Dr. Wahan Experiment

ep 25: AROMS The First App for Oral Surgery with John M Sands and Serv Wahan

Guest: John M Sands MD DDS
https://www.goaroms.com/
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Host: Serv Wahan MD DMD
https://www.drwahan.com/
 
 
keywords
oral surgery, dental education, AROMS app, residency challenges, surgical training, innovations in dentistry, maxillofacial surgery, technology in healthcare, entrepreneurship in medicine, personal finance in residency, John M Sands, Serv Wahan, Dr Wahan, Oral Surgery app, CBSE, OMSITE, OMFS resources
 
 
summary
In this conversation, John M Sands shares his journey from a non-traditional path to becoming an oral maxillofacial surgeon and entrepreneur. He discusses the challenges faced during dental school and residency, the founding of the AROMS app, and the innovations in oral surgery education. The conversation highlights the importance of adapting to new technologies and the need for continuous learning in the medical field.
 
 
takeaways
John's journey to dentistry was influenced by his father's career as a prosthodontist.
He initially enrolled in accounting before discovering his passion for oral surgery.
The AROMS app was founded during his residency to address gaps in surgical education.
John emphasizes the importance of mentorship throughout his career.
He faced significant challenges during residency, including financial struggles and academic pressures.
The app aims to provide comprehensive resources for oral surgery residents and practitioners.
John's experience with standardized exams shaped his study habits and approach to learning.
The app integrates various learning methods, including videos and articles, to enhance education.
John advocates for the use of technology in surgical training and education.
The conversation underscores the importance of continuous improvement and adaptation in the medical field.
 
titles
From Dentistry to Entrepreneurship: The Journey of John M Sands
Innovating Oral Surgery Education with AROMS
 
Sound Bites
"I always knew he was a dentist."
"I got a 7% and I didn't know."
"We want to advocate for the specialty."
 
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to John M Sands
02:59 Journey into Dentistry and Oral Surgery
06:03 Navigating Dental School and Residency Challenges
08:54 The Importance of Persistence in Medical Education
12:05 Founding the Advancing Residents of OMFS App
19:55 The Birth of AROMs: From Idea to Reality
25:12 Building the Foundation: Collaborations and Challenges
30:39 Innovations in Medical Education: The Role of Technology
37:49 The Future of AROMs: Expanding Resources and Engagement
43:32 Transforming Learning: The Impact of Digital Resources

ep 24: Full Scope in Private Practice with Andrew Baker DDS MD and Serv Wahan DMD MD

Guest: Andrew Baker DDS MD
https://www.instagram.com/andy_omfs/reel/DHrVIgBPZ8A/
https://www.osalansing.com/
 
Host: Serv Wahan DMD MD
https://www.instagram.com/drwahan/?hl=en
https://www.drwahan.com/
 
 
keywords
oral surgery, maxillofacial surgery, cancer treatment, multidisciplinary teams, HPV, dysplasia, tobacco use, surgical techniques, fellowship training, patient care, Serv Wahan, Andrew Baker DDS MD, Dr Wahan, Full scope, omfs, Oral surgery, pracademics, Seattle podcast, Michigan dental school, dysplasia, oral cancer, lichen planus, tongue cancer, cancer surgery, head and neck cancer
 
 
summary
In this conversation, Dr. Andrew Baker, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, discusses his journey into the field, the importance of multidisciplinary teams in cancer care, and the evolving landscape of oral surgery. He shares insights on the role of HPV in oral cancers, the management of dysplasia, and the implications of tobacco use. The discussion also touches on the significance of fellowship training and the collaborative nature of oncology, emphasizing the need for continuous surveillance in patient care.
 
 
takeaways
Dr. Baker is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
He practices in a multidisciplinary team for cancer care.
Fellowship training is crucial for advanced surgical skills.
HPV is a significant factor in oral cancers.
Vaccination may reduce HPV-related cancer rates.
Dysplasia requires careful monitoring and management.
Tobacco use is linked to oral cavity cancers.
Oral surgery offers a broad scope of practice.
Surveillance is essential for patients with dysplasia.
Collaboration among healthcare professionals enhances patient outcomes.
 
titles
Exploring the World of Oral Surgery
The Journey of an Oral Surgeon
 
Sound Bites
"I fell in love with oral surgery."
"I'm typically not laser ablating."
"It's a choose your own adventure."
 
