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Meet Dr. Nabil Moussa
DMD
Dr. Nabil Moussa, DDS, lives and works in the Bluffton area. Originally born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia in Canada, Dr. Moussa has completed his undergraduate degree in chemistry and dental doctorate at Dalhousie University. He grew up in a small town in Canada playing soccer, hockey, and rugby. During his university education he competed as a varsity athlete in Track and Field. He went on to complete surgical residency at the Brooklyn Hospital Center, rotating to service the community in the Bronx, Scranton Pennsylvania and Annapolis Maryland. Dr. Moussa continued his training by participating in a fellowship at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Orthognathic and Temporomandibular Joint Surgery. His training included extensive experience in the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, correction of severe facial asymmetry, and temporomandibular joint replacement. He has written and lectured nationally on various topics in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
In addition to working towards completing his Fellowship at Anne Arundel Medical center, Dr. Moussa is passionate about using his skills to help underserved populations. Most recently he traveled to Eretria, to provide service to patients who suffered from cleft lip and palate as well as other orofacial tumors and disfigurements from the civil war.
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Patient Care Coordinator
Kelly Emerling
For larger or more complex cases, your Patient Care Coordinator plays an essential role in planning, managing, and overseeing every step of your treatment to ensure the best possible outcome.
Working closely with your surgeon and your referring provider, your PCC ensures that your care team remains consistent from your first consultation through your final follow-up appointment. This continuity not only leads to smoother communication and better results — it also helps you feel supported and confident throughout your entire surgical journey.
Your Patient Care Coordinator handles every detail, including treatment planning, financial coordination, case preparation, communication with referring offices, and post-operative follow-ups. Most importantly, they serve as your dedicated point of contact — someone who knows your case, understands your needs, and is always available to answer questions or offer guidance along the way.
