At Brush Floss Dentistry for Children, our board-certified pediatric dentists, Dr. Arash Goshtasby and Dr. Cameron Grant, are experts in growing smiles. Read on to learn more about them or book a visit to meet them in person!
Dr. Arash Goshtasby (aka Dr. Gosh) graduated from the University of British Columbia’s Doctor of Dental Medicine program in 2019. He provided dental care in rural Alberta for two years before specializing in pediatric dentistry at Nova Southeastern University.
Since then, Dr. Gosh has worked in Calgary at Alberta Children’s Hospital and in Edmonton. Dr. Gosh’s gentle approach and comforting nature create a safe environment for children of all needs.
Dr. Gosh is a board-certified specialist in pediatric dentistry in Canada and the U.S., a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada, and a Diplomat of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry.
In his spare time Dr. Gosh enjoys travelling, building LEGO kits, and spending time with his wife and kitten.
Favourite ride at Universal : The Simpsons Ride
Favourite Superhero : Batman
Favourite Board Game : Monopoly GO!
Fun fact : I love paddleboarding, but I’m terrible at staying on the board.
Dr. Cameron Grant was born in Edmonton and grew up in Stettler, AB. He graduated from the University of Alberta with his DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery degree) and practiced General Dentistry for 20 years before returning to school. He graduated from the University of Manitoba in 2018 with a master’s degree in pediatric dentistry.
Dr. Grant enjoys treating kids and has a wealth of knowledge from his many years of experience and his continual pursuit of the most current pediatric dental techniques.
He is married and has four children who keep him on his toes. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching swimming with the Red Deer Catalina Swim Club. He also enjoys spending time with his family, travelling and listening to live music.
Favourite Ride at Disney : The Pirates of the Caribbean
Favourite Dessert : Lemon Meringue Pie
Fun fact ! : Dr. Grant was a competitive swimmer for many years and earned a spot on the 1988 Canadian Olympic swim team at the age of 18 as a breaststroker in Seoul, Korea.
