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25.01.2022 Did you know that the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has given the green light to #RapidAntigenTests for use in Australia? The tests are already being used in aged care facilities and other healthcare settings, and can be used to detect COVID-19 in asymptomatic staff, as well as patients seeking emergency treatment, among many other circumstances. The next step? #RapidAntigenTesting for personal use at home? Time and the #TGA will tell.... For more information on Rapid Antigen Tests, visit https://bit.ly/3uf4kiu #staysafe #getvaxxed

24.01.2022 Latest news regarding the COVID-19 vaccinations suggests that they should begin to start rolling out to high priority people in Australia shortly. To read more, visit:

22.01.2022 Learn, connect & grow with IAOMS by joining or renewing your membership today! IAOMS membership offers benefits for OMF surgeons at every stage in their career.... We help members build their career and our profession. Member Benefits Include: Online access to the International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (IJOMS), educational resources such as IAOMS Scientific Webinars, the IAOMS Microlearning Series, and IAOMS Virtual Conferences, as well as reduced rates at our signature events and more! Join Today: https://bit.ly/2Tl5kko

22.01.2022 Orthognathic surgery treats problems associated with overgrowth, undergrowth, disproportion and asymmetry of the jaws and facial skeleton. To learn more about the potential benefits of orthognathic surgery, visit our website and view the included information document.

21.01.2022 SAVE THE DATE for the 2021 Australian Pain Society's 41st Annual Scientific Meeting. From 18 - 21 April 2021, three international speakers, along with a number of national speakers, will be presenting their findings in Canberra. Learn more about this event by visiting the website below.

20.01.2022 After wisdom teeth removal, it can take quite some time for the mouth to heal. To best care for yourself or someone else recovering from wisdom teeth removal, watch this helpful video from AAOMS.

20.01.2022 Researchers have found a way to convert a low-cost 3D printer into a high-quality RNA extraction platform. This affordable solution will allow labs anywhere in ...the world to access high-performance #COVID19 testing. They've even shared instructions on exactly how to do it. Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences at UniMelb The Royal Melbourne Hospital https://bit.ly/3kBV6su

20.01.2022 Have you wondered what the difference is between a dental implant and a denture? This video from AAOMS can provide all the answers.

19.01.2022 Do you know what an impacted wisdom tooth is? Learn when an impacted wisdom tooth should be removed in the following video:

18.01.2022 In a significant step forward in understanding the crucial role tissue-resident memory T (TRM) cells play in the immune system, researchers have for the first t...ime described how the cells behave in different tissues around the body. This discovery adds to the growing knowledge base around the huge potential of T cell-based vaccines, including second generation COVID-19 vaccines, that would target lung tissue directly. The Royal Melbourne Hospital Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences at UniMelb https://www.doherty.edu.au//how-intricacies-of-tissue-memo

18.01.2022 University of Melbourne Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Jennifer Zerbato reflects back on her experience during 2020 - publishing her work on different measures... of HIV latency in people living with HIV and the challenges of living abroad during a global pandemic. https://www.doherty.edu.au//an-american-in-melbourne-durin Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences at UniMelb

18.01.2022 Think a wait-and-see strategy is the way to approach wisdom teeth that haven’t caused trouble? Consider: Typically, it is easier to remove wisdom teeth in you...nger patients. Each doctor’s visit requires time. Discuss all factors with your oral and maxillofacial surgeon when deciding whether all four wisdom teeth should be extracted at the same time. #wisdomteeth https://myoms.org//wisdom-teeth-manageme/why-remove-all-4/ See more

17.01.2022 Ever wondered what a day in the life of an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon looks like? Check out this video of American Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Dr Porchia James explaining what she does each day.

17.01.2022 Registrations open today for the 2021 Australian Pain Society’s 41st Annual Scientific Meeting. The event, which will be held on 18-21 April 2021 in Canberra, Australia will go ahead regardless of COVID-19 restraints with virtual meetings available in worst case scenarios. Find more information on their website.

17.01.2022 POSITION VACANT: Adelaide MaxFax is seeking an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon to join their busy specialist practice located in the Eastern Suburbs of Adelaide. For more information, visit the Adelaide MaxFax website.

