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Sat-Wed - 9:00AM to 6:00PM
Thursday - 9:00AM to 2:00PM

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If you are not sure about wither your tooth actually need a root canal treatment or not, or not sure about the success of the treatment or else you can always schedule a consultation appointment with us.

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Our Location
75 Zahran St - Fourth Circle
Al-Nayef Complex - First Floor
Amman - Jordan

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Our Services

Our practice is dedicated to deliver high quality and exceptional dental care to meet your high needs and expectations in a comfortable relaxed environment in our clinic

Dental Consultation

Thorough examination of your teeth, gums, and mouth followed by a detailed, customized treatment plan.

Endodontic Treatment

Painless, minimally invasive root canal treatment under microscope & rubber dam following latest guidelines.

Endodontic Retreatment

Removal of old filling material and remaining infected tissue, then re-filling and sealing the tooth.

Endodontic Surgery

A safe and effective solution for complex dental problems that cannot be treated with traditional root canal therapy.

Cracked Teeth

Advancements in dental procedures are helping people keep their natural teeth longer.

Traumatic Injuries

While most traumatic dental injuries occur in children and teenagers.

Vital pulp therapy

A treatment modality that aims at preserving vital healthy dental pulp.

9000 Satisfied Patients
12000 Treated root canals
14 Years of Experience

Latest Articles

The Effect of Diet on Dental Health Dental health is an essential part of overall health, and diet can have a significant impact on oral and dental health. Eating healthy foods and beverages can help keep teeth strong, while some bad dietary habits can contribute to oral health deterioration and problems like cavities and gum diseases.It is important to focus on foods rich in calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, fibers, fluoride, and drinking enough water, as they play a vital role in the process of building teeth.Both calcium and phosphorus are essential elements for building and strengthening teeth. Calcium helps to strengthen tooth enamel, while phosphorus helps maintain the balance of minerals in the teeth. Examples include dairy products and fish.Fibers stimulate the production of saliva, which helps clean the teeth and remove food debris and bacteria. Some fruits and vegetables, such as apples, carrots, and cucumbers, naturally clean the teeth and stimulate the gums.Water plays an important role in maintaining oral health. It helps rinse food debris and promotes saliva production, which maintains the pH balance in the mouth and prevents dryness. Saliva forms the first line of defense against cavities and gum diseases because it contains important minerals that help strengthen teeth.Fluoride is an essential element for dental health, as it helps strengthen enamel and increases its resistance to cavities.Diet directly affects dental health. Eating healthy foods can help maintain strong and healthy teeth. It is important to avoid sugary foods and acidic drinks that damage tooth enamel.Sugars are the number one enemy of dental health. Consuming sugary foods and drinks, such as sweets, sodas, and sugary juices, can lead to an increase in harmful bacteria in the mouth, causing tooth decay. Sugars in the mouth turn into acid that attacks tooth enamel, leading to long-term deterioration of dental health.It is essential to maintain a balanced diet and consume an adequate amount, as too much of anything beneficial can become harmful.

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The Impact of Diabetes on Oral Health

Diabetes is considered a chronic condition that affects many aspects of health, including oral and dental health. People with diabetes are more susceptible to dental problems due to the impact of blood sugar levels on oral tissues.The primary effect of diabetes is an increased risk of gum disease. This happens when blood sugar levels are […]

Are Oral Iron and Vitamin Supplements Harmful to Teeth ?

Taking iron and vitamin supplements by itself isn’t harmful to the teeth , but there are a few points to consider :  If you have any specific dental issues, it’s best to consult your dentist. Regularly treating cavities and having routine check-ups can prevent any potential damage to your teeth. Abu Maizar Dental Roots Clinic