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
04:19 Pathway to Cancer Surgery
07:33 The Journey Through Dental School
10:02 Navigating Political Dynamics in Oncology
13:47 Teaching and Learning in Surgery
16:53 Fellowship Experience in Oncology
18:54 Current Practice and Pathology Focus
20:17 Understanding HPV-Related Cancers
21:49 Advancements in Robotic Surgery
23:16 The Role of HPV Vaccination in Cancer Prevention
25:02 Understanding Oral Papillomas and Their Management
26:40 Dysplasia: Diagnosis and Treatment Protocols
28:30 Surveillance Strategies for Dysplastic Lesions
30:10 The Importance of Patient Education in Cancer Risk
31:58 The Role of Dentists in Monitoring Oral Health
33:54 Evaluating Diagnostic Tools in Oral Pathology
36:28 Lichen Planus: Risks and Management
38:22 Comparing Tobacco Products and Their Cancer Risks
40:06 The Scope of Oral Surgery Practice
41:47 Personal Insights and Rapid Fire Questions

ep 23: How to be a Confident Dentist with Dr Zeller and Dr Wahan

Guest: Dr Stephanie Zeller https://www.thetransformationschool.com/
Host: Dr Serv Wahan https://www.drwahan.com/
 
 
keywords
 
social media, comparison, self-awareness, confidence, inner work, trolls, authenticity, content creation, mental health, personal growth, dental wellness, dental podcast, Dr. Wahan, Dr. Zeller, Serv Wahan, Stephanie Zeller, the transformation school
 
 
summary
 
In this conversation, Dr. Serv Wahan and Dr. Stephanie Zeller discuss the pervasive issue of comparison in the age of social media, exploring how it affects mental health and self-perception. They delve into the importance of inner work and self-awareness in overcoming the negative impacts of social media, including the influence of trolls and negative feedback. The discussion emphasizes the need for authenticity in content creation and the significance of building confidence through understanding one's unique gifts and strengths. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the journey towards self-acceptance and the importance of curating a positive online experience.
 
 
takeaways
Social media amplifies the tendency to compare ourselves to others.
It's essential to recognize that social media is often a curated highlight reel.
Many high achievers struggle with comparison, especially in competitive fields.
Inner work is crucial for understanding one's strengths and gifts.
People who compare less often have a strong sense of self-awareness.
Trolls and negative feedback often stem from the insecurities of others.
Engaging with social media can be healthier when it involves interaction rather than passive consumption.
Finding authenticity in content creation can lead to greater satisfaction and fulfillment.
Positive affirmations should be believable and resonate with one's true self.
Building confidence requires ongoing self-discovery and acceptance of one's unique qualities.
 
titles
The Comparison Trap: Navigating Social Media
Inner Work: The Key to Self-Discovery
 
Sound Bites
"We can get caught in this comparison trap."
"You have to do the inner work first."
"It's like a dopamine pathway, isn't it?"
 
Chapters
00:00 Navigating Social Media and Comparison
01:39 The Impact of Curated Content
03:12 Understanding the Comparison Trap
05:09 The Inner Work of Self-Discovery
07:16 Dopamine and Social Media Engagement
09:40 Breaking Free from Digital Addiction
12:11Finding Authenticity in Creativity
14:28 The Power of Positive Affirmations
16:32 Dealing with Negativity and Trolls
18:15 Creating a Positive Social Media Environment
20:40 Authenticity in Social Media Engagement
22:42 The Passion Behind Posting
25:18 Finding Your Unique Voice
28:42 Overcoming Comparison Through Sharing
31:56 The Impact of Inner Work on Confidence
36:18 Building Authentic Confidence

ep 22: Real Talk on Wisdom Teeth with Serv Wahan and Amir Tahmasebpour

Guest: Dr Amir Tahmasebpour @therealtoothdr2.0
Host: Dr Wahan https://www.drwahan.com/
 
keywords
 
dentistry, oral surgery, dental school, social media, surgical techniques, patient management, cultural differences, dental instruments, dental education, dental experiences, Serv Wahan, Amir Tahmasebpour, The real Tooth Doctor 2.0, Dr Wahan, Dental Instruments, Dental Extraction setup, Toronto, Sydney, Seattle
 
 
summary
 
In this engaging conversation, Dr. Amir Tahmasebpour shares his journey into dentistry, discussing his experiences in dental school, the transition to oral surgery, and the influence of social media on the profession. He delves into various surgical techniques, instruments, and the challenges faced in oral surgery, while also touching on cultural differences in dentistry between Canada and the US. The conversation wraps up with light-hearted rapid-fire questions, revealing personal insights and fun facts about their lives.
 
