Six poster presentations from the 2026 AAOMS Annual Meeting will address facial trauma, clinical AI, pain control, rare-disease surgery, and jaw osteonecrosis risk. The first three posters are previewed...
Three posters from the 2026 American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS) Annual Meeting will examine temporomandibular joint dislocation, surgery in a rare ossification disorder, and...
Adults aged 60 and older undergoing mandibular fracture repair face more than double the risk of non-surgical complications compared with patients under 60, with gastrointestinal and cardiac events most...
Gabapentin did not reduce pain or opioid use after orthognathic surgery and was associated with higher consumption of analgesics despite some benefit in reducing nausea, according to the authors of a...
A retrospective study from Puerto Rico reveals that orbital floor fractures, not nasal bone fractures, are the most common facial trauma among older adults, with falls as the leading cause.
A retrospective review of patients undergoing elective dental procedures found that dexmedetomidine alone was more often associated with oxygen desaturation, while combining dexmedetomidine with ketamine...
