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This OMS member-only opportunity includes more than 120 clinical CE on Demand courses available for one year with 24/7 access for $249. Practice management and coding webinars and on-demand courses are not included. Register here. 

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  • New!

    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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    Upper Lip Lift Surgery - On Demand Access

    Achieving consistent and desired upper lip lift results requires precision and expertise. This 60-minute webinar will give an in-depth overview of the upper lip lift procedure. Many patients considering a lip lift exhibit a long upper lip with diminished tooth exposure as a natural result of the aging process. During surgery, a small amount of skin is removed to shorten the upper, increasing the amount of pink vermillion and tooth exposed. The incision is well-hidden in the base of the nose, and the procedure can be performed in the OMS office with intravenous sedation or local anesthesia. This webinar will discuss patient qualifications for upper lip lift surgery as well as advice for attaining consistent outcomes. Code: WCE240710R

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    Current Controversies in the Management of MRONJ - On Demand Access

    Medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ) is a serious complication of antiresorptive medications used for treating cancer and metabolic bone diseases. Difficulties in diagnosis, prevention and treatment exist and can lead to providers being hesitant to treat patients on these medications. This 60-minute webinar will discuss current controversies in the management of MRONJ, including review of AAOMS’s Medication-Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw – 2022 Update Position Paper. Experts will provide actionable strategies for oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Code: WCE240620R

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    Best Teaching Practices for Predoctoral Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Education - On Demand Access

    With the development of new innovative technologies following the COVID-19 pandemic, predoctoral oral surgery education continues to change. This 60-minute webinar will present various techniques and strategies for interesting predoctoral students in the profession and ensuring they understand how to perform surgery safely. Attendees partook in an interactive discussion on new tactics for educators to implement into their curriculums. WAE240529R

  • When Should You Say No? Peri-anesthetic Evaluation for Office-based Surgery

    Update from 2014 presentation: Pre-anesthetic patient evaluation is de rigueur for maximizing safety, efficacy and efficiency in office-based anesthesia and surgery. It serves as a basis for case refusal, or depth of anesthesia limit setting. It affords each practitioner their best opportunity to be proactive in risk minimization, by preventing exacerbation of existing disorders and avoidance of new morbidities. Code: ODCE240603

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    Pain Management in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery - On Demand Access

    OMSs are highly specialized in oral pain management by virtue of their training and experience. Much like the rest of the healthcare community, opioid-free or limited opioid prescription pain management has been trending upward in the oral and maxillofacial surgery specialty. However, this trend creates a dilemma when non-opioid pain management is inadequate for pain management. This 60-minute webinar will explore the risks and benefits of opioid and non-opioid pain management as well as alternatives in the pain management armamentarium to consider. Code: WCE240523R

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    Update on Antibiotic Therapy for Dental Implants and Beyond - On Demand Access

    Several new evidence-based studies have led to a renewed scrutiny regarding the role antibiotics play in the success of dental implant therapy. This 60-minute webinar will provide a thorough literature review on this topic. Penicillin-allergic patients may have a higher risk of implant failure due to factors still poorly understood, and the widespread use of alternative antibiotics in such patients can create detrimental healthcare issues that extend beyond the dental implant. Therefore, clinicians should consider having a discussion with penicillin-allergic patients about the possibility of delabeling the penicillin allergy. Good antibiotic stewardship may play an important role not only in dental implant success, but in all aspects of oral and maxillofacial surgery. Code: WCE240328R

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    Surgical Restorative Strategies for Predictable Implant Dentistry - On Demand Access

    Dental implant cases can be complex, and a thorough knowledge of surgical and restorative concepts is needed to ensure predictable outcomes. A prosthetic plan with adequate reverse engineering strategies, proper management of the soft tissue through surgical enhancement procedures, and accurate 3D placement are key to achieving lasting, predictable results. This presentation will establish clear surgical and restorative protocols to obtain successful outcomes. Code: WCE231018R

  • Children are not Small Adults: Contemporary Management of Pediatric Craniomaxillofacial Injuries

    The types and patterns of craniomaxillofacial injuries sustained in the pediatric population differ from adult populations. This session will review management of both hard- and soft-tissue craniomaxillofacial injuries in the pediatric population. These management strategies will be contrasted to injuries in the skeletally mature patient. In addition, special considerations in this population will be reviewed – including dental development, scar maturation, growth abnormalities and ankylosis. The goal of this session is for OMSs to have increased confidence in managing the injured pediatric patient. Code: ODAM23SS16

  • Incorporating Mock Drills into your Busy Practice

    Simulated emergency drills are an effective method to train the entire office team in unanticipated events that may occur in the OMS office. AAOMS has recently recommended quarterly office mock drills for all member offices. OMSs face the challenge of getting buy-in from all of the team members and regularly incorporating these drills into a busy schedule. This session will teach tips, tricks and practical suggestions on how to make emergency drills a routine in the practice. Code: ODAM23SS15