Dr Soha Sharif

Dr Soha is an experienced dentist for children in Brisbane and a member of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry. Soha has 11 years of experience in dentistry and 3 years of post-graduate training in dental treatments specific to children. She provides high-quality dental care dedicated to infants, preschoolers & teenagers up to the age of 14 Years old. The range of treatments offered by Dr Soha is focused on the growth and development of children’s teeth, preventing decay and addressing emerging problems.

Dr Soha provides treatment in a dental chair or under general anesthesia in a hospital when complex or extensive child-specific dental care is required. She is committed to providing comprehensive, quality dental treatment in a child-friendly environment. Most children will only require a caring approach and a gentle introduction to dental treatment to cope with the treatment. “It is truly a great feeling of satisfaction to be able to make a positive impact on the health and lives of your children.”

Dr Soha believes. For the few children who require extensive dental treatment or have severe dental anxiety problems, medical gas inhalation or general anaesthetic facilities may be the most suitable option. Dr Soha is a dentist who can also speak Persian Farsi.

At Pure Dentistry in Brisbane, Dr Soha Sharif provides dental care for children. From a child’s first visit through to the early teenage years (up to around age 12). With more than a decade of experience in dentistry and additional training focused on dental treatment for children, she cares for kids’ teeth with check-ups and cleans under happy gas, fillings and decay management, stainless steel (silver) crowns and tooth-coloured zirconia crowns, space maintainers, and tooth removal (extractions) when needed. For children who feel nervous, Dr Soha uses a gentle, step-by-step approach, and happy gas (nitrous oxide) is available in the clinic — generally for children from around three to four years of age — to help them feel more at ease. When a child needs more extensive treatment, younger than 3-4 years old, or finds it hard to cope in the dental chair, she can arrange care under general anaesthesia at hospital, working with a specialist anaesthetist and guiding parents through planning, consent and recovery. Dr Soha works alongside the wider Pure Dentistry team to plan each child’s care and choose the most suitable option together with their parents. Suitability for happy gas or general anaesthesia is assessed individually, and any associated risks are explained before treatment begins.