 
takeaways
Dr. Amir Tee emphasizes the importance of maintaining hand skills in dentistry.
He shares his unique journey into dentistry, influenced by a neighbor's success.
The conversation highlights the role of social media in modern dentistry.
Dr. Tee discusses the challenges of oral surgery, including patient management.
He reflects on the cultural differences in dental practices between Canada and the US.
The importance of mentorship in surgical training is underscored.
Dr. Tee shares insights on various dental instruments and their uses.
He discusses the psychological aspects of patient communication during procedures.
The conversation touches on the significance of continuous learning in dentistry.
Humor and personal anecdotes make the discussion relatable and engaging.
 
titles
From Canada to Dentistry: Dr. Amir Tee's Journey
The Art of Oral Surgery with Dr. Amir Tee
 
Sound Bites
"I want to do an oral surgery."
"I was so fascinated by this."
"I love maple syrup."
 
Chapters
 
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:27 Journey into Dentistry
04:43 Dental School Experience
06:28 Training and Mentorship
08:44 Passion for Oral Surgery
11:14 Instruments and Techniques
15:08Choosing the Right Tools for Extractions
16:08 Techniques for Tooth Elevation and Extraction
18:25 Challenges with Erupted Wisdom Teeth
21:27 Innovative Approaches to Tooth Removal
24:26 Handling Complications During Extractions
28:14 Essential Instruments for Oral Surgery
30:25 Challenges in Dental Surgery
32:10Surgical Techniques and Patient Management
35:38 Realities of Dental Practice
40:25 Cultural Insights and Personal Preferences

ep 21: Oral Surgery Myth Busters with Dr Wahan and Dr Tomsic

keywords:
 
wisdom teeth, dental myths, bone grafts, dry sockets, anticoagulants, sedation, marijuana, dental procedures, oral surgery, dental care, Dr. Wahan. Dr. Tomsic, Serv Wahan, Jaclyn Tomsic, Mythbusters, Myths, Dental myths
 
 
summary:
 
In this conversation, Dr. Serv Wahan and Dr. Jaclyn Tomsic discuss various myths and misconceptions surrounding dental practices, particularly focusing on wisdom teeth, bone grafts, dry sockets, and the impact of medications on dental procedures. They explore the reasons behind wisdom teeth removal, the realities of bone grafting, and the effects of smoking and anticoagulants on dental health. The discussion also touches on the influence of marijuana use on sedation and the prevalence of dental myths in social media. The conversation concludes with a rapid-fire segment addressing common dental myths.
 
 
takeaways:
Wisdom teeth removal is not always necessary for everyone.
Bone grafts serve as scaffolds but do not grow.
Dry sockets can be influenced by smoking and age.
Anticoagulants should not be stopped before dental procedures without medical advice.
Marijuana use can complicate sedation during dental procedures.
Charcoal toothpaste is too abrasive for regular use.
Oil pulling lacks proven benefits for dental health.
Pineapple juice may help reduce inflammation post-surgery, but is not a cure-all.
Patients often confuse novocaine with modern anesthetics.
Telehealth and DIY dental solutions can pose risks to patients.
 
titles:
Debunking Dental Myths: Wisdom Teeth and Beyond
The Truth About Wisdom Teeth: Myths vs. Facts
 
Sound Bites:
"Why'd you take those out?"
"Bone grafts don't grow."
"Marijuana causes more anxiety?"
 
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Overview of Myths
00:36 Wisdom Teeth: Myths and Realities
09:24 Bone Grafts: Understanding the Myths
09:52 Socket Healing and Complications
15:38 Anticoagulants and Dental Extractions
26:14 Managing Post-Operative Bleeding
29:31 Anticoagulants and Their Impact
30:49 The Role of Marijuana in Sedation
34:02 Innovations in Sedation Techniques
36:45 Debunking Dental Myths
39:36 The Risks of DIY Dental Treatments
42:57 Understanding Local Anesthetics
44:45 Exploring Alternative Dental Practices
48:22 The Truth About Pineapple Juice and Recovery

