Online Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery CE Courses & Webinars

Complex surgical topics require more than one-time exposure. OHI-S online oral surgery courses and OMFS CE training give general dentists, oral surgeons, and residents structured access to the full clinical range of oral and maxillofacial surgery education — on demand, at their own pace, and built for repeated study where it matters most.

Why Online CE Matters in Oral Surgery

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a field where protocols evolve continuously — across digital planning, bone augmentation, atraumatic technique, trauma management, and interdisciplinary coordination. Staying current requires consistent, structured access to credible clinical education.

Online oral surgery courses make that access practical. You can build understanding gradually across demanding topics, revisit complex material when needed, and study around a clinical schedule without travel-dependent disruption. For eligible courses, CE credits are clearly marked — OHI-S is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.

What You'll Learn

OHI-S online OMFS courses cover the procedural, diagnostic, and planning topics that matter across the specialty — structured for focused, self-paced study:

• Complex extractions and third molar surgery — step-by-step surgical access, flap design, ostectomy sequencing, and suturing logic for impacted and difficult cases
• Atraumatic and tissue-preserving techniques — socket preservation protocols, minimally invasive extraction workflows, and regenerative case planning
• Apical surgery and piezosurgery — periapical access planning, retrograde filling protocol detail, and ultrasonic application logic you can rewatch and apply
• Bone grafting and augmentation — GBR, sinus lift, PRF, and implant-related surgical protocol understanding across staged and immediate approaches
• Guided surgery and CBCT-based planning — digital workflow walkthroughs, 3D case analysis, and imaging-based preoperative decision frameworks
• Orthognathic surgery — planning logic, interdisciplinary sequencing, complication recognition, and rehabilitation thinking across complex cases
• TMJ surgery and arthrocentesis — injection protocol detail, arthrocentesis concepts, and prosthetic approaches reviewable at your own pace
• Maxillofacial and dental trauma — emergency response logic, fracture management principles, and postoperative follow-up structured for clear retention
• Pediatric oral surgery — age-appropriate surgical decision-making, anesthesia considerations, and trauma care principles
• Oral pathology and lesion recognition — lesion identification, differential diagnosis thinking, biopsy indications, and referral decision frameworks

For general dentists, content is framed around case selection, complication awareness, and referral judgment. For surgeons and residents, it supports deeper protocol understanding across the full OMFS scope.

Why Choose Online Learning for Oral Surgery Education

Online oral surgery courses offer something live training alone cannot: the ability to revisit key surgical explanations, planning steps, and decision-making frameworks as many times as needed. Complex topics in OMFS — from CBCT-guided planning to orthognathic sequencing to bone grafting protocols — benefit from repeated, focused study rather than single-exposure learning.

Structured OMFS CE courses also let you move at the pace that fits your workload. You can complete foundational modules before attending a hands-on event, or use online content to reinforce clinical reasoning after live training. Online learning works alongside practice, not against it.

For eligible courses, CE credits are clearly marked and easy to track — useful for practitioners managing annual continuing education requirements across a busy schedule.

Learn from World-Class Clinicians

OHI-S OMFS courses are developed and delivered by surgeons and specialists with genuine clinical authority and a track record of rigorous, practical teaching.

Lecturers include David Sanz, David Angelo, Angelo Cardarelli, Paul Abbott, Sylvain Chamberland, Larry Wolford, Ashley Clark, and Johan Aps — each bringing a distinct clinical focus across the full range of oral and maxillofacial surgery topics available online.

Average course rating: 4.72/5 based on 24,000+ reviews — from practitioners who use OHI-S as a consistent, structured part of their professional development.

Other Ways to Learn Oral Surgery on OHI-S

Online courses are the primary format on this page, but OHI-S also offers live hands-on seminars and events for practitioners who want direct, instructor-led surgical training — as well as free oral surgery learning resources for those exploring a topic before committing to a course. Links to both are in the Next step section below.

Next Step

Prefer a different format? Explore other ways to learn oral surgery and OMFS on OHI-S:

• Explore the OMFS Learning Hub
• View OMFS Seminars and Hands-On Events
• Access Free Oral Surgery Learning