Dive Into the Lives of OMF Surgeons Around the World

In this video message, you'll get a firsthand invitation to the upcoming ANZOMES-ASM Conference—a global gathering of surgeons, students, researchers, and academics. Learn more about the opportunities to share your work, exchange ideas, and connect with colleagues from around the world. Whether you're presenting, learning, or collaborating, this event promises to be both memorable and impactful.

Article from Australia I have been very fortunate to spend my medical school elective in OMS at OralMax Surgeons in Melbourne, Victoria,...

A day in the life of Dr Muralidhara Nagarjuna from Bangalore.

The Australian & New Zealand Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons (ANZAOMS) which is the lead Surgical body in the Oceanic Region established the Australasian Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (AJOMS) in 2023.

As maxillofacial surgeons, our daily commutes vary significantly depending on our work location. The contrasting environments - from peaceful countryside to vibrant city centre - complement the broad scope of maxillofacial surgery cases we encounter across these different healthcare settings.

Experiences as a Trainee Surgeon at Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem, and a Fellow Surgeon in Melbourne, Australia

This article details a personal and professional journey in craniofacial surgery. Beginning in rural Northeastern Brazil, the author's passion for cleft and craniofacial care led to a research fellowship at Universitätsspital Basel, Switzerland, focusing on integrating 3D scanning and machine learning into patient care.

Oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMFS) research in Brazil has experienced significant advancements driven by technological progress, refined surgical techniques, and robust academic research. This article reviews the current state of OMFS research in Brazil, identifying key areas of investigation, major contributing institutions, and the challenges faced by professionals in the field.

My journey to becoming a Craniofacial Surgeon Article from Israel I am Dr. Abboud Mbadda, a 36-year-old, oral and maxillofacial surgeon...

My Fellowship Journey: Dr. Sahar Nadel Article from Israel I will always remember that Friday afternoon: on my way back home from the...

Dr. Omri Emodi and Dr. Zach Sharoni recount their latest humanitarian mission with Operation Smile in Madagascar, where they and an international team performed 117 cleft lip and palate surgeries in just 12 days. Facing challenging field conditions and limited resources, they operated on patients ranging from infants to a 57-year-old woman—many receiving treatment for the first time.