How to choose among the doctors here

The order on this page reflects how complete each profile is, so use the criteria below to make your own comparison.

• Match the service to your need. Two profiles list crowns and bridges by name: Dr. Mohammad Arafat Hasan lists zirconia and E-max crowns and fixed and removable prosthodontics, and Dr. Nibal Hiasat lists dental crowns and bridges. Check that the exact treatment you need appears in the services list before you visit.
• Read the training described. Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat's biography mentions advanced prosthodontic training. Dr. Mohammad lists several post-graduate courses, including implantology and clear-aligner orthodontics. Training is one factor, not a guarantee of results.
• Look at the verification status. Three profiles are verified by the platform, and the page shows each profile's status.
• Check the reviews. Only Dr. Mohammad's profile shows approved reviews, three in total with an average of 5. A small number of reviews says little about typical experience.
• Compare hours. The four profiles have different weekly schedules, so choose one that fits your work week.
• Consider language. Arabic and English are listed by most profiles, and Ukrainian is also listed by two of them.

Ask each clinic how it would plan your treatment, what materials it uses and how many visits you should expect.

What to expect at the first visit

A first visit usually starts with a history and an examination of your teeth and gums. Your dentist may take X-rays. One listed service is a dental panoramic X-ray (OPG), which gives a wide view of the teeth and jaws. Your dentist should explain what they found, what the options are and what each one involves.

To prepare:

• Bring your ID and a list of any medicines you take, including supplements.
• Bring any earlier dental X-rays or treatment letters you have.
• Write down when the pain or problem started, what makes it worse and what you have already tried.
• Note any allergies, especially to local anaesthetic, latex or metals.

Useful questions to ask include: What is causing this? What are the options, and which do you recommend for me? How long will the treatment take, and how many visits are needed? What is the aftercare plan? What will it cost, and does that include X-rays?

Insurance, fees and booking

Fees and insurance vary by clinic, and the profiles do not all publish the same details. Only Dr. Mohammad's profile publishes a consultation fee, which is listed as free. Do not assume this applies to other providers, or to any further treatment.

Insurers listed on the profiles are Arab Orient Insurance, which appears on two profiles, NatHealth and Med Service. Dr. Mohammad's profile lists no insurers. If you have a policy, confirm before you book that the clinic accepts it, and ask whether the cover applies to crowns, bridges or other prosthetic work.

Before you book, confirm:

• The consultation fee and what it includes
• Whether X-rays or follow-up visits are charged separately
• Whether the clinic accepts your insurer and what share you pay
• The opening hours for the day you want, since public hours can change

Getting there

All four providers are listed in Tabarbour, Amman. Dr. Nibal Hiasat's biography gives the clinic on Tareq Street, Al Fahmawi Building, third floor, opposite Al Kurd Markets. The other three profiles give Tabarbour as their location, so confirm the exact address with the clinic before you travel.

If you are coming from another part of Amman, such as Abdoun, Jubeiha, Sweifieh, Khalda or Shmeisani, plan your route with a map app and allow extra time at busy hours.

Checklist before you book

• The service I need appears in the provider's services list
• I have checked the provider's current hours for my day
• I know the consultation fee, or I have asked the clinic
• I have confirmed whether my insurer is accepted
• I have my ID, medicine list and any earlier X-rays
• I have written down my symptoms and my questions
• I know that severe bleeding, facial swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, or a serious injury needs 911 rather than a routine appointment