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I’m episode 149, Dr. Ben Hechler discusses the w

I’m episode 149, Dr. Ben Hechler discusses the way to diagnose and treat osteomyelitis. He shares his algorithm for know when to do a marginal vs segmental resection. I really appreciate how he explains the process of osteomyelitis in a simple, easy to understand way. This is a great episode for all clinicians doing any type of jaw surgery. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #oralsurgerylife💙 #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax #omax #oralpath #oralpathology

On episode 148 of the podcast, Dr. Shaun Young dis

On episode 148 of the podcast, Dr. Shaun Young discusses his experience using custom titanium meshes to augment alveolar ridges for implant placement. He shares his technique of placing the mesh and discusses his positive results. This is a great episode to listen to if you place implants in patients with deficient bone and are looking for ways to do effective ridge augmentation. I loved talking to Shaun and hearing about his business and life as well as his mesh technique! Enjoy.

On episode 144 of the podcast, Dr. Ryan Kriwanek d

On episode 144 of the podcast, Dr. Ryan Kriwanek discusses his experience and advice for efficiently using the Nobel X-Nav real-time navigation system to place dental implants in very precise locations. He gives some great pearls on how to work through some of the cumbersome aspects of using the system. This technology is awesome and defiantly worth checking out. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #oralsurgerylife #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax #omax #oralpath #oralpathology

On episode 137 of the podcast we discuss infection

On episode 137 of the podcast we discuss infections of the head and neck that can result from carious or cracked teeth. We discuss how to diagnose and treat these infections in an easy to understand way. This is a great podcast for all providers who deal with tooth infections. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #oralsurgerylife💙 #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax #omax #oralpath #oralpathology

On episode 136 of the podcast, Dr. Jason Auerbach

On episode 134 of the podcast, Dr. Vladimir Polyak

On episode 134 of the podcast, Dr. Vladimir Polyakov discusses his experience starting up a practice in Beverly Hills. I really enjoyed his discussion about how his practice evolved from being about volume to being about quality and how that evolution resulted in less stress, better patient care, and more money. This is a great episode for those who are interested in doing a startup.

In episode 133 of the podcast, Dr. Ashkan Mobini d

In episode 133 of the podcast, Dr. Ashkan Mobini discusses the many obstacles he had to overcome to become an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Through all of the setbacks and roadblocks he faced, his resolve to achieve what he set out to do was the main factor that allowed him to persist on the road to becoming an OMS. He and I discuss some of the character traits that a non-categorical intern and categorical intern should have in order to excel and progress on the road to becoming an OMS. This episode is legit and a must listen. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #oralsurgerylife #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax #omax

In episode 131 of the podcast, Dr. Robert Marx dis

In episode 131 of the podcast, Dr. Robert Marx discusses the various fibrosseous diseases that affect the jaws. He discusses everything from cemental dysplasia to Cherubism. The radiograph in this pic is from a patient with monostotic fibrous dysplasia. One of the take home messages from this podcast is that it is extremely important to know how to recognize and diagnose fibrosseous lesions because they often get mis-diagnosed as other types of lesions. Dr. Marx discusses some cases that were mis-diagnosed and tragically treated as other types of more destructive lesions. This is a great episode for all OMS’ to listen to. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #oralsurgerylife #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax #omax #oralpath #oralpathology

In episode 130 of the podcast, Dr. Jake Stucki and

In episode 130 of the podcast, Dr. Jake Stucki and I discuss the recent AAOMS update on MRONJ that came out last month. This is a great discussion on the drugs, disease process, staging, risk factors and treatment options. These slides summarize what we discussed. Please comment with any thoughts you have on this information. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #oralsurgerylife💙 #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax #omax

On episode 129 of the podcast, Dr. Jason Edwards d

On episode 129 of the podcast, Dr. Jason Edwards discusses ways to effectively hire, review and fire team members. He shares a pertinent story about how he won a lawsuit filed against him by a former employee because he good documentation in his internal reviews. This is a great episode for all docs who own practices or plan on owning their own practice.

On episode 128 of the podcast, Drs. Hechler, Rolli

On episode 128 of the podcast, Drs. Hechler, Rollins and Stucki discuss what shocked them the most after graduating from residency. The list includes things from how they were expected to work faster and more efficiently to how mentally defeating it was when they had their first implant failures. This is a great episode for residents who will be graduating in the next few years. #oralsurgery #everydayoralsurgery #omsr #omfs #oralsurgeryjobs #OMS #oms #omaxhealth #dentalsurgery #maxface #oralsurgeon #dentalsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #Omax

On episode 127 of the podcast, Dr. Barett Andreaso

On episode 127 of the podcast, Dr. Barett Andreason discusses some of the ways an oral radiologist can be a useful support for the oral and maxillofacial surgeon. He shares several pearls about using cbct and other images effectively in our practice. It was super helpful to hear him discuss a misdiagnosed vascular malformation case that created a lot of difficulty for a provider and patient. Please comment below with any thoughts you had in the podcast or this topic in general.