16.01.2022 International OMS News: The British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (BAOMS) has welcomed the UK bill to make it illegal to give botox or dermal fillers to anyone under 18 for cosmetic purposes. Caroline Mills, BAOMS Lead on Facial Aesthetic and Cosmetic Surgery and Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital said this would be the first step toward wider regulation in the industry to help protect patients. To learn more, visit the BAOMS website: https://qoo.ly/39ch2u

16.01.2022 The jaw joint (temporomandibular joint) is a complex structure and is located in front of the ear. It is lined by a special type of cartilage and has nerve fibres that are very sensitive. Quite often, this joint can be very painful for patients who have experienced a blow to the jaw or regularly grind their teeth. For more information about temporomandibular joint disorders, visit our website.

14.01.2022 Orthognathic surgery is generally conducted in conjunction with orthodontic treatment (braces) to optimally correct the bite and to provide good facial balance. Usually, treatment is undertaken in the teenage years and early adult life when facial growth is complete or nearing completion. Learn more at:

14.01.2022 EXCITING NEWS: The ANZAOMS Annual Conference has been scheduled for 11-13 November next year in Hobart, Tasmania. For further information and updates, visit our website.

13.01.2022 It has just been announced that the International Conference on Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (ICOMS) has been postponed to 2022. We will continue to inform the ANZAOMS community with further updates regarding this conference. For more information, visit the official ICOMS website. https://qoo.ly/39e695.

13.01.2022 Did you know that ANZAOMS funds and supports the Overseas Outreach & Aid Committee (OOAC)? This committee aims to facilitate our members engaging and supporting overseas and Australian aid missions. To learn more about this program and get involved, visit our website at:

12.01.2022 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a complex specialty combining dental, medical and surgical expertise. To learn more about this speciality and its requirements, follow the link to our useful fact sheet.

12.01.2022 The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMS) Service, Auckland District Health Board (ADHB) are seeking two suitably qualified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Any experienced OMS surgeons with competency in the full scope of OMS, head and neck oncology and microvascular reconstructive surgery should apply. For more information, please visit our website at:

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Drs. Tara L. Aghaloo and Robert E. Marx! They received the Clinical Research Award during Annual Meeting. Dr. Aghaloo is faculty at the University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Marx is faculty at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Fla.

10.01.2022 2021 not only marks the 125th anniversary of KLS Martin, but also the 5th birthday of their training centre 'KLS Martin WORLD' at their headquarters in Tuttlingen, Germany! Throughout the last five years, it has set the scene for numerous courses, celebrations and tours providing insight into the latest in medical technology, as well as the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas. To bring the feeling of our WORLD to you despite the distance, we have created a virtual tour th...rough our visitor centre. Have fun exploring and hopefully see you soon in person again! Start your tour now via https://bit.ly/3v7snj3 Please note, that not all products are available in all markets. #KLSMartin #ANZAOMSASMSponsor #sponsored

10.01.2022 Dr Julian Druce and Dr Mike Catton reflect back on Jan 2020, when the team from The Royal Melbourne Hospital's Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laborator...y (VIDRL) had grown in culture SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, and were about to begin sharing it with laboratories around the world. https://www.doherty.edu.au//growing-and-sharing-the-virus- #COVID19 #SARSCoV2

10.01.2022 Are they really OK? Ask them today. It’s R U OK?Day and we’re calling on everyone to check in with the people in their world and ask if they’re really OK, not just today but every day. The ups and downs of life can affect each of us differently. Sometimes it won’t be obvious that someone is struggling, but having the support of family, friends and close colleagues can help those close to us better navigate the challenges that come their way. ... Don't wait until someone is visibly distressed or in crisis to ask them how they're really going. Make a moment meaningful and ask, "are you OK?" because your conversation could change a life. If you want to support someone but aren’t sure where to start, follow these four steps: 1. ASK R U OK? Pick the right time and place and ask them how they're going. 2. LISTEN Listen with an open mind and without judgement. 3. ENCOURAGE ACTION - Encourage them to do something that might lighten the load. 4. CHECK IN Remember to check in again soon. Your ongoing care and support can make a difference. Click Here for more information and resources. https://www.ruok.org.au/join-r-u-ok-day

10.01.2022 In the latest issue of the IAOMS Face to Face Magazine, Dr Allen Cheng and Dr Ashish Patel take us step by step through a superficial parotidectomy. Read more at:

09.01.2022 Happy World Cavity-Free Future Day everyone! #WCFFDay This important initiative, now in its fifth year, seeks to raise awareness of the fact that anyone of any... age can fall prey to tooth decay but that it's also in everyone's power to practice good oral health through regular brushing and flossing, regular dentist visits and healthy eating. Find out more - www.acffglobal.org/

09.01.2022 Happy International Women’s Day 2021!

09.01.2022 Only 9 months until the ANZAOMS Annual Conference. For all the details, visit:

09.01.2022 Planning on having wisdom teeth removed soon? Be prepared with a list of questions to ask your oral and maxillofacial surgeon. #wisdomteeth https://myoms.org/why-choose-an-oms/questions-to-ask-oms/

08.01.2022 For those who are not aware, the International Surgical Sleep Society Meeting planned for January 2021 has been cancelled due to health and safety concerns. For more information, visit the link below.

