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Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Textbook 2026-2027: From Pathophysiology to Patient Care: Impacted Third Molars, Jaw Fracture Repair, & Orthognathic Correction for OMS Residents - Couverture souple

Henson MD, Ramon C

 
9798952839090: Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Textbook 2026-2027: From Pathophysiology to Patient Care: Impacted Third Molars, Jaw Fracture Repair, & Orthognathic Correction for OMS Residents

Synopsis

Know exactly what is at risk before the incision.

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is performed within millimeters of the inferior alveolar nerve, the descending palatine artery, the optic nerve, and the airway itself, and its documented failures are rarely failures of knowledge. They are failures to connect a known anatomical fact to the moment it becomes operative. Written for oral and maxillofacial surgery residents, general dentists performing dentoalveolar surgery, and surgeons preparing for board certification, this reference covers the specialty from exodontia through microvascular reconstruction.
Each chapter moves from mechanism to consequence, so the reasoning transfers to the case you have not yet seen.

What you will be able to do after working through this book
- Surgical anatomy of the jaws, face, and neck read from the operator's vantage point - locate the canal, the lingual nerve, and the facial nerve planes before an instrument moves
- Office-based anesthesia from patient selection to the graded airway rescue sequence - run sedation with real monitoring and a rehearsed team response
- Exodontia, impacted third molars, and coronectomy with cross-sectional imaging - convert a difficult extraction into a planned sectioning procedure
- Odontogenic infection by fascial space - grade severity by anatomy rather than by swelling and secure the airway in the correct order
- The full trauma sequence from soft tissue repair through panfacial sequencing - reduce to the occlusion and reconstruct the internal orbit, not just the rim
- Jaw pathology, potentially malignant disorders, and oral cavity cancer with neck management - biopsy before the definitive operation, every time
- Orthognathic planning, joint surgery, sleep apnea surgery, and cleft care - plan each movement from the reference it must restore
- The Critical Structure Compendium: 168 named structures, each with the step at which it becomes vulnerable and one rule that locks it

Add this volume to your shelf and carry a repeatable lens into every operation you have not yet performed.

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