Consultations at Ajam Dental Clinic are by appointment. The quickest way to reach us is to call or send a WhatsApp message to one of our two dentists; you can also send us an email.
- +961 76 593 093WhatsApp Dr. Abdel Rahman
- +961 76 619 659WhatsApp Dr. Soumaya
- Consultations by appointment — message us on WhatsApp
How to book
- WhatsApp: send a message to Dr. Abdel Rahman Ajam or Dr. Soumaya Ajam. For babies, children and teenagers, please contact Dr. Soumaya directly, as she handles all children’s dental care at the clinic.
- Phone: call Dr. Abdel Rahman Ajam on +961 76 593 093, or Dr. Soumaya Ajam on +961 76 619 659 for children.
- Email: write to ajam.dental.clinic@hotmail.com for questions that are not urgent.
To help us find a suitable appointment, please mention in your message:
- your name, and your child’s name and age if the appointment is for a child;
- what is bothering you, or the treatment you would like to discuss;
- the days that suit you best.
Please do not send X-rays, medical reports or other medical records unless we ask for them. If they are useful for your appointment, we will tell you what to bring.
If the appointment is for a child’s first visit, you may find it helpful to read our guide to your child’s first dental visit beforehand. If you cannot come to your appointment, please let us know by WhatsApp or phone as early as possible, so that another patient can use the time.
Finding us
The clinic is on Fouad Chehab Boulevard, in the Al-Makateb Building, on the 1st floor, in Tripoli, Lebanon. Tap the address above to open directions on your phone. If you are not sure which entrance to use, send us a WhatsApp message on your way. You can also read more about our clinic and our dentists.
In case of severe pain or swelling
If you have severe toothache or swelling, contact us by WhatsApp or phone as soon as possible and describe your symptoms, so that we can advise you. Our guides on what to do right now for a severe toothache and on facial swelling from a tooth explain the first steps.
Go directly to a hospital emergency department if you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, or if the swelling is spreading quickly, for example towards the eye or down the neck. These signs need urgent medical care, before any dental appointment.