Orthognathic surgery plays a critical role in the management of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), particularly in patients with craniofacial skeletal deficiencies that are associated with upper airway collapse. This 60-minute live webinar will review how jaw structure can contribute to OSA, highlight patient selection criteria and discuss modern surgical approaches, most notably maxillomandibular advancement (MMA) and genioglossus advancement. Emphasis will be placed on airway-focused treatment planning, integration with sleep medicine/dentistry and evidence-based results, demonstrating how surgical treatment can reduce sleep apnea severity and improve overall quality of life. Code: WCE260715R

From busy level I trauma centers to private offices, complications in maxillofacial trauma can be challenging to manage. The goal of this plenary session is to encompass a range of complications that any OMS could encounter and methods to correct them. This session is not a show-and-tell of major maxillofacial trauma but emphasizes complications that experts in trauma have experienced and the thought processes required to solve the problem and have the desired clinical outcome. Code: ODAM25GP1C

This session aims to give dental professionals a comprehensive overview of the current landscape in implant dentistry. It will explore innovative techniques, critical decision-making regarding implant materials, and managing complications associated with dental implants. Featuring expert speakers on topics such as virtual planning in terminal dentition and the zirconia vs. titanium debate, this session will equip attendees with the knowledge and skills to enhance patient outcomes and navigate the complexities of modern implant practices. Code: ODAM25GP3A

Common and often undiagnosed, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can have a devastating effect on the health and quality of life of patients. After early detection, comprehensive evaluation and detailed treatment planning can provide much needed surgical care for OSA patients. This session is designed to review standard and novel techniques in the assessment of the airway with an emphasis on imaging and drug-induced sleep endoscopy. Code: ODAM25SSOD38

Infection management and prevention are routine components of the modern oral and maxillofacial surgeon's practice. This 60-minute live webinar will explore recent updates to the management of complex odontogenic infections, including current guidelines for antibiotic use in these cases. In addition, surgical prophylaxis literature for routine procedures will be discussed. Participants will have the opportunity to review their current practices to optimize antibiotic stewardship as well as outcomes for surgical patients. Code: WCE260520R

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the landscape of oral and maxillofacial surgery for both surgeons and practice staff. This 90-minute live webinar explores practical implementation of AI and digital tools in the OMS practice to streamline workflows, elevate marketing and enhance patient engagement. Attendees will learn how to select and adopt AI-driven systems such as scheduling automation, documentation assistants and social media analytics. Through live demonstrations and real-world examples, participants will gain a toolkit for responsible integration of these emerging technologies that improve team efficiency and create measurable return on investment while preserving professional integrity. Code: WPM260506R

Hard-tissue augmentation is a core part of daily oral and maxillofacial surgery practice - from routine socket grafting to full-arch reconstruction of the maxilla or mandible. This 60-minute live webinar breaks down the fundamentals that drive predictable outcomes, helping OMSs make confident, case-appropriate decisions across a wide range of clinical scenarios. Participants will learn how key patient and site factors influence procedure selection, material choice and healing timelines. The presentation also clarifies how today's leading regenerative options compare, including when autogenous bone may still be the best fit and when alternative approaches can better support long-term implant stability and esthetic contour management. Code: WCE260430R

This session focuses on infection control and safety in the oral and maxillofacial surgery setting to reduce the risk of infection transmission. When team members are equipped with knowledge and skills, they can prevent breaches in infection control that could lead to serious patient safety risks. Discussion will include current infection prevention strategies for sterilization and disinfection of patient care items, information on how to audit the OMS setting using the CDC checklist and action steps to take when gaps are identified. Attendees will learn how to effectively communicate the findings of an infection control audit to co-workers and supervisors in a manner that is non-confrontational. Checklists and reliable resources will be provided so participants can reinforce best practices in dental infection control per CDC guidelines and promote a culture of safety and compliance. Additionally, safe injection practices will be covered. Code: ODAM25PMOD07

This program will discuss the perioperative management of patients with certain medical comorbidities. It also will discuss the management of acute perioperative respiratory complications and review the topic of serotonin syndrome. Code: ODAM25XAU

The resurgence of subperiosteal implants — driven by digital and 3D imaging — has transformed treatment possibilities for patients with severe alveolar atrophy, anatomical limitations and those who cannot tolerate standard implants. This 60-minute live webinar will explore how subperiosteal implants are planned and placed surgically with a practical roadmap for predictable outcomes in complex maxillofacial cases. Code: WCE260423R