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AAOMS On the Go is a podcast series for OMSs and anyone interested in oral and maxillofacial surgery. Podcasts will feature conversations on a variety of topics related to the specialty and Association initiatives.This podcast is for informational purposes. See AAOMS.org/podcast-disclaimer.
Unknown Host hosts AAOMS On the Go, a health show with 72 episodes published.
This episode breaks down the root causes of OMS claim denials, highlights common pitfalls and shares practical strategies to prevent issues before they happen. Learn more about Terri Bradley, CPC
This episode highlights oral and maxillofacial surgeons who have been awarded the AAOMS Challenge Coin in recognition of exceptional advocacy work. Guests share the efforts that led to their recognition and how meaningfu
Ever feel like your practice is doing everything right, but the numbers don’t add up? From coding errors to missed billing opportunities, revenue leakage can quietly undermine a practice’s financial health. In this episo
This episode explores a couple of unique patient groups served by oral and maxillofacial surgeons – specifically, prisoner populations and Amish communities. Learn more about Keith Schneider, DMD "Disclaimer"
Accurate coding and effective reimbursement strategies are essential to the success of any oral and maxillofacial surgery practice. This episode addresses how advanced educational experiences can empower practice staff t
Dr. Anthony M. Spina joins the podcast to discuss malpractice risk for the oral and maxillofacial surgeon and the benefits of OMSNIC. Disclaimer
Building relationships with and educating legislators – whether at the federal or state level – are essential components of effective advocacy. This episode offers tips for OMSs to convey a message, build rapport, and ma
Inventory management is essential for maintaining smooth operations in oral and maxillofacial surgery practices. Dr. Paul Bhatti joins the podcast to discuss supply chain and inventory control challenges and the importan
This episode covers the essential elements of a smooth, strategic practice transition. Drawing from years of experience advising oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Zachary Esplund joins the podcast to discuss how to preser
The 2025-26 AAOMS President, Dr. Robert S. Clark, joins the podcast to share his priorities and vision for AAOMS in the year ahead. Disclaimer
With an unwavering commitment to patient care and advancing the OMS specialty, Dr. J. David Morrison joins the podcast to discuss his year as AAOMS president. Disclaimer
Sterilization is a fundamental part of patient safety in oral and maxillofacial surgery. This episode dives into best practices for sterilization, common compliance challenges, and how technology can support accurate tra
This podcast episode covers the evolving landscape of regulatory and legal changes that impact noncompete agreements.
Dr. Felix Amarista discusses the evolution from traditional methods to innovative techniques in minimally invasive orthognathic surgery (MIOS). Patient-specific implants (PSIs), virtual surgical planning (VSP) and surgic
This podcast addresses ongoing drug shortages and how to find related information. Disclaimer
Several AAOMS members who serve on state dental boards discuss the critical role of the dental boards. Discover why OMSs should get involved, the challenges dental boards face and how their decisions impact the professio
This podcast explores the ins and outs of taking after-hours calls from patients. Colleen Maguire of MedXCom discusses considerations such as documentation, compliance and more. Disclaimer
Dr. Deepak Kademani discusses how to successfully host an oral cancer screening event – from planning to community outreach – and shares insights on the importance of early detection.
Dr. Michael R. Markiewicz, Surgical Oncology and Reconstruction Section Editor for the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, joins the podcast to discuss innovative research published in the Journal and what it mean
Dr. Adam Pitts discusses the relationship between coding and reimbursement. Sharing his own experience participating in AAOMS coding courses with his staff, Dr. Pitts explains why he believes all OMSs need to learn how t
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