Under the direction of Dr. Anas Khater

Time spent on the diagnosis is time saved in treatment.

Dr. Anas Khater is the founder and supervising clinician of Ayla Dental Clinics in Aqaba, and a specialist in restorative dentistry and endodontics. More than fifteen years of practice, with a consistent method: read the case in full, explain it to the patient using their own images, then write the plan with its stages and alternatives before any commitment.

Dr. Anas Khater

15+

Years in clinical practice

5,000+

Cases treated

5.0

Google patient rating

30+

Advanced trainings

The method

We treat the cause, not the symptom alone.

A fractured tooth or a filling that keeps failing is usually the result of something deeper: an unbalanced bite, night grinding, or chronic gum inflammation. The first visit at Ayla is spent reading that whole picture - medical history, occlusion, gums, bone and daily habits - because treating the cause is the only thing that stops the treatment from repeating.

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The least intervention

If a tooth can be saved, it is saved. Sound structure is not traded for a faster solution.

02

A written plan

Stages, duration, alternatives and clear cost, handed to you before the first session.

03

The result is measured later

A review months on is part of the treatment itself, not an optional extra.

Dr. Anas Khater

Credentials & background

Specialist in Restorative Dentistry & Endodontics

Academic training, and a practice that never stops.

Graduating in dental surgery in 2010, Dr. Khater built his specialist path step by step: an aesthetic and restorative certificate from New York University, membership of the Faculty of Dentistry in Ireland, and a specialist post with the Royal Medical Services in Jordan. Today he combines his clinical practice at Ayla with teaching at Aqaba University for Medical Sciences, drawing on a former seat with the Aqaba branch of the Jordan Dental Association.

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Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

Egypt, 2010

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Certificate in Aesthetic & Restorative Dentistry

New York University (NYU), USA

03

Specialist - Royal Medical Services (JRMS)

The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

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Membership of the Faculty of Dentistry (MFDS)

Ireland

05

Instructor - Aqaba University for Medical Sciences

Aqaba, Jordan

06

Former Secretary, Jordan Dental Association - Aqaba Branch

Jordan

Medical Director

Medical philosophy

Good treatment starts with accurate diagnosis and a plan the patient understands. The goal is not to complete a procedure but to reach a result that lasts and serves overall oral health.

Areas of focus

Comprehensive treatment planning, restorative dentistry and oversight of care quality across the clinic.

Approach to planning

Read the case, order clinical priorities, then build clear stages that place health before aesthetics.

Technology and modern dentistry

Digital scanning and computer-aided design are used where they add precision, with clinical judgement kept at the front.

Patient care

Time to explain, respect for patient anxiety and a clear line of contact after every visit.

What to expect in the chair

No pressure, and no opaque jargon.

  • 01Your case reviewed on screen using your own images and radiographs.
  • 02At least two options for every stage, with the merits and limits of each.
  • 03Written costs before we start, with no items appearing later.
  • 04The freedom to say 'not now', with no sales follow-up afterwards.
  • 05A direct WhatsApp line with the clinic after treatment.
Ayla Dental Clinics

Founder and supervising clinician at Ayla. Over ten years across restorative, aesthetic and implant dentistry, with one consistent method: diagnose fully, explain plainly, then treat.