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12th Edition of International Conference on Dentistry
and Oral Health

September 28-30 | London, UK

September 28-30, 2026 | London, UK

Maxillofacial Surgery

Maxillofacial Surgery

Maxillofacial surgery is a specialized form of surgery used to treat defects, diseases, and injuries of the face and jaw. It is a field within the specialty of dentistry which focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and surgery of the entire oral cavity, including the teeth and gums. Maxillofacial surgeons use both surgical and non-surgical techniques to manage conditions that can affect both the teeth and the bones and soft tissues of the face. Maxillofacial surgery typically begins with a comprehensive physical examination and a detailed history taking. An X-ray to spot any abnormalities is then taken, followed by a series of specialized examinations, such as bite impression, photographic examination, and panoramic facial X-ray. Maxillofacial surgeons also use specialized imaging techniques, such as CAT and MRI scans, to see the internal structures of the face. After a full work-up, the maxillofacial surgeon will create a treatment plan that may include the use of drugs, braces, surgical procedures, or a combination of treatments. Depending upon the severity of the condition, maxillofacial surgery can range from a simple procedure such as wisdom tooth removal or jaw alignment reconstruction, to a more complex procedure such as facial lifting or soft tissue alteration. The maxillofacial surgeon will choose the most appropriate protocol based on the severity of the condition. Maxillofacial surgery can improve a person’s physical appearance and help to reduce pain and discomfort caused by jaw or facial irregularities. It can also help to restore a person’s ability to speak or chew. Furthermore, some of the surgeries performed within maxillofacial surgery can provide a more natural appearance to the face. Maxillofacial surgery has the potential to greatly improve the quality of life of many patients. The surgery has the capability to restore a person’s facial features and even correct facial deformities caused by birth or disease. Therefore, maxillofacial surgery is an invaluable tool used by dentists to treat a variety of conditions and improve the lives of many people.

Committee Members
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - Zvi G Loewy

Zvi G Loewy

New York Medical College, United States
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - David Geoffrey Gillam

David Geoffrey Gillam

Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - Steven J Traub

Steven J Traub

American Institute of Oral Biology, United States
ICDO 2026 Speakers
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - Kristie Kapp

Kristie Kapp

EBITDent.co, United States
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - Jeffrey L Gurian

Jeffrey L Gurian

NYU School of Dentistry, United States
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - Khoa Le

Khoa Le

Eyes of AI, Australia
Speaker at Dentistry<br>and Oral Health 2026 - Enass Shamsy

Enass Shamsy

University of Lincoln, United Kingdom

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