Implant Dentist in Tabarbour: Meet Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh

If you are looking for an implant dentist in Tabarbour, you are probably weighing a treatment that takes careful planning, runs over several months, and works best when someone explains every step before it starts. That is exactly where Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh begins with his patients.

This article covers his academic and clinical background, the areas he focuses on at Zoom Dental Clinic, and what to expect at your first visit if you are considering dental implants or a full mouth rehabilitation.

Who is Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh?

Dr. Mohammad’s path started early at the Jubilee School for gifted students, and continued at dental school, where he graduated among the top ten in his class. He then moved into academia as a part-time lecturer and research and teaching assistant at the University of Jordan.

On the clinical side, he completed intensive training at Jordan University Hospital during 2024 and 2025, where the range and complexity of cases go well beyond what a single clinic usually sees. Today he practises at Zoom Dental Clinic in Tabarbour.

Why a research background matters to you

Dentistry changes fast. New materials appear, implant protocols get revised, and advice that was standard ten years ago no longer is. A dentist who teaches and does research reads those changes at the source rather than waiting to hear about them from a sales rep.

For you as a patient, that means one practical thing: when you ask why this option and not another, you get an answer based on evidence, not habit.

His clinical focus

Dental implants

A titanium fixture that fuses with the jawbone and carries a crown, replacing a missing tooth root and all. Success depends on planning first: bone volume and density, nerve and sinus positions, and gum health. Learn more about dental implants in Tabarbour.

Oral surgery

A field that covers procedures such as complex extractions, impacted teeth and surgical preparation for implants when the bone needs it. Each starts with a careful X-ray assessment that also decides whether a case suits the clinic or should be referred to a specialist centre.

Full mouth rehabilitation

For mouths with several problems at once: missing teeth, tired old restorations and an uncomfortable bite. Instead of treating tooth by tooth, one complete plan sets the order, the timeline and the end goal.

How an implant case runs at our clinic

1. Exam and X-rays: a clinical exam and a panoramic X-ray to assess bone, nerves and sinuses.
2. Getting the mouth ready: treating any decay or gum disease first, because unhealthy gums put the implant at risk.
3. Placing the implant: done under local anaesthetic, followed by a healing period of several months while the bone fuses.
4. The final crown: once fused, the crown is designed and fitted, and regular follow-up begins.

We cover each stage in more detail in the dental implant process.

How he works with patients

Patients know Dr. Mohammad for his calm manner. He takes the time to explain, lays out the options with their pros and cons, and makes the decision a shared one. That matters most with implants, because the treatment needs your commitment too: aftercare, appointments and daily hygiene.

The idea is simple: a patient who understands the plan sticks to it, and sticking to it is a big part of implant success. So you leave the first visit knowing what will happen, when and why.

Questions to ask at your first visit

• Do I have enough bone for an implant now, or do I need a preparatory step?
• What is the alternative if an implant isn’t right for me: a bridge or a removable denture?
• How long will the full plan take, up to the final crown?
• What should I do and avoid after the procedure?
• What drives the cost in my particular case?

If you are choosing between an implant and a bridge, our crowns and bridges page explains the difference, and you can also meet Dr. Mutasem Irdaisat, who focuses on prosthetic dentistry.

Booking with Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh

Implant dentist in Tabarbour: frequently asked questions

Who is the implant dentist at Zoom Dental Clinic in Tabarbour?

Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh, a dentist who focuses on dental implants, oral surgery and full mouth rehabilitation. He worked as a part-time lecturer and research and teaching assistant at the University of Jordan and completed intensive clinical training at Jordan University Hospital.

Do dental implants hurt?

The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, so you shouldn’t feel pain during it. Some swelling and discomfort for a few days afterwards is normal and is usually managed with ordinary painkillers and aftercare instructions.

How long does an implant take?

Placing the implant takes one visit, but the bone usually needs several months to fuse before the final crown, longer if the bone needs preparing first.

Can I get an implant if I smoke or have diabetes?

Not necessarily ruled out, but smoking and poorly controlled diabetes raise the risk of failure. Your dentist assesses your case and explains what is needed before starting.

What is the alternative if an implant isn’t right for me?

The usual alternatives are a fixed bridge or a removable denture. Your dentist recommends the best fit based on the neighbouring teeth, the bone and your preference.

How do I book with Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh?

Book through the contact form on the Zoom Dental Clinic website, through the clinic’s ClinicsJo page, or by calling 0790793443.