OHI-S Orthognathic Surgery Diagnosis and Management of Complications and Errors 4 lessons 2h 11min

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+ Target Audience: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and Orthodontists

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A comprehensive clinical course focused on improving outcomes in orthognathic surgery through better understanding, recognition, and management of complications and errors. This program explores the critical role of accurate diagnosis, structured treatment planning, and interdisciplinary coordination in preventing avoidable failures, integrating clinical reasoning with practical decision-making frameworks to strengthen predictability and enhance long-term stability.

Learning Objectives

• Identify diagnostic errors in dentofacial deformities.

• Avoid treatment planning pitfalls in maxillary and mandibular surgery.

• Apply orthodontic–surgical planning principles effectively.

• Recognize and navigate errors in orthodontic compensation and decompensation.

• Manage relapse caused by persistent dysfunctions such as swallowing abnormalities, mouth breathing, and TMD.

Target Audience

This program is intended for clinical professionals involved in the surgical and orthodontic phases of treating dentofacial deformities, aiming to enhance patient safety and treatment predictability.

Best for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and Orthodontists.

Topics

Lesson 1. Avoiding Pitfalls in Orthognathic Surgery: Common Errors in Maxillary and Mandibular Procedures

• Diagnostic errors in dentofacial deformities

• Treatment planning pitfalls in maxillary and mandibular surgery

• Orthodontic–surgical planning principles

• Errors in orthodontic compensation and decompensation

• Sagittal discrepancies: planning mistakes

• Vertical dimension errors in surgical planning

• Transverse discrepancies and miscalculations

• Surgical and technical pitfalls

• Workflow and interdisciplinary coordination issues

• Communication gaps between orthodontist and surgeon

• Factors affecting functional stability

• Factors influencing aesthetic outcomes

• Prevention of complications and relapse

• Systematic approach to predictable treatment outcomes

• Clinical strategies for improving surgical predictability

Lesson 2. New Techniques in Orthognathic Surgery: Advances in Precision and Predictability

• Emerging techniques in modern orthognathic surgery

• Rationale behind new surgical concepts

• Impact on accuracy, stability, and predictability

• Indications and limitations of contemporary techniques

• Integration into multidisciplinary workflows

• Strategies to improve outcomes and minimize complications

• Evidence-based decision-making in clinical practice

Lesson 3. Etiology of Relapse in Orthognathic Surgery

• Relapse due to persistent dysfunctions: swallowing abnormalities and mouth breathing

• Residual maxillary growth and its impact

• Unfavorable mandibular condyle reshaping

• Constitutional abnormalities: myopathy and muscle typology

• Importance of early detection and management to prevent permanent damage

Lesson 4. Mistakes and Complications in Orthognathic Surgery

• Functional considerations in orthognathic surgery

• Diagnostic errors

• Errors in orthodontic treatment

• Errors in surgical planning

• Errors in aesthetic considerations

• Overview of surgical safety and risk factors

• Vascular complications

• Dental complications

• Nerve-related complications

• Unfavorable fractures and bad splits

• Postoperative infections

• Pseudoarthrosis

• Dentoalveolar necrosis

• Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders

• Other potential complications

• Importance of prevention, early detection, and proper management