Episode 126 is a great summary of various private

Episode 126 is a great summary of various private sector business options for OMS’ coming out of residency to consider. We touch on being an associate, an independent contractor, a solo practice owner, and a group practice. This is great for soon to be graduating residents to listen to. Please comment with any thoughts you have on the various options residents should consider. #oms #OMS #omsr #omfs #everydayoralsurgery #oralsurgery #oralsurgerylife💙 #oralsurgeryjobs

On episode 125 of the podcast, Dr. Seth Delpachitr

On episode 125 of the podcast, Dr. Seth Delpachitra discusses ways that we can improve our public health systems as oral surgeons. One of his recommendations is that we get as much education on the topic as possible. He points out that the best way to make a change in the public health system is to get a masters in public health and be involved in working in the public health system. For those of us surgeons who aren’t able to do that, we can still get involved in making change. A good start is getting in touch with our colleagues, either medical or dental, who do have an MPH and are actively involved in making change. If you have any comments about about how to make change in the public health sector, please comment below. Thanks! #oralsurgery #extraction #oralsurgeon #extractions #omfs #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacial #maxillofacialsurgery #oms #everydayoralsurgery #publichealth #publichealthmatters

On episode 124 of the podcast, Dr. James Hupp (Jim

On episode 124 of the podcast, Dr. James Hupp (Jim) discusses some pearls on how to use the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (JOMS). Dr. Hupp was the editor-in-chief of JOMS for many years and wrote several editorials that changed the way we think about many aspects of our profession. He is now the editor of AAOMS Today and I love his recommendation that we all read every episode of it cover to cover (it comes out quarterly). He recommends this because it has so many great updates on how our colleagues are making a difference in their communities, and it’s a short read with lots of pictures 😉. Dr. Hupp is a legend of our specialty and this episode is inspiring. Please take time to listen it. #oralsurgery #extraction #oralsurgeon #extractions #omfs #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacial #maxillofacialsurgery #oms #everydayoralsurgery

On episode 123 of the podcast, Dr. Suzanne Stucki-

On episode 123 of the podcast, Dr. Suzanne Stucki-McCormick discusses the research she’s been involved over the years, including distraction osteogenesis. She also discusses some of her current projects, one of which is genetic profiling to determine which medications people are more or less susceptible to. She points out that a relatively small percent of our patients are shown properly metabolize opioids. This information is so helpful because it helps the prescribing doctor choose the medications that proven to work on the patient based on their genetic testing results. The technology to widely distribute this testing is not available yet but it os great to hear about research the will shape how we prescribe medications in the future.

On episode 121 of the podcast, Drs. Collins and Hu

On episode 121 of the podcast, Drs. Collins and Hull discuss keys to establishing a successful partnership and practice. In regards to a partnership, I thought their point about really knowing what type of person you are partnering with was very salient. The way they knew this about each other was through the time they spent together in residency. Not everyone has that luxury, and so other methods of getting to know potential partners need to be established. I also loved the practice building advice they gave about being accessible and accommodating for referrals. This is a great episode for all those who are in private practice or plan to be a practice owner at some point in their career.

On episode 120 of the podcast, Dr. Bill Jordan dis

On episode 120 of the podcast, Dr. Bill Jordan discusses ways that we can assist with the political efforts our specialty is taking to protect our rights. Dr. Jordan is the chair of the AAOMS committee of government affairs (CGA). I loved his suggestion that all OMS docs attend the “Day on the Hill” event to really get a sense of what goes into making sure good political agendas for our specialty get supported. All OMS docs should listen to this episode. Please comment below on what Dr. Jordan said or share some other ideas you have about how to support our specialty politically. Thank you.

On episode 119 of the podcast, Dr. Tony Pogrel dis

On episode 119 of the podcast, Dr. Tony Pogrel discusses his research on coronectomies. He also discusses his procedural technique. He brings the topic to life with amazing stories and a hilarious sense of humor. Everyone who extracts teeth should listen to this episode. Please share your comments below once you have listened to it. Thanks! #oralsurgery #extraction #oralsurgeon #extractions #omfs #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacial #maxillofacialsurgery #oms #everydayoralsurgery

On episode 118 of the podcast, Dr. Mads Hagan Pede

On episode 118 of the podcast, Dr. Mads Hagan Pedersen, who practices in Denmark, discusses the indications for third molar removal, as well as his experience doing coronectomies. He does a great job of discussing the indications, contraindications and treatment techniques of the coronectmy procedure. It’s great to hear from a surgeon practicing in a different country and learn from his techniques. #oralsurgery #oms #omfs #maxillofacialsurgery #maxillofacial #maxillofacialsurgeon #oralsurgeon #extraction #extractions

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