Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Review – A Comprehensive and Contemporary Update 2021
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Video Course · Oral Surgery · 2021
The oral maxillofacial surgery review 2021 from Oakstone delivers 54 video lectures covering evidence-based approaches across anesthesia, pathology, implants, trauma, orthognathic surgery, TMJ, and cosmetic procedures for practicing oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
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54video lectures
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54speakers
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2021edition
- Evidence-based approaches in oral and maxillofacial surgery
- 14 key areas from anesthesia and trauma to implants and cosmetic surgery
- 54 expert faculty across all OMFS subspecialties
- Focus on improved surgical procedures and patient safety
Oakstone Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Review 2021 — 54 Lectures Across All Subspecialties
The oral maxillofacial surgery review 2021 from Oakstone Publishing presents 54 video lectures delivering the latest insight on surgical decision-making, techniques, and evidence-based procedures. This comprehensive program covers 14 key areas of oral and maxillofacial surgery, from anesthesia and medical management to pathology, reconstruction, trauma, implants, and cosmetic surgery, designed to enhance knowledge and improve patient safety for practicing surgeons.
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54video lectures
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54expert faculty
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2021edition
Inside this resource
Anesthesia, Medical Management, and Practice Safety
Deepak Krishnan covers airway emergencies, while Kyle Kramer presents perioperative vignettes and cardiac disease management. Stuart Lieblich addresses complications in ambulatory anesthesia, and Gary Bouloux discusses controlled substance prescribing and opioid reduction strategies. Medical sessions cover perioperative cardiac, pulmonary, endocrine, and substance abuse management with Daniel McNally, Brandi Bottiger, and Henry Ward.
Pathology, Infections, and Oncology
Eric Carlson presents MRONJ and ameloblastoma management, while Jasjit Dillon covers osteoradionecrosis and navigational surgery. Rabie Shanti addresses maxillofacial infections, osteomyelitis, and antibiotic selection. Antonia Kolokythas covers head and neck squamous cancer assessment and surgical management. White and red lesions, benign odontogenic lesions, and craniofacial fibro-osseous lesions are covered by Don-John Summerlin, Dean Deluke, and Andrea Burke.
Trauma, TMJ, and Orthognathic Surgery
David Powers presents panfacial trauma management and complications. Carolyn Brookes addresses orbital trauma, Mark Green covers pediatric facial trauma, and Marty Steed discusses mandibular condylar fractures. TMJ sessions include diagnosis (Gregg Ness), modified condylotomy (Samuel McKenna), arthrocentesis versus arthroscopy (Gary Bouloux), and alloplastic reconstruction (N. Shaun Matthews). Orthognathic surgery is covered by Steven Roser, Daniel Meara, and Jonny Feldman.
Implants, Reconstruction, and Cosmetic Surgery
Implant sessions cover prosthodontics (Martin Freilich), zygomatic implants (Pedro Franco), digitally guided full-arch reconstruction (Yong-Han Koo), navigation (Michael Block), and complications (Peter Moy). Reconstruction includes microvascular flaps (Srini Chandra), regional flaps (Donita Dyalram), and bone grafts (Peter Larsen). Cosmetic surgery features rhinoplasty (Angelo Cuzalina), rhytidectomy (Erik Nuveen), blepharoplasty (Mo Banki), and minimally invasive facial cosmetic surgery (Elie Ferneini).
