Meet Dr. Ban R. Barbat
Dr. Ban R. Barbat is a highly experienced general and cosmetic dentist with over 30 years of expertise in creating healthy, confident smiles. Her career began at Wayne State University, Detroit. She earned her undergraduate degree there before continuing her education at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) School of Dentistry. Her exceptional skills were evident early in her career when she was awarded top honors in comprehensive care, crowns, and bridgework.
As the founder and lead dentist of her Shelby Township, Michigan practice, Dr. Barbat has dedicated her career to providing personalized, comprehensive dental care. Dr. Barbat’s approach is rooted in building lasting relationships with her patients. She believes in a patient-first approach, emphasizing preventive care, state-of-the-art technology, and innovative treatment options to enhance the dental experience.
Dr. Barbat has helped countless patients achieve optimal oral health through general dentistry, veneers, crowns, and more. With over 300 training hours, Dr. Barbat has attained the status of a neuromuscular dentist, helping many patients with TMJ disorder and sleep disorders. She aims to help her patients achieve better, healthier, more confident lives with high-quality dental care.
Dr. Barbat’s commitment to her community is evident in her active participation in local outreach programs. She is known for her dedication to improving dental health access for underserved populations. When she’s not in the office, Dr. Barbat enjoys a variety of activities that reflect her zest for life. She’s a passionate home chef, loves to travel and explore new cultures, and enjoys dancing and fitness. Most importantly, she cherishes spending quality time with her family.
Reach out to Dr. Barbat today to learn more about her unique approach to dental care. Discover how her expertise can help you achieve the beautiful smile you truly deserve.
As a child and a teenager I spent many hours in a dental chair because of cavities.
It seemed like I always had some kind of dental problem, like a toothache or an abscess.
The bright side was that it got me interested in becoming a dentist, so I got a job as a dental assistant and a receptionist
Doing that confirmed to me that this is the career tailor made for me.
I love the environment, I love the variety of procedures that I saw the dentist do, and I loved interacting with different people all day.
Once I started practicing as a dentist, my love for what I do became the reward of changing people’s lives.
For example, getting a patient out of pain who has an infection from an abscess.
A patient who has daily headaches or dizziness that renders them unable to work or socialize, can find relief with TMJ treatment, a patient who is embarrassed to smile can experience joy once their smile is transformed.
People ask me all the time why I chose dentistry.
They tell me it’s not an easy profession at all. Well, if I were to go back and do it again, I would do nothing different.
This is truly my calling.