How does a child become a dentist?

Now, she shares when she first decided to become a dentist:

“I’ve known since I was eight that I wanted to become a dentist. I used to look forward to dental visits, not because of the treatments, of course, but because of the little gifts we received afterward. Sometimes I would even tag along with my cousins, so after they bravely got through their appointments, I could enjoy a small reward as well. Naturally, I much preferred it when they had to be the brave ones, not me. Over time, all of my older cousins chose the same profession and became dentists. I would watch them studying at home, flipping through their textbooks, and imagine myself in their place one day, getting closer and closer to my dream. At university, I found myself especially drawn to aesthetic dentistry and orthodontics. Now, years later, I’m dedicated to helping my patients achieve beautiful, confident smiles and perhaps one day, I’ll inspire a child to follow a similar path.”

Dr. Ghazaleh sees patients at our clinic every Wednesday, bringing a high level of expertise, care, and attention to her work. She creates a calm and supportive environment where patients feel comfortable asking questions and receive personalized treatment tailored to their needs.

Committed to continuous professional development, she regularly attends advanced training courses to stay up to date with the latest techniques and technologies. Her goal is for every patient to leave her care feeling satisfied, confident, and reassured.