Expertise you can know.
Care you can trust.
At ARIA, oral and maxillofacial surgery begins with a direct relationship between the patient and the surgeon. Every recommendation is shaped by careful evaluation, clear communication, and a treatment plan designed around the individual.
Care begins with careful understanding.
Oral surgery is not one-size-fits-all. Before recommending treatment, ARIA's surgeons consider the patient's health history, symptoms, imaging, medications, goals, and the role oral surgery may play within a larger care plan.
Individual Evaluation
Every patient receives a recommendation shaped by their diagnosis, anatomy, health history, and treatment needs.
Clear Communication
Patients should understand what is being recommended, why it is being considered, and what alternatives may exist.
Thoughtful Comfort Planning
Anesthesia and comfort options are discussed in the context of the procedure, medical history, and individual needs.
Coordinated Care
ARIA works with referring dentists, orthodontists, restorative providers, physicians, and other specialists when appropriate.
Dr. Hadi Khazaal
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Dr. Hadi Khazaal brings a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach to surgical planning and patient communication. His work at ARIA is centered on helping patients understand the reason for treatment, the available options, and the steps involved before and after a procedure.
Clinical Interests
"Clear information helps patients feel more prepared for the next step."
Dr. Bilal Ibrahaim
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Dr. Bilal Ibrahaim approaches oral and maxillofacial surgery through careful diagnosis, thoughtful preparation, and clear patient communication. He helps patients understand complex surgical decisions by translating clinical information into a plan that feels organized, realistic, and manageable.
Clinical Interests
"Patients should feel informed about their care, not overwhelmed by it."
Individual expertise.
One ARIA approach.
Dr. Khazaal and Dr. Ibrahaim bring individual clinical perspectives to ARIA while working within one shared standard: precise planning, clear communication, thoughtful comfort, and attentive care from consultation through recovery.
Understand
Review the concern, medical history, records, and imaging.
Explain
Discuss findings, treatment options, alternatives, and meaningful considerations.
Plan
Develop an appropriate surgical, anesthesia, and recovery plan.
Treat
Deliver care in a refined, clinically focused environment.
Support
Provide clear postoperative guidance, follow-up, and coordination with the broader care team.
Surgical care shaped around your needs.
ARIA offers a broad range of oral and maxillofacial procedures. The appropriate treatment depends on the patient's diagnosis, health, anatomy, goals, and clinical evaluation.
Not every procedure is appropriate for every patient. Recommendations are made after an individual consultation.
Designed around the entire patient experience.
A surgical experience includes more than the procedure itself. ARIA focuses on what patients need before, during, and after treatment: clear preparation, thoughtful anesthesia planning, a calming environment, and a direct route for questions and follow-up.
Prepare
Understand
Recover
Information should be clear, current, and accountable.
ARIA's clinical pages are designed to identify the people behind the care and the review process behind patient education. Major clinical content should display an author, a medical reviewer, credentials, and review dates where appropriate.
Begin with a thoughtful conversation.
Whether you have been referred for a procedure, are considering your options, or would like a second perspective, ARIA's team is here to help you understand the next step.