ep 20: Why I Left a Successful Career in Dentistry with Dr Zeller and Dr Wahan

Dr Stephanie Zeller
https://www.thetransformationschool.com/
 
 
keywords
 
dentistry, prosthodontics, mental health, career fulfillment, coaching, personal growth, happiness, dental education, professional development, inner work, career fulfillment, burnout, personal transformation, happiness, coaching, professional development, work-life balance, mental health, self-discovery, life coaching, Dr Zeller, Dr Wahan, Dental Podcast, Austin Texas, Seattle
 
 
summary
 
In this conversation, Dr. Stephanie Zeller shares her journey through dentistry, exploring her initial motivations, the challenges she faced in dental school, and her eventual specialization in prosthodontics. She discusses the pursuit of success in her career and the realization that external achievements did not equate to internal happiness. Dr. Zeller emphasizes the importance of inner work and personal growth, leading her to become a coach for others seeking fulfillment in their careers. The conversation highlights the complexities of mental health in the dental profession and the need for a holistic approach to happiness. In this conversation, Stephanie Zeller discusses her journey from being a prosthodontist to a personal transformation expert, focusing on helping professionals find fulfillment in their careers. She emphasizes the importance of understanding burnout, the need for personal transformation, and the belief that happiness can be cultivated from within. The discussion also highlights the resources available for individuals seeking to make significant changes in their professional lives.
 
 
takeaways
Dr. Zeller grew up in a dental family, influencing her career choice.
She initially considered psychology before pursuing dentistry.
Dental school was challenging and not as expected for both Dr. Zeller and Serv.
Success in dentistry does not always lead to personal happiness.
Dr. Zeller found passion in prosthodontics after years of general practice.
She emphasizes the importance of continuing education to reignite passion.
Mental health discussions in dentistry have become more prevalent post-COVID.
Inner work is essential for true happiness and career fulfillment.
Coaching others became a natural extension of her journey.
Therapy alone may not be sufficient for career-related dissatisfaction. The goal of the course is to help people experience career fulfillment.
Many professionals, especially dentists, struggle with burnout.
Burnout often stems from doing things one doesn't want to do.
Taking a vacation doesn't necessarily fix burnout.
Happiness is an inside job and can be cultivated.
Most people don't know the specific causes of their burnout.
Transitioning to a new career path can be fulfilling.
Personal transformation can lead to greater success and happiness.
Changing subconscious beliefs can alter one's experience of work.
Resources like courses can help individuals find their path to happiness.
titles
From Dentistry to Coaching: Dr. Zeller's Journey
Finding Fulfillment Beyond the Dental Chair
The Inner Work of Happiness in Dentistry
Sound Bites
"I had a lot of loans."
"I didn't know what to do."
"Happiness was kind of an inside job."
"I started feeling happy internally."
"Happiness really is an inside job."
"I love it. Yeah."
"You need to do work."
Chapters
 
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Zeller's Journey
02:57 The Path to Dentistry: Family Influence and Personal Choices
05:55 Finding Passion in Prosthodontics
09:01 The Pursuit of Success and Its Discontents
11:46 The Turning Point: Realizations and Mental Health
15:00 The Inner Journey: Discovering True Happiness
17:54 Coaching Others: Sharing the Journey to Fulfillment
21:37 The Journey to Career Fulfillment
24:26 Understanding Burnout and Its Causes
29:45 Transitioning to a New Path
33:01 The Power of Personal Transformation
37:40 Resources for Change and Growth

ep 19: Periodontics, AI and Private Practice Hacks with Serv Wahan and Yvette Carrillo

keywords:
 
periodontics, dental practice, AI in dentistry, corporate dentistry, private practice, dental technology, marketing strategies, pandemic impact, dental education, career journey, dentistry, AI, technology, dental practice, efficiency, personal stories, career, education, tools, future, Yvette Carrillo, Perio Princess, Serv Wahan, Dr. Wahan, Dental Influencer, Dental podcast, San Diego, New Mexico, CBCT, 
 
 
summary:
 
In this engaging conversation, Yvette Carrillo, a periodontist, shares her journey from dental school to establishing her practice in San Diego. She discusses the challenges of starting a practice during the pandemic, the importance of technology and AI in dentistry, and the evolving landscape of corporate versus private practice. Yvette also reflects on her experiences in dental school, her near-death car accident, and the significance of networking and community in her professional life. In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore the integration of AI in dental practices, personal experiences in education, and reflections on life and career. They discuss the evolution of technology in dentistry, the importance of teamwork, and the future of AI as a tool to enhance efficiency and patient care. The dialogue also touches on personal anecdotes, including experiences in college and residency, and light-hearted rapid-fire questions about preferences and lifestyle.
 