08.01.2022 POSITIONS VACANT: The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMS) Service, Auckland District Health Board (ADHB), invites applications from two suitably qualified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. These roles are permanent, full-time (negotiable), based at Auckland City and Middlemore hospitals. Visit our website for application details and more information.

08.01.2022 Meet our Junior Council Member: Mr Timothy Wong Mr Wong is an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon working in both public (Royal Melbourne Hospital) and group private practice (OMFS) in Melbourne. Mr Wong's subspeciality area of interest is Head and Neck Oncology and he is actively involved with clinical and research work in this area through the Royal Melbourne Hospital... Read more about Mr Wong here: https://qoo.ly/3dqm5w

07.01.2022 RECENT OMS NEWS: The printing of new bones, organs and skin is becoming a reality with the opening of the Herston Biofabrication Institute in Brisbane. One of the core programs of this institute is oral and maxillofacial surgery which will greatly benefit from translating research in 3D-printed prosthetics and implants. Read more at:

07.01.2022 Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay and now, more than ever, we must nurture and protect our mental well-being. Take a moment to check in with others and yourself, and remember to be there for one another in the bad weather as much as we are for the good. #DestigmatiseMentalHealth #MentalHealthCareForAll

06.01.2022 Treatment of the right maxilla after hemimaxillectomy with the IPS Implants Preprosthetic in the absence of bone augmentation. Find out more about KLS Martin's IPS Implants Preprosthetic via https://bit.ly/38XcS3R Please contact your local KLS Martin representative for more information.... #KLSMartin #ANZAOMSASMSponsor #sponsored

06.01.2022 Read Deepak Krishnan’s insightful article discussing the number of inconveniences felt by the world, and particularly medical workers, this past year during COVID-19:

05.01.2022 Graduate Researcher Jennifer Habel was set to begin her PhD focused on immunology and viral infections in pregnant women, just as Victoria headed into the first... lockdown in 2020. A few days into lockdown, her supervisor, University of Melbourne Professor Katherine Kedzierska asked her to begin work that could help their lab to better understand the T-cell response to SARS-CoV-2. Jennifer reflects back on her first year of her PhD and what she and her lab achieved: https://www.doherty.edu.au/news//a-peculiar-start-to-a-phd Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences at UniMelb The Royal Melbourne Hospital #SARSCoV2 #Tcells #COVID19

05.01.2022 Still have some questions about the Doherty Institute's modelling sensitivity analysis? Listen to our bonus podcast episode where we chat with modelling consort...ium member Dr Chris Baker who breaks it all down for us. Take a listen! The Royal Melbourne Hospital Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences at UniMelb https://www.doherty.edu.au/news-events/podcast

05.01.2022 Common signs and symptoms of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea include snoring or noisy breathing, disturbed sleep with intermittent waking, daytime tiredness, fatigue and lack of concentration. There are a number of treatment options that range from conservative strategies to surgical management. To learn more, visit our website.

04.01.2022 RACS Fellow and world-renowned surgeon Dr Ollapallil Jacob has been nominated for the Senior Australian of the Year award. A surgeon in Alice Springs for more ...than 20 years, Dr Ollapallil Jacob provides elective and emergency care - including neurosurgery, thoracic surgery and general surgery - for Central Australia residents. He has received numerous local and national honours for his contribution, including the inaugural Royal College of Surgeons Indigenous Award in 2015. Read more: https://bit.ly/3dXYUQW

04.01.2022 Alveolar osteitis, or dry socket, is a painful dental condition that can occur after having a tooth extracted. Learn more about Dry Socket from this informative video from AAOMS.

04.01.2022 Individuals with jaw and facial disproportion may seek corrective jaw surgery. Facial asymmetry, jaw and tooth misalignment, difficulties with chewing and speech are indications that treatment may be needed. Learn more at: