As a pediatric dentist, my goal is to empower each patient as they develop a lifetime of healthy habits and happy smiles. By providing a safe, fun, and kid-friendly environment, and making each child feels secure, my team and I help them feel at home in the dental setting.
My team and I focus on early intervention, preventive care, and education. This focus helps to establish oral health at an early age and can decrease the likelihood of future dental issues. It also helps the child and family learn about making healthy choices and instilling good habits, which leads to a healthier body, too!
Being a pediatric dentist means building connections with my patients, listening to their stories and sharing in their dreams, and watching each grow through the years. I cannot imagine a more wonderful way to spend my days!
I then attended Tufts Dental School of Medicine, where I earned my Doctorate of Dental Medicine. Remaining at Tufts, I then completed the rigorous post-doctoral Advanced Education Training in Pediatric Dentistry.
One of the most exciting aspects of oral healthcare is the constant advancement in techniques and technologies. I stay abreast of the latest developments through continuing education: lectures, seminars, meetings, study clubs, and reading relevant journals and publications. This keeps me up-to-date with studies and trends, ensuring I am providing patients with the best pediatric dental experience and outcome.
After growing up in Iran and Belgium, I have lived in Wellesley for 25 years. My husband, Fardad Mobed, is an endodontist and we practice together. We have two incredible daughters, Nikki and Neda, who keep us busy when were not seeing patients, and a sweet family cat, Benny, too.
We recognize that all of our patients are unique and deserve to receive orthodontic care that reflects their individual needs. Our experienced and talented team is committed to working with you and your family to create a comfortable, stress-free, and rewarding orthodontic experience every time you visit our practice.