One decision-maker, start to finish.
Most complex implant cases get split across multiple offices. A general dentist refers a patient to a surgeon for placement. The surgeon refers them out for sedation. A third-party lab fabricates the prosthesis. The referring dentist sees the patient back for prosthetic delivery. Each handoff is reasonable on its own. Together, they accumulate friction, timeline, and missed context.
Revive is structured the other way. Dr. Metwally plans the case, performs the surgery, and oversees the restoration. Surgical anesthesia is administered by a contracted anesthesiologist who specializes in outpatient sedation. The prosthetic is designed and milled in our in-house lab, under Dr. Metwally’s direction. There is one clinical decision-maker, start to finish.
We don’t do cleanings, veneers, braces, root canals, or general dentistry. The focus on implant surgery and full-arch rehabilitation is what makes this model work, and what makes it possible to take on the cases other offices won’t.
Dr. Moemen Metwally
Lead Surgeon and Clinic Director
Dr. Moemen Metwally is the founding surgeon of Revive Smiles. His practice is focused exclusively on dental implants, full-arch rehabilitation, and complex surgical cases, including zygomatic implants and revision of failed prior implant work.
Over more than 15 years and thousands of implant cases, Dr. Metwally has built a practice around the kinds of patients other offices send away: severe bone loss, failed prior implants, patients told they aren’t candidates, and full-mouth rehabilitations that need surgery, sedation, and prosthetic design coordinated under one roof.
He plans every case personally. He performs every surgery himself. He follows every patient through the prosthetic phase. There is no associate surgeon, no rotating provider, no case handed off mid-treatment.
Teaching surgeons who teach other surgeons.
Dr. Metwally teaches implant surgery to other dentists and surgeons internationally. The work of placing implants, especially in complex cases involving bone loss, failed prior implants, or zygomatic anatomy, is learned from surgeons with case volume and judgment, not from textbooks.
He teaches courses through clinical training programs across multiple countries, with a focus on full-arch rehabilitation and advanced surgical techniques for compromised cases. Specific institutional affiliations available on request.
When patients ask “how do I know this surgeon is the right one for this work,” the most honest answer is often: other surgeons trust him to teach them how to do it.
How the practice operates around the surgeon.
Anesthesia. Surgical sedation and general anesthesia are administered by contracted anesthesiologists who specialize in outpatient surgical sedation. They come to our facility for your procedure. You will meet your anesthesiologist before surgery and review your medical history with them directly.
In-House Lab. The prosthetic side of your case, design, milling, finishing, and same-day provisional teeth where possible, happens in our in-house lab. The lab works under Dr. Metwally’s direction. When an adjustment is needed, the designer walks down the hall, not through a courier’s schedule.
Maintenance. Hygiene care for existing implant patients is provided by our on-site hygienist. Long-term maintenance is part of what we do for the people we treat, not a separate appointment booked elsewhere.
Front Office. Consultations, scheduling, financing pre-qualification, and ongoing communication are handled by our front-office team. The clinical decisions stay with Dr. Metwally; the rest of the experience is built to make surgical care less complicated.