US Oral Surgery Management

Our surgeon partners recently enjoyed hosting their valued referral partners for a collaborative treatment planning continuing education program.

The highly interactive session featured small-group discussions in which attendees developed and compared preferred treatment plans, participated in structured collaborative case reviews, refined diagnostic workflows, explored interdisciplinary treatment options, and discussed strategies for anticipating and managing potential complications.

We’re grateful to our referral partners for contributing and helping to advance clinical standards.

Remembering and honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice this Memorial Day.

Clinical autonomy matters—and it’s one of the most important factors surgeons consider when exploring partnership.

At US Oral Surgery Management, our approach is built around supporting surgeons without compromising their independence, so they can focus on what matters most: patient care.

We’re proud to partner with providers like Dr. John Salek-Raham, who are able to maintain full clinical autonomy while benefiting from the resources and support of a broader network.

Learn more about how a partnership with USOSM works: https://www.usosm.com/why-choose-usosm/partner-opportunities/

Early detection saves lives.

Oral cancer is often diagnosed late, making treatment more complicated and outcomes less favorable. That’s why oral cancer screenings are so important, and why many surgeons in the USOSM network are providing free screenings this month in partnership with the Head and Neck Cancer Foundation.

Catching issues early can improve survival rates, reduce the intensity of treatment, and lead to better long-term outcomes. These screenings are more than community outreach—they’re a vital part of patient care.

View a list of participating practices here: https://www.usosm.com/49-usosm-surgeon-partners-to-offer-free-oral-cancer-screenings-in-april/

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons play a critical role in identifying, evaluating, and diagnosing oral cancer, helping ensure patients receive timely care.

By combining clinical expertise with expanded access to screenings, providers are helping drive earlier diagnoses and better outcomes.

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, and surgeons across the OMS community—including those within US Oral Surgery Management practices—are supporting free screening efforts in partnership with the Head & Neck Cancer Foundation.

Find a participating USOSM practice:
https://www.usosm.com/49-usosm-surgeon-partners-to-offer-free-oral-cancer-screenings-in-april/