 
takeaways:
Yvette is the first periodontist on the show.
She initially moved back to New Mexico after dental school but returned to California.
Starting a practice from scratch is challenging, especially in a saturated market.
Opening during COVID provided unique challenges and opportunities.
Technology and AI play a crucial role in modern dentistry.
Networking with other professionals is essential for success.
The landscape of corporate dentistry is changing rapidly.
Yvette emphasizes the importance of comprehensive patient assessments.
She has a strong bond with her sorority sisters from dental school.
Understanding business aspects is vital for running a successful practice. AI is becoming an essential tool in dental practices.
Team collaboration enhances the use of technology in the workplace.
Personal experiences in education shape professional growth.
Finding the right AI tools can streamline workflows.
AI can help manage mental load in busy practices.
The future of dentistry is intertwined with technological advancements.
Maintaining a work-life balance is crucial for success.
Personal anecdotes can enrich professional conversations.
Exploring new technologies can reignite passion for work.
Sleep hygiene and personal health are important for productivity.
 
titles:
From Dental School to Periodontics: Yvette's Journey
Navigating the Challenges of Starting a Dental Practice
The Role of Technology in Modern Dentistry
AI and Its Impact on Periodontics
 
Sound Bites:
"I love Perio so much."
"What's the worst that can happen?"
"I was a good patient."
"I love my Surge sisters."
"I highly recommend it."
"I have a really good core team."
"I can't take notes anymore."
"I gave up caffeine."
"I have the best sleep hygiene."
 
Chapters:
 
00:00 Introduction to Yvette Carrillo
01:01 Journey to Periodontics
03:30 Starting a Practice from Scratch
07:54 Navigating the Pandemic and Marketing Strategies
10:33 Technology in Dentistry
16:08 AI in Periodontics
19:33 Corporate vs. Private Practice
22:21 Business Training and Networking
24:31 Fraternity Life and Connections
26:00 The Role of AI in Dentistry
29:59 AI Tools for Efficiency
33:52 Integrating AI in Dental Practices
34:48 The Future of AI in Dentistry
37:01 Personal Reflections and Rapid Fire Questions

ep 18: Maximize Your Online Presence with Cory Roletto and Serv Wahan

keywords:
 
Corey Roletto, WEO Media, dental marketing, SEO, social media, Google reviews, CRM, website optimization, dental practice, marketing strategies, Serv Wahan, Dr. Wahan, Dental Podcast, Medical Podcast
 
summary:
 
In this conversation, Corey Roletto, co-founder of WEO Media, discusses the evolution of dental marketing, focusing on the importance of SEO, social media, and Google reviews. He emphasizes the need for unique content, effective use of backlinks, and the significance of personal connections in marketing strategies. The discussion also covers the role of CRM systems in managing patient relationships and the impact of Google Ads on attracting new patients. Overall, the conversation highlights the necessity of integrating marketing into the daily operations of dental practices.
 
takeaways:
Marketing is an essential part of a dentist's job.
Social media has evolved significantly and impacts marketing.
SEO requires unique content and effective backlinks.
Google reviews play a crucial role in local SEO.
Review velocity is more important than the total number of reviews.
Negative key terming in Google Ads can save money.
The doctor bio page is often the second most visited page.
Heat maps can provide insights into website user behavior.
Personal connections can influence patient choices.
Schema markup is vital for effective SEO.
titles:
Navigating Dental Marketing with Corey Roletto
The Intersection of Dentistry and Digital Marketing
SEO Strategies for Dental Practices
Sound Bites:
"It's a wild west right now."
"Content needs to be unique."
"Review velocity is key."
"Negative key terming is essential."
"Your doctor bio page is crucial."
"Schema is vital for SEO."
Chapters:
 
