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This OMS member-only opportunity includes more than 140 clinical CE on Demand courses available for one year with 24/7 access for $299. Practice management and coding webinars and on-demand courses are not included. Register here. 

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  • Incidentalomas: Recognizing and Managing Common Incidental CBCT Findings that Matter - On Demand Access

    Gone are the days of a one-size-fits-all approach to NPO recommendations prior to an office-based This complimentary 60-minute webinar – presented jointly by AAOMS and the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission – will discuss the increased use of cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) in dentistry that has resulted in a higher incidence of unanticipated radiographic findings. While some of these findings are significant and require intervention, others can be safely monitored or simply recognized as anatomical variations. This webinar will provide a practical framework for OMSs to confidently evaluate, classify and manage incidental findings identified on CBCT scans. Through case-based examples, participants will learn to rapidly triage incidental findings to identify pathoses and differentiate them from anatomic variants. Attendees also will review clinical decision-making strategies to effectively document and manage incidental findings. Code: WCE250429R

  • How to Create Effective Emergency Drills for Your OMS Practice - On Demand Access

    Emergency drills are one of the best ways to prepare to manage any unexpected or unusual emergencies. This 60-minute webinar will provide practical tips on how to create and incorporate a routine for mock drills into the busy OMS practice. Additionally, the session will explain how to get staff on board to create a team environment for managing emergencies. Code: WCE250320R

  • Revisiting NPO Status for Office-Based Anesthesia: Updates for OMSs - On Demand Access

    Gone are the days of a one-size-fits-all approach to NPO recommendations prior to an office-based anesthetic. Recent advances in the literature indicate that prolonged fasting windows can have harmful effects on both adults and children. Additionally, the rise in use of GLP-1 receptor agonists for diabetes, weight loss or any number of forthcoming FDA-approved uses can result in delayed gastric emptying and increased residual gastric contents regardless of the length of the NPO window. This 60-minute webinar will cover NPO recommendations, medication management and anesthesia treatment planning with the intent to safely decrease the risk of regurgitation and aspiration during office-based anesthetic procedures. Code: WCE250313R

  • Bonding and Bracket Positioning for Impacted Teeth: Current Materials, Methods and Placement - On Demand Access

    The successful management of impacted teeth requires multidisciplinary coordination and communication between orthodontists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons and periodontists. This 60-minute webinar will explore the latest methods and innovations in adhesive materials, imaging, precision bracket placement and treatment of impacted teeth. Emphasis will be given to the multidisciplinary aspect of the treatment as a key factor in enhancing precision, efficiency and patient comfort. Code: WCE241107R

  • Innovations for Restoring Missing Bone*

    This micro-CE session will focus on the current status of the effect on a precision-fabricated interface to decrease peri-implant disease; updates on the use of photogrammetry to efficiently fabricate a full-arch provisional without an intraoperative pickup as well as combination therapy for augmenting bone defects; and a refined approach for treating bone defects in the esthetic zone. Code: ODMCE2402

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    Third Molar Pain Management: What is Old and New?

    In this course, a pharmacologist and an OMS will review the latest finding on third molar pain literature and provide clinicians with multiple modalities of effective pain management while reducing the need for opioid prescriptions. Discussions will highlight potential avenues for patient-specific pain management plans and describe studies on how biomarkers can be used to appropriately prescribe pain regimens for third molar surgery. Code: ODAM24SS11

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    Women's Cardiovascular Health: What Can You Do to Maintain Patient Wellness and Safety

    Women's cardiovascular physiology and health is different from men's. They may present with different symptomatology, and more females are on hormone replacement therapy. These factors can directly impact the anesthesia given to female patients. This session will review the differences and medications so OMSs can offer optimal care and support to female patients. Code: ODAM24SS09

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    Orbital Reconstruction: Inside and Outside the Box

    The course will review multiple approaches to reconstructing orbital fractures. These include the use of virtual surgical planning, intraoperative navigation, intraoperative imaging, traditional approaches to the orbit and transantral approaches to the orbit. Code: ODAM24SSOD58

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    Necrotizing Fasciitis: Pearls and Pitfalls

    The incidence of necrotizing fasciitis (NF) is 0.4 cases per 100,000 people. NF is a life-threatening infection of the soft tissue characterized by widespread necrosis of the skin, subcutaneous fat and fascia. It typically spares the overlying skin and muscle until late in the disease. Diabetes mellitus is known to be one of the comorbidities in the progression of the disease. This course will discuss the recent advances in diagnosing and managing necrotizing fasciitis to the head and neck. NF of the head and neck has a particularly high mortality rate due to the proximity of many vital anatomical structures. Because of its high mortality rate, prompt and aggressive management with immediate surgical intervention is crucial. Management includes eradication of the source of infection, proper wound dressing, control of blood sugar and broad-spectrum antibiotic coverage. Code: ODAM24SSOD46

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    Airway Management for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

    Management of a patient’s airway can be complex. Pathology, trauma or comorbid factors can make routine intubation challenging. An understanding of airway anatomy and surgical airway techniques are paramount for safe treatment of these patients. This course will give an overview of anatomy and surgical techniques for airway access and discuss preoperative evaluation of patients and postoperative complications. Code: ODAM24SSOD34