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Dentist
4.8

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Online
Home Visit
Inclinic
Fees:  30.00 JOD (Does not include procedures)
محمد
10/14/2023 7:15:07 PM

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Professional Background

Dr. Tariq Al-Amad, a specialist in maxillofacial surgery and dental implantology, holds a clinical master’s degree in maxillofacial surgery from the University of Jordan. During his period of specialization, Dr. Tariq worked with many cases related to facial and dental plastic surgery, which gave him great experience in this field, as he studies each case. He develops a treatment plan that suits the patient’s condition to provide a distinctive result with a special aesthetic character, in addition to treating cases of jaw asymmetry, jaw joint pain, and facial fractures, in addition to oral rehabilitation, whether with dental or bone implants. 

Dr. Tariq obtained a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Jordan and then joined the Higher Specialization Program from the University of Jordan in the specialty of maxillofacial surgery, followed by an Irish Fellowship in Dentistry.

In his center, Dr. Tariq provides all solutions and treatments related to cosmetic dentistry and implants, dental prosthetics, Hollywood smile, porcelain veneers, and dental veneers. There are also departments that deal with teeth in Dr. Kav’s center: such as root canal treatment, children’s teeth, and orthodontics.

The doctor is currently working in his clinic, which is equipped with the latest and most accurate equipment and is located near the Seventh Circle intersection in Sweifieh, Paris Street, Al Reem Complex, first floor.

 

Education

  • Doctor of Dental Surgery, Jordan University, Jordan
  • Master of Surgery, Jordan University, Jordan
  • Fellowship - Dentistry, Jordan University, Jordan

Professional Memberships

  • Royal College of Surgeons – Ireland RCSI

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Reviews

4.8
Excellent
Doctor
4.75
Health Facility Quality
4.83
Waiting Time
4.75
Reception
4.79

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