00:00 Introduction to Corey Roletto and His Background
03:06 The Evolution of Social Media and Its Impact on Marketing
05:57 Understanding SEO: Backlinks and Content Creation
09:10 The Importance of Google Reviews and Local SEO
11:54 Leveraging CRM for Patient Management
14:47 The Role of Google Ads and Negative Key Terming
17:59 Utilizing Heat Maps for Website Optimization
20:56 The Significance of Personal Connection in Marketing
24:06 Conclusion and Final Thoughts on Marketing in Dentistry

ep17: Private Practice vs Corporate Dentistry with Dr. Wahan and Dr. Gallagher

Keywords
dentistry, corporate dentistry, private practice, dental associates, student debt, dental contracts, work-life balance, dental consolidation, patient care, dental referrals, DSO, Dental support organization, Dr Wahan, Dr Gallagher, drwahan, Brendan Gallagher, dental podcast, oral surgery podcast
 
summary
This conversation explores the evolving landscape of dentistry, focusing on the competition between corporate and private practices. The speakers discuss the challenges of finding associates, the impact of corporate consolidation, financial realities, and the burden of student debt. They also delve into the appeal of corporate contracts, work-life balance, and the importance of patient relationships in the context of personalized care versus corporate efficiency.
 
takeaways
Corporate dentistry is on the rise, affecting private practices.
Finding associates for private practices is increasingly challenging.
Student debt is a significant burden for new dentists.
Corporate contracts often offer higher starting salaries but come with hidden costs.
Work-life balance varies significantly between corporate and private practices.
The consolidation of dental practices is driven by financial backing from private equity.
Patient relationships are crucial for personalized care in dentistry.
The financial realities of running a dental practice have changed post-COVID.
Dentists need to be aware of the terms in their contracts with corporate entities.
The future of dentistry may lean more towards corporate models, impacting patient care.
 
titles
Navigating the Dental Landscape: Corporate vs. Private
The Challenges of Finding Dental Associates
 
Sound Bites
"There's always a need for it."
"You need to look at all your options now."
"It's a weird time in dentistry."
 
Chapters
00:00 The Landscape of Dentistry: Private vs. Corporate
01:51 Challenges in Finding Associates
03:49 The Rise of Dental Support Organizations (DSOs)
06:22 Financial Dynamics in Dentistry
08:33 The Burden of Student Debt
09:51 Navigating Career Choices in Dentistry
11:47 The Reality of Corporate Dentistry
14:27 Work-Life Balance in Dental Careers
16:03 Future Trends in Dental Practice
17:51 The Corporate Dentistry Dilemma
18:46 Navigating Employment Contracts and Covenants
19:17 The Shift Towards Corporate Practices
20:31 Patient-Centered Care vs. Corporate Efficiency
23:09 The Importance of Personal Relationships in Dentistry
25:38 The Future of Private Practice vs. Corporate Dentistry

ep 16: Cringe-Worthy Referrals with Dr. Wahan and Dr. Tomsic

keywords:
 
oral surgery, wisdom teeth, referrals, dental implants, patient care, oral health, surgery techniques, dental pathology, dental referrals, dental communication, cringe referrals, Serv Wahan, Dr. Wahan, Dr. Tomsic, Jaclyn Tomsic
 
 
summary:
 
In this conversation, Dr. Jacci and Dr. Wahan discuss the intricacies of oral surgery referrals, particularly focusing on wisdom teeth removal, patient care, and the challenges posed by vague referrals. They emphasize the importance of clear communication between general dentists and oral surgeons to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The discussion also touches on pathology referrals, managing extra teeth in children, and the nuances of implant referrals, highlighting the need for a patient-centric approach in all aspects of dental care.
 
 
takeaways:
Referrals often lack clarity, leading to confusion.
Communication between providers can resolve many issues.
Wisdom teeth removal is best done between ages 15-25.
Patient comfort and safety should guide surgical decisions.
Vague referrals can complicate treatment planning.
Not every referral needs immediate surgical intervention.
Understanding dental age is crucial for wisdom teeth extraction.
Pathology referrals should be based on clear indications.
Extra teeth in children should be monitored until development is complete.
Implant options should be discussed thoroughly with patients.
 
titles:
Navigating Oral Surgery Referrals
Wisdom Teeth: Timing and Techniques
 
Sound Bites
"I don't want to struggle either."
"One surgery, one recovery."
"It's better care for the patient."
"It's a malpractice liability for us."
"I don't really care anymore."
 
Chapters:
 
00:00 Introduction and Referrals in Oral Surgery
03:04 Wisdom Teeth: Best Practices and Considerations
06:02 Patient-Centric Approaches to Wisdom Tooth Removal
09:06 Challenges with Vague Referrals
12:07 Pathology Referrals and Biopsy Insights
15:01 Managing Extra Teeth in Children
18:10 Evaluating Pain and Impacted Wisdom Teeth
21:04 Implant Referrals and Patient Options