Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) is a specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on the diagnosis, surgical treatment, and management of diseases, injuries, and defects involving the mouth, jaws, face, and neck. This session highlights advanced surgical techniques, technological innovations, and evidence-based practices that enhance functional and aesthetic outcomes for patients.
🔹 Dentoalveolar & Minor Oral Surgery
Surgical extractions, impacted teeth, and third molar management
Pre-prosthetic surgeries for optimal rehabilitation
Management of odontogenic infections and cystic lesions
🔹 Maxillofacial Trauma & Reconstruction
Fracture management of the mandible, maxilla, and facial bones
Soft tissue injuries and complex facial trauma repairs
Microvascular reconstruction and grafting techniques for functional restoration
🔹 Orthognathic & Corrective Jaw Surgery
Treatment of skeletal discrepancies and dentofacial deformities
3D planning, virtual surgical simulation, and splintless surgery
Post-operative care for improved stability and aesthetics
🔹 TMJ Disorders & Surgery
Diagnosis and management of temporomandibular joint dysfunction
Minimally invasive procedures: arthrocentesis and arthroscopy
TMJ reconstruction using autogenous and alloplastic implants
🔹 Oral Oncology & Surgical Interventions
Resection of malignant and premalignant lesions
Neck dissection, tumor margins, and reconstructive options
Integration of surgery with radiation and chemotherapy
🔹 Implant Surgery & Bone Augmentation
Guided implant placement and immediate loading protocols
Sinus lift, ridge augmentation, and bone grafting procedures
Platelet concentrates, biomaterials, and regenerative technologies
🔹 Advances in Maxillofacial Surgery
Computer-aided surgery and navigation-guided procedures
Robotic-assisted surgery and AI-enhanced planning
Tissue engineering and future trends in craniofacial reconstruction
This session brings together oral surgeons, prosthodontists, oncologists, radiologists, and researchers to explore innovations that advance patient care, improve surgical precision, and broaden the scope of maxillofacial treatment.