OMFS medmal cases concentrate around IAN/lingual nerve injury from 3rd molar extractions, office sedation deaths, BRONJ/MRONJ from extraction in bisphosphonate patients, and dental implant nerve injuries. AAOMS Parameters of Care + Position Papers define the floors.
Try the 2-min OMFS demo → All specialtiesOMFS cases turn on documented pre-op CBCT for at-risk extractions, specific named-nerve consent (not boilerplate), capnography during office sedation, and MRONJ risk discussion in bisphosphonate patients.
Patient died during in-office GA / deep sedation; capnography absent, ACLS-trained personnel not present.
Lower 3rd molar near IAN; no pre-op CBCT or specific consent; permanent paresthesia.
Lingual nerve injury from lingual retraction; permanent taste/sensation loss.
IV-bisphosphonate / denosumab patient extracted without risk discussion or alternative consideration.
Mandibular fracture during lower 3rd molar; not recognized intraop.
Implant near IAN/mental nerve without CBCT + safety margin.
For nerve-injury cases: lock the witness into "I always discuss risks generally," then juxtapose against the AAOMS standard requiring documented specific consent enumerating nerve-injury risks by name.
Why this lands: witness has framed boilerplate consent as a substitute for specific named-nerve discussion.
OMFS cases turn on documented pre-op CBCT, specific named-nerve consent, capnography in sedation, and MRONJ discussion. AAOMS Parameters of Care are real published floors.
AAOMS Parameters of Care for 3rd Molar Surgery, AAOMS Position Paper on MRONJ, AAOMS Office Anesthesia Standards.
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