FELLOWSHIP IN ORAL SURGERY
FELLOWSHIP IN ORAL SURGERY Explore the FELLOWSHIP IN ORAL SURGERY with our practical-focused Postgraduate Diploma program. Designed for medical professionals aiming to excel in diagnostics, this course provides clinical training and expert mentorship to enhance your skills and knowledge. Course Price ₹ 2,50,000 ₹2,00000 Buy Course Now Get Free Details For Course Batch starts on Jan to Dec/ May to June Course Duration 12 Months Multimodal Program Hybrid Mode & Clinical Attachment Flexible payment financing options available Fellowship in Oral Surgery The Fellowship in Oral Surgery at MGA Medical Global Academy is a highly specialised program of advanced training to build knowledge and experience in oral and maxillofacial surgery. This course aims to develop the dexterity, confidence and competence to carry out a broad spectrum of oral surgical procedures in contemporary practice. This program merges theoretical knowledge with clinical practice, offering the opportunity to train with seasoned oral surgeons in a clinical environment. Whether you’re extracting teeth or performing more complex procedures like dental implants, trauma care and minor oral surgeries, you will be equipped to handle common as well as challenging surgical scenarios. The program’s curriculum mirrors the clinical environment by including patient assessment, diagnosis, surgical planning, surgical technique and post-surgical care, preparing you for clinical practice. Outcome of the Fellowship: At the completion of the course you will be able to: Confidently carry out basic and complex oral surgeries Independently diagnose and treat oral and maxillofacial pathology Plan and implement surgical placements of implants and minor reconstructive surgeries Manage surgical emergencies and complications Provide safe, ethical and patient-centered surgical care Career Opportunities: Upon completion of the fellowship, you’re well-prepared to: Senior positions in dental practices and oral surgery centers Private practice in oral surgery and implantology Roles in hospitals and maxillofacial departments Roles in dental education Subspecialty in implantology, oral pathology or maxillofacial surgery As a result, this fellowship will help you transition from a general dentist to one who practices procedure-based, high-technology oral surgery, expanding your clinical skills, surgical skills and career development. Download Brochure in Whatsapp What you’ll learn Foundations of Oral Surgery Surgical Extractions and Related Procedures Implantology Management of Oral Pathologies Maxillofacial Trauma Anesthesia and Pain Management Key Features Attending /Non-Attending Classes Clinical Training in Nearest Hospital/Clinics. Free Study Material with recorded lectures Best Faculties (Super Specialists) of India 5. Library Access & Question & Answer Session6. NAAC A+ University7. 1 Year of Mentorship8. Updated Curriculum Course Curriculum Advanced Orofacial Anatomy, Diagnostics & Surgical Principles Detailed anatomy of the head and neck with clinical applications Craniofacial growth and development for surgery Radiographic interpretation: CBCT, OPG, MRI, CT Oral surgery diagnosis and treatment planning Evidence-based decision-making and case selection Medical and surgical history and risk assessment Basic principles of asepsis, sterilisation and operating room protocol Principles of surgical instruments, flaps and suturing Exodontia, Impactions, and Minor Oral Surgical Procedures Principles and techniques of simple and surgical extractions Surgical extractions of impacted third molars, canines and supernumerary teeth Managing complications of surgery Pre-prosthetic surgeries: alveoloplasty, tuberosity reduction, ridge preservation Minor oral surgeries: frenectomy, operculectomy, tori excision, excisions Biopsy: incisional, excisional, brush cytology, FNAC Coagulation and healing of oral surgery wounds Care of medically compromised patients for minor oral surgery procedures Oral Implantology and Hard/Soft Tissue Augmentation Biological basis of osseointegration Selection of implant system and digital planning Surgical placement of implants: one-stage, two-stage approaches Immediate vs delayed implant loading Soft tissue management around implants Techniques of bone augmentation: ridge split, guided bone regeneration, block grafts Sinus lift (lateral and crestal) Treatment of peri-implantitis and failed implants Management of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologies Identification and classification of cysts, tumors and reactive lesions Treatment of odontogenic and non-odontogenic cysts Recognition and surgical management of benign and malignant tumors Adjunct therapies: diode laser, electrocautery, cryosurgery Oral mucosal diseases: assessment and medical therapy Multidisciplinary approach: pathology, oncology, radiology Reconstructive options after tumor ablation Maxillofacial Trauma and Emergency Surgical Care Assessment and classification of facial fractures: zygomatic, mandible, orbita, nose Radiologic and clinical evaluation of trauma Closed and open reduction and fixation techniques Plates, screws, and bioresorbable fixation devices Management of soft tissue injuries and scarring Dentoalveolar injuries: avulsions, intrusions, luxations Airway management and trauma life support (ATLS/BLS) Temporomandibular Joint Disorders and Orofacial Pain Anatomy, biomechanics and function of the TMJ Classification of TMJ disorders (myofascial, internal derangement, arthritis) Treatment options: splints, injections (steroids, PRP), arthrocentesis TMJ surgeries: arthroscopy, disc repositioning, condylectomy, joint replacement Orofacial pain, trigeminal neuralgia and neuropathic pain Interdisciplinary care (pain management, neurology, physiotherapy) Orthognathic and Corrective Jaw Surgery Facial aesthetics and cephalometric analysis Classification of skeletal malocclusion (Class II, Class III, open bite, asymmetry) Le Fort I osteotomy, bilateral sagittal split osteotomy (BSSO), genioplasty Planning orthognathic surgery with model surgery and splints Computer-aided simulation and planning Multi-disciplinary approach with orthodontics and prosthodontics Aftercare and relapse prevention Anesthesia, Sedation, and Pain Management in Oral Surgery Local anesthesia: pharmacology and techniques Local blocks: Gow-Gates, Akinosi, PSA Conscious sedation: IV sedation, nitrous oxide, oral sedatives Monitoring: pulse oximetry, ECG, capnography Response to medical emergencies: anaphylaxis, fainting, cardiac arrest ACLS and BLS training and certification Pain management (medications and techniques) Craniofacial and Cleft Surgery Embryology and classification of cleft lip and palate Surgery: timing and procedures (lip, palate, alveolus) Cleft care team: speech, orthodontics, ENT, prosthodontics Secondary surgeries: fistula closure, bone grafting Syndromic clefts and craniofacial anomalies management Pre-surgical orthopedics and nasoalveolar molding (NAM) 3D printing for craniofacial reconstruction Infections of the Head, Neck, and Oral Cavity Odontogenic infections: diagnosis and treatment Ludwig’s angina, parapharyngeal abscess Antibiotic choice and prevention of resistance Emergency airways in oral infections Surgical drainage procedures in hospitals Imaging for staging and treatment of infection Reconstruction and rehabilitation after infection Pediatric Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Sedation and behavior management in children Dentoalveolar surgery: extractions, exposure, biopsy Congenital lesions and malformations of the mouth Pediatric trauma: greenstick fractures, TMJ dislocation Treatment of pediatric cysts and tumors Anesthesia and pediatrics Surgical considerations for growth Cosmetic and Aesthetic Oral Surgery Golden proportions and facial aesthetics Perioral surgery: lip lift,