Dr. Soumaya Ajam
Paediatric dentist in Tripoli, Lebanon — dental care for babies, children and teenagers at Ajam Dental Clinic.
Dr. Soumaya Ajam is a dentist at Ajam Dental Clinic on Fouad Chehab Boulevard in Tripoli, Lebanon. Her specialty is paediatric dentistry, and she handles all dental care for children at the clinic, from babies to teenagers.
Qualifications
- Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)
- University Diploma (DU) in Paediatric Dentistry, Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth (USJ), 2024
- University Diploma (DU) in Oral Pathology, USJ, 2023
Areas of work
With children, she works at their pace: she explains each step in simple words, builds trust gradually and involves parents in prevention at home. Her training in oral pathology also covers the assessment of mouth lesions and ulcers.
- A child’s first dental visit and regular check-ups
- Prevention: preventing tooth decay, fluoride and fissure sealants
- Treating cavities in baby teeth
- Children who are afraid of the dentist
- Dental injuries: a knocked-out or broken tooth
Read more about children’s dentistry at our clinic.
Medical review of our articles
Dr. Soumaya Ajam reviews the articles on this website about children’s teeth. Articles on adult dentistry are reviewed by Dr. Abdel Rahman Ajam.
Book an appointment for your child
Consultations are by appointment, Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 17:00. For babies, children and teenagers, contact Dr. Soumaya Ajam directly by WhatsApp or phone on +961 76 619 659.
Articles reviewed
- A child’s tooth knocked out or broken: what to do in the first 30 minutes
- Baby bottle tooth decay: causes, early signs and prevention
- Baby’s first tooth: when it appears, in what order, and how to care for it
- Fluoride and fissure sealants for children
- My child is afraid of the dentist: how to help
- Pediatric dentist in Tripoli: when your child needs a children’s dentist
- Preventing tooth decay in children: a practical guide for parents
- Should cavities in baby teeth be treated?
- Teething in babies: what helps and what does not
- Your child’s first dental visit: at what age, and what happens?
