Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Review – A Comprehensive and Contemporary Update 2024
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Video Course · ENT · 2024
The oral maxillofacial surgery review 2024 from Oakstone delivers 101 video lectures across 14 key areas of oral and maxillofacial surgery, spanning anesthesia, trauma, reconstruction, pathology, implants, and cosmetic procedures.
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- 101 video lectures organized across 14 surgical key areas
- Covers anesthesia, trauma, pathology, and reconstruction
- Includes 2 PDF companion documents for offline reference
- Faculty led by Jeffrey Bennett and Elie Ferneini
101 Video Lectures Spanning Every Core Area of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
The oral maxillofacial surgery review 2024 by Oakstone Publishing presents 101 video lectures directed by Jeffrey Bennett DMD and Elie Ferneini MD DMD, covering 14 key areas from anesthesia and medical management through trauma, reconstruction, TMJ, implants, and cosmetic surgery. With 2 companion PDFs totaling 18.2 GB, this review provides structured, evidence-based content designed to strengthen surgical decision-making and clinical knowledge for practicing oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
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Inside this resource
101 Lectures Across 14 Key Areas
oral maxillofacial surgery review 2024 organizes content into anesthesia, medical management, practice management, dentoalveolar surgery, pathology, reconstruction, trauma, TMJ disorders, implants, radiology, craniofacial surgery, global surgery, and cosmetic procedures. Each area features multiple focused lectures for efficient review.
Anesthesia and Medical Management
Lectures cover dexmedetomidine, remimazolam, ketamine, airway assessment, pediatric IV sedation, geriatric anesthesia, postoperative pain management, and medical topics including OSA, cardiac disease, and substance abuse considerations.
Surgical Techniques and Clinical Decision-Making
Detailed sessions address dentoalveolar procedures including anticoagulant management, third molar surgery, coronectomy, and MRONJ. Trauma lectures cover soft tissue, orbital, NOE, frontal sinus, pediatric, and panfacial injuries with clear operative reasoning.
Implants, TMJ, and Cosmetic Procedures
Implant lectures address short implants, zygomatic placement, peri-implantitis, and immediate versus delayed protocols. TMJ content spans pain management, arthroscopy, and total joint replacement. Cosmetic sections cover neuromodulators, fillers, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, and facelift.
Who this serves
- Oral and maxillofacial surgeons — wanting a structured clinical update across all core practice areas
- OMS residents and fellows — building foundational knowledge in anesthesia, trauma, and reconstruction
- Practicing surgeons — reviewing current evidence for implants, pathology, and cosmetic techniques
Faculty & syllabus
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- Anesthesia — dexmedetomidine, remimazolam, ketamine, airway assessment
- Medical — OSA, pulmonary, cardiac, endocrine, substance abuse
- Practice Management — resilient systems, telemedicine, ethics
- Dentoalveolar — anticoagulants, 3rd molar surgery, coronectomy, MRONJ
- Pathology — benign lesions, fibro-osseous, salivary, head/neck cancer
- Reconstruction — microvascular, regional flaps, allograft
- Trauma — soft tissue, orbital, NOE, frontal sinus, panfacial
- TMJ — pain, dislocation, arthroscopy, condylotomy, total joint
- Implants — short, zygomatic, peri-implantitis, bone grafts
- Radiology — MRI, CBCT interpretation
- Craniofacial — cleft lip/palate, syndromes
- Global Surgery — international surgical outreach
- Cosmetic — neuromodulators, fillers, rhinoplasty, facelift
- Faculty — Krishnan, Kramer, Lieblich, Ferneini, and more
Before you buy
What is the total content size?
101 video lectures plus 2 PDFs totaling 18.2 GB, covering 14 key areas of oral and maxillofacial surgery.
How long is the content accessible?
The lectures and PDFs are yours to keep permanently after download. No expiration or subscription required.
What topics are covered in the 14 areas?
Content spans anesthesia, medical management, dentoalveolar surgery, pathology, reconstruction, trauma, TMJ, implants, radiology, craniofacial surgery, global surgery, and cosmetic procedures.
The chart
| Format | 101 MP4 + 2 PDFs |
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| File Size | 18.2 GB |
| Publisher | Oakstone Publishing |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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drtomh –
Broad content across 14 areas but some sections feel compressed. The implants and TMJ modules are strong. Would have liked more depth in the craniofacial and global surgery topics.
James L. –
Downloaded all 18.2 GB without issues. The trauma section covering orbital, NOE, and panfacial fractures is exceptionally detailed with clear operative reasoning.
Ahmed F. –
Covers the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery from practice management to cosmetic procedures. The pathology module on fibro-osseous and salivary lesions was particularly well done.
M. Alvarez –
Excellent value for a comprehensive OMS review. The dentoalveolar section addressing anticoagulants, coronectomy, and MRONJ reflects current evidence-based practice.
Priya –
One hundred and one lectures across fourteen areas gives this review serious depth. The anesthesia section with dexmedetomidine and remimazolam content was current and clinically useful.
Chen W. –
Reliable resource covering anesthesia through cosmetic surgery. The practice management lectures on team optimization and telemedicine were a welcome addition to the surgical content.
Sarah K. –
The reconstruction lectures on microvascular and regional flaps are some of the best I have encountered. Faculty including Krishnan and Ferneini bring real surgical insight.