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Our children among usare our hearts, walking on the earth

Behind every smile that leaves here: a patient hand, an eye that follows the finest detail, and a place that welcomes the little ones first.

The pain translator

Tell us what you feel, in your own words, not in medical terms.

The gentleness that calms a child who can't cooperate is the same one that holds your hand when you're afraid of your implant.

A single-line drawing of a milk tooth and a child's toothbrush, beside a small wooden toothbrush in a clay cupFrom the world of this site · Teeth for children
Specialty

Children's dentistry, and orthodontics,
in the same clinic.

Dr. Adnan holds a clinical master's in paediatric dentistry and a professional diploma in fixed orthodontics. So your child doesn't move from clinic to clinic at every stage, and their file stays in one place from a first tooth to a last retainer.

There is a play corner, screens and noise-cancelling headphones, and Dr. Adnan makes balloons at the end of the visit.

Dr. Adnan Mohammad Alakhras

His qualifications, each by name and place.

He also works as a dentist at Al-Kindi Hospital in Amman, where he treats the difficult cases that need complex procedures.

2022Clinical master's
paediatric dentistry
OxfordProfessional diploma
fixed orthodontics
NBDEUS National Board
both parts
HPCSARegistered
South Africa
9497Jordan Dental
Association
"Every patient deserves to feel safe, understood and confident in their smile. Whether I am treating a child, an adult or a patient with special needs, my aim is gentle, science-based care, tailored to each person." Dr. Adnan Alakhras
Our equipment

Science keeps moving. Our equipment moves with it.

A dentist scanning a reclining patient's teeth with a small digital camera
A screen above the dental chair showing a magnified tooth from the intraoral camera
A panoramic X-ray of both jaws
A dentist numbing a child's tooth with an electronic anesthesia pen
A child in the chair wearing a laughing-gas nose mask, making a peace sign
An oxygen monitor showing oxygen level and pulse on its screen
A treatment room with a large ceiling screen above the dental chair

Digital dental scanInstead of impression paste, a small camera captures your teeth in 3D on screen.

Intraoral cameraYou see your tooth magnified on screen, exactly as we do, and we explain it right there.

In-clinic digital X-rayThe image is on screen within moments, and we walk you through it before any decision.

Electronic anesthesiaA device controls how fast the anesthetic flows, so it goes in slowly and steadily.

Laughing gasThrough a small nose mask, adjusted during the visit, while you stay awake and can talk.

Oxygen monitoringSystems that watch your oxygen throughout the session, so everything stays in view.

A ceiling screenA screen above the chair that keeps little ones busy through the visit.

We won't recite device names. We'll tell you what they do for you: a clearer picture, a more precise decision, a calmer chair.

Curious about any of it? Ask. We'll show you the device and explain why we use it.

That’s us · Alakhras Clinic

Dental & Aesthetic ClinicTla’a Al-Ali, Amman

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The doctor's work

See the work for yourself, before you decide.

  • A smile after veneers at Alakhras Clinic
  • Dr. Adnan Alakhras during a treatment
  • A child smiling at Alakhras Clinic
  • A smile in profile after veneers
  • Dr. Adnan Alakhras at the clinic
  • A smile after treatment
  • Dr. Adnan Alakhras treating a patient
  • Dr. Adnan Alakhras with a little girl at the clinic
  • A smile after veneers
Before & after

The difference speaks for itself.

Drag the line between the two photos and see the difference yourself.

The same teeth after veneers Front teeth before veneers

Veneers

A game inside our website

The House of Secrets

Twelve rooms, and a secret in every one.

Come in. Nobody here will ask when you last flossed.

5 of 12 rooms: Garden · Kids’ Room · Balcony · Wind Field · Rooftop

A house of paper, clay and light, tucked inside our website. Every lock you solve opens the next room and gives you a line of a letter.

All agesNo sign-upSound optional

  • Riddles & quizzesLight ones. No marks, no failing.
  • The Wind FieldA kite game that needs a steady hand.
  • A hidden letterWritten into your notebook line by line, finished on the rooftop.
  • Two cards → a giftShow your card at reception, and the doctor picks the gift.

How do you play?

  1. Walk in through the garden.Go room by room. Your notebook remembers where you got to, on your device.
  2. Open the locks.A riddle, an order to put right, a quiz, or a kite that needs a steady hand. Each lock opens the next room.
  3. Collect both cards.The Halfway Card after the Kids’ Room, and the Rooftop Card at the very top.
  4. Show it at reception.Save your card as a picture, show it at the clinic’s reception, and the doctor picks your gift.

No luck and no draws: it is all your wits and your hand. No sign-up, and we collect nothing about you. Your notebook lives on your device only, and clearing your browser data erases it.

"How much does it cost?"

There is no single number, because there is no single mouth. The cost is decided after the exam, not before it. What we can do is tell you what decides the cost of your treatment, and what happens at your first visit, before you come.

Where we are

We are right here, 300 m from Al-Waha Circle.

Al-Mihaniya Towers, Abdul Halim Abbas St., Tla'a Al-Ali, 5th floor.

Al-Madina Al-Munawwara St.Wasfi Al-Tall St.Al-Waha Circle Al-Mihaniya Towers © OpenStreetMap contributors

Hours: Saturday to Wednesday 10 to 6, Thursday 10 to 4

About 300 m from Al-Waha Circle