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A five-day, 38-hour OMFS update and board review — from dentoalveolar surgery to trauma, tumours and TMJ
Recorded as the 2023 update and review course, The Denver Comprehensive Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery packs the full scope of the specialty into 25 case-based lectures over five days. Ten faculty members — among them Robert E. Marx, Timothy A. Turvey, Richard A. Kraut, Stanley Liu and Joseph McCain — cover anaesthesia, implants and grafting, orthognathic and cleft surgery, sleep apnoea, oncology, pathology, infections, medicine, TMJ disorders and facial fractures.
- 5days
- 25lectures
- 38 hof video
- 2023edition
What you’ll be able to do
- Review the whole OMFS curriculum in the case-driven style used by ABOMS written and oral boards
- Refresh standards for office and OR anaesthesia, monitoring and recovery
- Plan orthognathic, cleft and sleep apnoea surgery with current evidence
- Stage and manage oral cancer, odontogenic tumours and salivary gland disease
- Treat mandibular, midface and Le Fort fractures and associated soft tissue injuries
Inside the course
Days 1 and 2: office surgery to elective reconstruction
Dentoalveolar technique and complications, anaesthesia agents, implant indications and failures, and autogenous versus tissue-engineered bone grafts open the programme. Day 2 turns to orthognathic planning, cleft lip and palate timing, facial cosmetic procedures and surgical options for obstructive sleep apnoea.
Day 3: pathology and oncology
Seven lectures, some in two parts, address biopsy, staging, resection and adjuvant therapy for oral cancer and sarcoma, odontogenic cysts and tumours, salivary neoplasms and fibro-osseous lesions.
Days 4 and 5: reconstruction, medicine, TMJ and trauma
Microvascular and microneural reconstruction, fascial space infections and medical emergencies precede two TMJ sessions on imaging and patient selection. A five-part trauma block ends the course.
The faculty
Marx pioneered clinical use of platelet-rich plasma and rhBMP; Turvey has four decades of cleft and craniofacial surgery; Liu directs Stanford’s sleep surgery fellowship; McCain leads endoscopic TMJ work at Harvard; Greer, Hanna, Kraut, Sawisch, Patel and Jundt complete the panel.
Built for
- OMFS residents and fellowsA structured run-through of every board topic in lecture form.
- Practising maxillofacial surgeonsAn efficient refresh on areas outside your daily caseload.
- Oral surgeons and implantologistsGrafting, complications and medical management chapters apply directly to office practice.
Curriculum
Day 1 (7 h 50 min) 4 lessons
- Dento-alveolar Surgery: Surgical Techniques and Management of Surgical Complications
- Office and OR Anesthesia, Monitoring Anesthesia Agents, and Recovery
- Indications, Techniques and Complications of Dental Implantology
- Autogenous Bone Harvesting and Grafting, Today’s Tissue Engineered Grafts
Day 2 (8 h 05 min) 4 lessons
- Orthognathic Surgery: Planning, Surgical Approaches and Follow-up
- Cleft Lip, Palate and Alveolar Cleft Surgery: Timing, Surgical Approaches and Outcomes
- Facial Cosmetic Surgery, Patient Selection, Various Approaches, Avoidance of Complications
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Patient Selection, Review of Nonsurgical and Surgical Options, and Surgical Techniques
Day 3 (8 h 27 min) 7 lessons
- Oral Cancer and Sarcomas: Biopsy Techniques, Staging, Surgery, Adjuvant Radiation and Chemotherapy — part 1
- Oral Cancer and Sarcomas: Biopsy Techniques, Staging, Surgery, Adjuvant Radiation and Chemotherapy — part 2
- Odontogenic Cysts and Tumors: Diagnosis, Palliative and Curative Surgeries, Reconstruction — part 1
- Odontogenic Cysts and Tumors: Diagnosis, Palliative and Curative Surgeries, Reconstruction — part 2
- Salivary Gland Tumors: Diagnosis, Surgeries, and Reconstruction — part 1
- Salivary Gland Tumors: Diagnosis, Surgeries, and Reconstruction — part 2
- Fibro-osseous and Bone Tumors: Diagnosis, Surgical and Nonsurgical Management
Day 4 (5 h 50 min) 3 lessons
- Microvascular and Microneural Reconstruction of Tumor and Trauma Related Defects
- Fascial Space Infections and Routes of Spread
- Medicine, Medical Management, Medical Emergencies, Medical Diseases, Medical Treatments
Day 5 (7 h 35 min) 7 lessons
- Temporomandibular Joint Disorders: Imaging, Nonsurgical Management, Patient Selection and Treatment Approaches — part 1
- Temporomandibular Joint Disorders: Imaging, Nonsurgical Management, Patient Selection and Treatment Approaches — part 2
- Trauma: Emergency Management, Mandibular, Midface, Le Fort Fractures, Soft Tissue Injuries — part 1
- Trauma: Emergency Management, Mandibular, Midface, Le Fort Fractures, Soft Tissue Injuries — part 2
- Trauma: Emergency Management, Mandibular, Midface, Le Fort Fractures, Soft Tissue Injuries — part 3
- Trauma: Emergency Management, Mandibular, Midface, Le Fort Fractures, Soft Tissue Injuries — part 4
- Trauma: Emergency Management, Mandibular, Midface, Le Fort Fractures, Soft Tissue Injuries — part 5
Before you buy
Is this recording from a live meeting?
Yes, it captures the 2023 edition of a five-day in-person review, so the format is conference lectures with slides and cases.
Is it useful for a general dentist?
Parts are, such as dentoalveolar surgery, implants and medical emergencies, but most of the programme targets surgical specialists.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Online video course (recorded conference) |
|---|---|
| Faculty | Marx, Turvey, Kraut, Liu, McCain, Greer and four others |
| Contents | 5 days · 25 lectures |
| Duration | 38 h |
| Edition | 2023 |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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