Services

Sixteen services, managed inside one plan.

Ayla brings restorative, surgical, orthodontic and aesthetic work together in one Aqaba practice, so a case is read once, planned once, and followed by the same team from start to review.

Area of care

Cosmetic & Restorative

Rebuilding shape, shade and function with modern materials and a precise plan.

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Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry

Harmony between how a smile looks and how it works.

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Porcelain Veneers

Thin ceramic layers, carefully designed.

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Laser Teeth Whitening

Lightening under clinical supervision.

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Cosmetic & Restorative

A smile designed around your face.

A smile is not a row of white teeth. It is a precise relationship between your lip line, facial width, skin tone and the way your bite comes together. Every cosmetic case here begins by reading that relationship before a single tooth is touched, and the result is designed on screen before it is designed in your mouth.

  • Noticeable differences in shade or shape between teeth
  • Old restorations that have darkened or show margins
  • Wear or chipping that has shortened your teeth
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Porcelain Veneers

A thin layer, a complete change.

A porcelain veneer is roughly the thickness of a fingernail, and that is exactly what makes it demanding: everything depends on preparation accuracy, on the ceramist layering the shade, and on the final bond. Executed properly, it is indistinguishable from natural enamel even up close.

  • Staining that whitening cannot lift
  • Small gaps between the front teeth
  • Short or irregularly shaped teeth
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Laser Whitening

Brighter shades, without the sting.

Most bad whitening experiences come from an uncontrolled procedure: gel that is too aggressive, gums left unprotected, or teeth that were never assessed first. We reverse the order - examine, clean, fully isolate the soft tissue, then activate the gel under control.

  • Coffee, tea and tobacco staining
  • Gradual yellowing with age
  • An upcoming event that needs a fast result
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Crowns & Bridges

Strength restored, shape that stays quiet.

A crown is not a cosmetic cap. It is a structure that redistributes chewing forces across a weakened or root-treated tooth. That is why the work starts with the design of the biting surface, not the colour.

  • A cracked or broken tooth
  • A tooth after root canal treatment
  • One or more missing adjacent teeth
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Fillings & Restoration

Fix the problem, not the tooth.

A good filling is measured by how much healthy tooth it leaves behind, not by how much it removed. Using magnification and rubber-dam isolation, we remove only the decay, then rebuild the surface with composites that bond to enamel and flex with the tooth as you chew.

  • Early or moderate decay
  • Old metal restorations
  • A small chip on a tooth edge
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Digital Restorations

From scan to final fit.

Digital scanning removes the conventional impression and everything uncomfortable about it, producing a precise file from which the restoration is designed and milled from a single ceramic block - no voids, no internal weak points.

  • Anyone who dislikes conventional impressions
  • Cases that need very precise margins
  • Patients who prefer fewer visits

Area of care

Advanced Treatment

Implants, surgery, endodontics and gum care within digital planning and one team.

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Root Canal Treatment

Treating pulp inflammation and saving the tooth.

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Dental Implants

Replacing a missing tooth from the root.

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Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Surgical procedures in an equipped setting.

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Endodontics

Save the tooth, skip the extraction.

Root canal treatment has a reputation far worse than its modern reality. With profound anaesthesia, rotary instrumentation and electronic length measurement, the visit feels closer to a long filling than to the ordeal people imagine. The pain patients remember is the infection before treatment, not the treatment.

  • Throbbing or night-time pain
  • Prolonged sensitivity to heat
  • Swelling or an abscess near the tooth
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Dental Implants

A new root, full function back.

An implant is not a tooth glued into a gap. It is the reconstruction of a root that carries load and keeps the bone from resorbing. That is why the work begins with a 3D scan measuring bone volume, nerve position and sinus anatomy before any decision is made.

  • One or several missing teeth
  • A removable denture that never felt stable
  • An old bridge that stressed the neighbouring teeth
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Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Measured surgery, planned recovery.

Good surgery starts long before the chair: an accurate diagnosis, a review of your medical history and medication, and a frank explanation of what will happen and why. Most anxiety disappears once you know the sequence in advance.

  • Impacted or painful wisdom teeth
  • Surgical removal of retained roots
  • Cases needing bone grafting before implants
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Gum Health

The foundation your teeth stand on.

Gum disease advances quietly: a little bleeding when brushing, then recession, then bone loss that does not come back. Most teeth lost after forty are lost to the gums, not to decay.

  • Bleeding when brushing or flossing
  • Persistent bad breath
  • Receding gums or root sensitivity
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Laser Dentistry

More precision, less discomfort.

A laser does not replace everything, but where soft tissue is involved it is an excellent tool: less bleeding, fewer sutures, faster healing and, in many cases, lighter anaesthesia.

  • A gummy smile that needs recontouring
  • Pockets resistant to conventional therapy
  • Anxiety about scalpels and sutures

Area of care

Alignment & Family Care

Orthodontics for every age, plus prevention that protects the result.

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Orthodontics

Aligning teeth and correcting the bite.

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Clear Aligners

Gradual movement with removable clear trays.

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Pediatric Dentistry

A calm first experience that builds trust.

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Orthodontics

Alignment that serves function first.

Moving teeth is easy; the hard part is moving them into a stable position that works with your jaw joint and muscles. So we begin with an occlusal analysis and cephalometric imaging before any appliance is fitted, and we are honest about the endpoint and the timeline.

  • Crowding or spacing
  • A deep or crossbite
  • Uneven wear across the teeth
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Clear Aligners

Correction nobody has to notice.

Clear aligners move teeth in small, digitally calculated steps and come out for eating and brushing - which is simultaneously their biggest advantage and their biggest demand. The result depends on wearing them 20-22 hours a day.

  • Mild to moderate crowding
  • Professionals who prefer no visible braces
  • Relapse after previous treatment
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Pediatric Dentistry

A first visit they remember calmly.

A child's relationship with dentistry is formed in the first ten minutes. So we begin with an introduction visit and no instruments: they sit in the chair, hold the mirror, hear the handpiece and understand what will happen in plain words before anything is done.

  • A first visit between one and three years old
  • Early decay in baby teeth
  • A child who is anxious about the clinic
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Preventive Care

The cheapest treatment is the one you never needed.

Most of what we treat could have been prevented. Prevention is not generic advice but a personal plan: your decay rate, saliva profile, diet and how you actually brush all decide your recall interval and your toolkit.

  • Anyone more than a year since their last visit
  • A history of repeated decay
  • Smokers and patients with diabetes
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Examination & Cleaning

Half an hour that saves you years.

A routine check-up is not a quick glance. We examine every tooth, chart the gums, verify the bite and screen the soft tissues for change - then explain what we found in plain language with images you can see.

  • A six-monthly review
  • Surface staining and calculus build-up
  • Before starting any cosmetic treatment

Information provided is general and does not replace an examination or diagnosis by a dentist.