• Dr Daniel Girgis is the Founder and Director of Mobile Oral Surgery Services Pty Ltd (MOSS).
• He is dual qualified in medicine (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Adelaide 2014) and dentistry (Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Western Australia 2020) and has undertaken 12 months of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Training at a registrar level (Prince of Wales Hospital NSW 2021).
• He routinely performs a variety of oral surgery procedures under inhalational (happy gas) sedation with excellent results & collaborates with sedation specialists who also travel to the dental practice to undertake the IV sedation procedure (patient asleep).
• In addition, he has extensive experience in medicine including a medical internship, surgical residency and over 5 years of experience as a medical practitioner in emergency departments across New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia. This background in medicine informs his ability to comprehensively medically assess and optimize patients for a wide range of oral surgical and sedation services.
• He has first author publications in Australian and International journals and has presented original research in the field of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery internationally.
• In establishing MOSS, he has extensive pride in providing a premium service that is not only characterized by quality, safety, comfort and efficiency but also a strong emphasis on patient affordability and accessibility.

All dental nurses employed by MOSS have undergone extensive training to ensure the highest standard of oral surgery and patient related care.
All of our nurses have university qualifications.
Vicky holds a medical science degree, and Tiffany has a degree in radiography and is also a current medical student.

Our nurses are committed to timely, efficient and compassionate care and their tasks include

• Patient reassurance & assistance
• Setting up the surgical equipment
• Assisting Dr Daniel during the procedure
• Sterilization & infection control