Meet Dr Majid Serpoosh
Principal dentist and owner of EasyCare Family Dental in East Brisbane. I take time to understand what matters to you, explain your options and plan care with you.
BOHDS, MDent (Griffith University) | Former engineer
Why I became a dentist
Before dentistry, I worked as an engineer. Then I had a painful dental appointment where I felt rushed and unheard. It stayed with me. I wanted to practise in a way that gave people clear answers and made room for the person behind the dental problem.
With my family's support, I retrained at Griffith University and completed my Bachelor of Oral Health and Dental Science and Master of Dentistry. Today I run EasyCare with Dr Sheyda Almasloo, my life partner and business partner. Our clinic reflects what I needed as a patient: thoughtful planning, honest explanations and care that pays attention to comfort.
Care I provide at EasyCare
These are areas of my work, not a substitute for an individual examination. The right treatment depends on your tooth, health and goals.
Wisdom teeth and extractions
Assessment, imaging when needed and a clear discussion of removal options. Higher-risk cases may need specialist referral.
Explore wisdom teeth removalRoot canal treatment
Careful diagnosis and treatment planning when a tooth is painful or infected and may be worth saving.
Explore root canal treatmentDental implants
Assessment and planning for replacing missing teeth, including whether an implant is suitable for you.
Explore dental implantsYou should understand your care before you decide
I want you to know what I see, which options are reasonable and what each choice involves. It is your decision, and we can take the time to talk it through.
- Clear explanationsWhat the examination shows and what the next steps could be.
- Careful planningWhether a tooth can be preserved, treated or may need removal.
- Attention to comfortWe check how you are feeling and let local anaesthetic take effect before treatment proceeds.
Books, ideas and the person behind the teeth
Outside the clinic, I read about psychology, philosophy, technology and the way people make decisions. Those ideas often make me think about trust, fear and what good care feels like from a patient's side. I write occasional personal reflections about them in Beyond the Dental Chair.
They are not treatment advice. They are a way to share the questions that keep me curious about people as well as dentistry.
Ready to talk about your dental care?
Find us at Suite 103, 33 Lytton Road, East Brisbane, above Seasons IGA. Free undercover parking is available beneath the building. You can also view parking and directions or meet Dr Sheyda.
