Dr. Sarat Mohammadu

Dr. Sarat Mohammadu is a Pediatric Dentist from Smyrna, GA. She received her bachelor’s degree in Chemistry with a minor in Chemical Engineering from Spelman College in Atlanta, GA. She furthered her education with a Master of Science degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Georgetown University while completing her thesis with the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research at the National Institute of Health in Washington, DC. She was featured on the cover of the NIH Record during one of three times presenting her research at NIH Poster Day. Dr. Mohammadu obtained her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Howard University in Washington, DC.

Post-graduation, Dr. Mohammadu began serving underserved populations without medical insurance at a Public Health dental clinic in Silver Spring, MD. She then completed a General Practice Residency, with a predominant focus in Pediatric Dental and Anesthesia rotations at Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center in New York. Dr. Mohammadu then completed a 1-year Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Internship at the Oral Surgical Institute in Nashville.

Prior to joining Village Family Dental, Dr. Mohammadu participated in the academic community as a Clinical Instructor at Meharry Medical College in Nashville. In 2019, she was featured in Meharry’s Donor Honor Roll Catalog, discussing her additional position as a Clinical Instructor and Lead Dentist on Meharry’s Mobile Dental Unit ensuring accessible and affordable dental care to special communities (Juvenile detention centers) throughout the Middle Tennessee area. Dr. Mohammadu completed her Pediatric Dental training at The University of Louisville in Kentucky with an additional Master in Pediatric Dentistry degree. She strongly believes that a part of serving the underserved is broadening the horizons of what it means to treat and help others.

During her leisure time, Dr. Mohammadu practices and enjoys Power Vinyasa yoga, Western horse riding, and traveling.

“I strongly believe that a part of serving the underserved is broadening the horizons of what it means to treat and help others.”