3833 Roswell Rd. NE, Tuxedo Atrium, STE 110A, Atlanta, GA 30342
Inside the perimeter
ANEWU has appeared in national and Atlanta press and holds memberships with four professional and accrediting bodies. Here is the full picture, plus an honest note on what a press list cannot tell you.
ANEWU has been featured in Vogue, GQ, NBC, Atlanta Magazine, The Atlantan, The New Yorker and Vanity Fair. The practice is an oral and facial surgery group with three offices in Georgia, covering oral surgery and facial aesthetics.
If you have ever wondered whether a press list tells you anything useful, it tells you where a practice has been visible and little about what happens in the chair.
Press attention is a byproduct of the practice, not the goal of it. The coverage keeps returning to ordinary work: a 3D scan at the first visit, a plan explained before anything is scheduled, and the same two doctors on every case.
Meet the people doing that work on the page for the ANEWU care team.
No. Press coverage is publicity, not a clinical measure. What matters when choosing an oral surgeon is specialty training, how often that surgeon performs your specific procedure, whether imaging and planning happen in house, and how a consultation actually feels. ANEWU publishes its coverage as context, not as proof of outcome.
If you have ever wondered what to look at instead of a logo strip, these are the questions that change a case.
Outcomes are better evidence than coverage, which is why the ANEWU patient stories page carries results in patients' own words. Results vary.
These are memberships and accreditation relationships, not individual certifications. Each body publishes standards that an outpatient surgical practice agrees to work inside.
AAOMS
The US specialty association for oral and maxillofacial surgery. It sets the continuing education and practice standards for the specialty.
ADA
The national professional association for dentistry. Its ethics code covers how treatment is recommended, documented and discussed.
AAAHC
An accrediting body for office-based care. Its standards cover safety and quality in an outpatient surgical setting.
GDA
The state dental association for Georgia. It connects the practice to peer review and state practice standards close to home.
General dentists who send cases here ask about these standards first, which is why the surgical protocol is laid out for referring doctors.
Surgery at ANEWU is performed by Dr. Abtin Shahriari, DMD, MPH, an oral surgeon specializing in implant dentistry, with eight years of specialty training including the University of Pennsylvania and Emory University. Facial aesthetics is led by Dr. Arshia Payman, MD. The two plan surgical and aesthetic treatment together.
He has performed thousands of surgeries, from outpatient dental implants to complex facial reconstruction, and founded Project Global Smile to treat children with cleft lip and palate.
Dr. Payman is a board-certified physician specializing in aesthetic medicine and leads facial aesthetics at ANEWU. She trained at George Washington University and across four Washington D.C. hospitals, including the National Institutes of Health.
Most of what the coverage refers to is full arch dental implants, which ANEWU keeps in house with an on site lab rather than referring those cases out.
The aesthetic side runs on the same plan, so a patient exploring facial aesthetics and one rebuilding an arch are seen by two doctors reading one chart.
Yes. The ANEWU office tour page shows the patient lounge, the consultation room where 3D imaging is reviewed, and the on site lab, before you ever walk in. The first visit page explains what happens at a free consultation. You can also call any of the three Georgia offices.
If you have ever wondered what a surgical office looks like inside, the ANEWU office tour answers that without a phone call.
The walkthrough of what happens at your first visit covers check-in, the 3D scan and what you leave with.
ANEWU is held to the standards of four bodies: the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, the American Dental Association, the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, and the Georgia Dental Association. Each carries ongoing obligations around surgical safety, ethics and continuing education.
No. ANEWU is an oral and facial surgery practice, not a general dental office. The practice does not provide hygiene, endodontics or routine crowns as general dentistry. Care here centers on oral surgery, full arch dental implants, cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics across three Georgia locations.
Three. ANEWU has offices in Buckhead at 3833 Roswell Rd. NE, in Cumming at 425 Peachtree Parkway, and in Dawsonville at 142 Prestige Ln. All three are open Monday to Saturday, staffed by the same surgeons, and each location page lists that office's hours and directions.
Yes. ANEWU offers a free first consultation at all three Georgia offices. Cost only enters the conversation once a surgeon has looked at your anatomy and there is an actual plan to price. For treatment, ANEWU accepts CareCredit and Proceed Finance, along with Visa, MasterCard and Discover.
Book a free consultation and meet the team behind the coverage. Monday to Saturday at all three Georgia locations.
Reviewed by Dr. Abtin Shahriari, oral surgeon specializing in implant dentistry. Last updated September 2026.