Who this serves
- Oral and maxillofacial surgeons — comprehensive clinical update and board preparation
- OMFS residents and fellows — evidence-based approaches across all subspecialties
- Practicing surgeons — improved techniques and patient safety strategies
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 54 speakers
- Deepak G. Krishnan, DDS, FACS — airway emergencies
- Kyle Kramer, DDS, MS — perioperative vignettes, cardiac disease, geriatric anesthesia
- Stuart Lieblich, DMD — ambulatory anesthesia complications, impacted teeth management
- Gary F. Bouloux, MD, DDS, MDSc — controlled substances, TMJ disorders, orofacial pain
- Thomas Dodson, DMD, MPH, FACS — 3rd molar complications, coronectomy
- Gregg Ness, DDS — dentoalveolar complications, TMD diagnosis
- John Zuniga, DMD, MS, PhD — maxillofacial nerve injuries
- Eric R. Carlson, DMD, MD, EdM, FACS — MRONJ, ameloblastoma, salivary gland pathology
- Jasjit K. Dillon, DDS, MBBS, FDSRCS, FACS — osteoradionecrosis, navigational surgery
- Rabie Shanti, DMD, MD — infection, osteomyelitis, antibiotic selection
- Antonia Kolokythas, DDS, MSc, MSed, FACS — head and neck cancer surgery
- Michael Miloro, MD, DMD, FACS — maxillofacial nerve injury diagnosis and management
- Joseph E. Cillo, Jr., DMD, MPH, PhD, FACS, FAACMFS — OSA surgical management, bimaxillary surgery
- Daniel J. Meara, MS, MD, DMD, MHCDS, FACS — surgery first orthognathic
- Steven M. Roser, DMD, MD, FACS, FRCS(Ed) — VSP in orthognathic surgery
- Seenu Murthy Susarla, MD, DMD, FACS, FAAP — craniofacial syndromes, orthognathic in cleft
- Tara Aghaloo, DDS, MD, PhD — short implants, immediate vs delayed implants
- Luis Vega, DDS — zygomatic implants planning and complications
- N. Shaun Matthews, DDS, MD, FDS, FRCS, FRCS (OMFS) — total joint replacement
- Elie Ferneini, MD, DMD, MHS, MBA, FACS, FACD — neuromodulators, facial fillers, cosmetic surgery
- Mo Banki, MD, DMD, FACS — blepharoplasty advances
- Angelo Cuzalina, MD, DDS — rhinoplasty advances
- Joe Niamtu, III, DMD — minimally invasive facelift
- David B. Powers, MD, DMD, FACS, FRCS (Ed) — panfacial trauma, trauma complications
- Carolyn Brookes, MD, DMD — orbital trauma
- Mark A. Green, DDS, MD — pediatric facial trauma
- Maria Troulis, DDS, MSc, FACS — minimally invasive maxillofacial surgery
- Samuel McKenna, DDS, MD — modified condylotomy
- Joli Chien-Ya Chou, DMD, MD, FACS — hypomobility and ankylosis
- Pushkar Mehra, DMD, MS, FACS — TMJ surgery complications
- Peter Larsen, DDS, FACS — autogenous bone grafts
- Srini Chandra, BDS, MD, FDSRCS — microvascular reconstruction
- Donita Dyalram, DDS, MD, FACS — local and regional flaps
- G.E. Ghali, DDS, MD, FACS, FRCS(Ed) — cleft palate overview
- Jennifer Woerner, DMD, MD, FACS — craniofacial surgery complications
- Jonny Feldman, DMD, MS — surgical orthodontics
- George Blakey, DDS — bone anchor maxillary protraction
- Suzanne McCormick, MS, DDS — distraction osteogenesis
- W. Bradford Williams, DMD, MD — orthognathic complications
- Peter Moy, DMD — dental implant complications
- Michael S. Block, DMD — navigation with implant surgery
- Martin Freilich, DDS — implants and prosthodontics
- Pedro Franco, DDS — zygoma implant concept
- Yong-Han Koo, DDS — digitally guided full-arch reconstruction
- Marty Steed, DDS — mandibular condylar fractures
- Karel de Leeuw, DDS, MD — DAPT, renal and liver disease patients
- Julie Ann Smith, DDS, MD, MCR — perioperative infection control
- Christy B. Durant, Esq. — legal aspects of patient management
- Don-John Summerlin, DMD, MS — white and red lesions
- Dean Deluke, DDS, MBA — benign odontogenic lesions
- Andrea Burke, DMD, MD — craniofacial fibro-osseous lesions
- Joseph E. Van Sickels, DDS, FACD, FICD, FACS — treatment planning changes
Before you buy
Is this course suitable for OMFS residents?
Yes — the program is designed for practicing oral and maxillofacial surgeons, residents, and fellows seeking evidence-based approaches and improved clinical knowledge.
Does the course cover cosmetic surgery topics?
Yes — cosmetic sessions include rhinoplasty, rhytidectomy, blepharoplasty, neuromodulators, facial fillers, and minimally invasive facial cosmetic surgery techniques.
The chart
| Format | 54 video lectures |
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| Publisher | Oakstone Publishing |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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David R. –
Outstanding breadth of content for OMFS surgeons. The anesthesia and medical management sessions were particularly useful for office-based practice. Every major subspecialty is represented.
James L. –
Good variety of topics and faculty. The cosmetic surgery section was a nice addition. Would have appreciated more detailed case discussions in the trauma section, but overall solid content.
Karen M. –
Comprehensive review covering all the major areas. The trauma and TMJ sections were excellent. Some lectures felt a bit fast-paced but the clinical content was solid throughout.
Priya N. –
This review was exactly what I needed for my board preparation. The implant and reconstruction sessions were thorough and practical. The 54 lectures cover every topic you’d expect on the exam.
M. Alvarez –
Solid review for practicing surgeons. The nerve injury sessions with Miloro and Zuniga were excellent. A few lectures had audio issues but the content quality remained high.
Sarah K. –
The Oakstone OMFS review delivered exactly what it promised. Evidence-based approaches across all major subspecialties. The pathology sessions with Eric Carlson were particularly well organized.