Assessing the economic return of specializing in orthodontics or oral and maxillofacial surgery

Article Abstract:

Dentists will most likely get a positive return on their educational investment if they specialize in orthodontics or oral and facial surgery. Surgeons should receive a greater return on their investment because they will break even sooner and make more money than orthodontists. This should encourage dental students to pursue specialty training.

Economic aspects, Oral surgery, Orthodontics

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Cosmetic oral and maxillofacial surgery options

Article Abstract:

Innovations in cosmetic surgery of the mouth and face are described. They include laser skin resurfacing, botulinum neurotoxin A treatment, blepharoplasty, facial liposuction, fat injections, facial implants, face lifts, and nose surgery.

Innovations, Surgery, Surgery, Plastic, Plastic surgery, Face

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The interdisciplinary approach to oral, facial and head pain: case reports

Article Abstract:

Dentists should consult pain specialists and even refer patients to a pain treatment center if the patient's symptoms are complex. Tips for triaging such patients are included, using two case histories as examples.

Care and treatment, Orofacial pain, Facial pain

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