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22/10/2025

a bilateral neck dissection for advanced oral cancer — a reminder of the precision, planning, and multidisciplinary approach required in head and neck oncology.There is an urgent need for more trained surgeons in this field to meet the growing burden of oral cancer, especially in developing regions.Training, mentorship, and hands-on exposure remain key to improving outcomes and saving lives.

22/06/2025

Media coverage of our recent camp at Sindh government hospital paretabad

15/06/2025

براہِ مہربانی مزید سے مزید شیئر کیجیے — ایک جان بچانے کا سبب بنیے

منہ کا کینسر سندھ کی نمبر 1 جان لیوا بیماری!

اگر بروقت تشخیص کی جائے تو علاج ممکن ہے

مفت کیمپ

منہ کے کینسر کی تشخیص — بالکل مفت

مفت بائیوپسی

مفت سرجری (مستحق مریضوں کی صورت میں)

ماہر امراضِ چہرہ و جبڑا
ڈاکٹر ارسلان محمود

تاریخ: جمعہ 20 جون 2025
وقت: صبح 10 بجے سے شام 4 بجے تک
مقام: سندھ گورنمنٹ ہسپتال، پریٹ آباد، حیدرآباد
تعاون: جاو اینڈ فیس اکیڈمی

06/06/2025

The Jaw & Face Academy | Review Series
Get ready to explore key clinical topics in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery — simplified, visualized, and reviewed for daily practice.

Topic of the day : 3rd Molar Tooth Impaction

08/04/2025

Initiation of 5 years long term program for head & neck cancer awareness sessions, camps, trainings & educational programs.

06/04/2025

April marks Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month—a crucial time to educate communities about the risks, signs, and prevention of these life-threatening diseases, especially oral cancer, which is alarmingly prevalent in our region.

In line with global efforts and guidance from the American Cancer Research Association, Jaw and Face Academy is proud to announce the launch of a five-year-long awareness, prevention, and management program. This initiative begins in Hyderabad, with a goal to expand to its peripheries and eventually across the entire province.

Our mission includes:
• Monthly awareness sessions and screening camps
• Direct engagement with patients, families, and high-risk populations
• Collaborations with law enforcement, public health authorities, policymakers, and philanthropists

Our first camp is scheduled for April 11th in Pakka Qila, Hyderabad—a high-risk zone for oral cancer. Over the next 60 days, six more camps are already planned.

17/03/2025

Retaining a 3rd molar (wisdom tooth) in the line of a mandibular fracture during Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) is a debated decision. The choice depends on several factors, but here are the key reasons to retain the impacted tooth:
1. Stability of the Fracture Site
• The 3rd molar may act as a buttress, preventing further
displacement of fracture segments.
Removing it may destabilize the fracture, increasing
mobility and delaying healing.
2. Risk of Further Bone Loss
Extracting the tooth may create a bone defect, leading to
a weakened mandible.
It may increase the risk of nonunion or malunion due to
inadequate bone support.
3. Preservation of Blood Supply
The 3rd molar area is close to the inferior alveolar
neurovascular bundle.
Removing the tooth may compromise vascularity,
delaying healing and increasing the risk of osteomyelitis.
4. Risk of Surgical Trauma & Complications
Extraction in the presence of a fracture increases the risk
of latrogenic fracture worsening Soft tissue trauma
Injury to adjacent structures (IAN, lingual nerve)
5. Infection Risk May Be Low
• If the tooth is not infected and shows no signs of
periapical pathology, it may be left in place.
Post-op antibiotics and proper oral hygiene can prevent
secondary infection.
6. Future Treatment Considerations
Once the fracture heals, the tooth can be electively
removed under controlled conditions.
Immediate extraction with a fracture may complicate the
bone healing process.

15/03/2025

Jaw & Face Academy

Lingual Nerve in Relation to the Submandibular Gland and Duct

Understanding the course of the lingual nerve in relation to the submandibular gland and duct is essential for safe surgical intervention in the floor of the mouth.
• The lingual nerve originates deep to the mandibular ramus and runs anterior to the inferior alveolar nerve.
• As it approaches the submandibular gland, the nerve loops around the submandibular duct, first running superficial and then passing deep to the duct.
• Injury to the lingual nerve can result in loss of general sensation and taste in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue due to disruption of the chorda tympani.

Surgical Consideration
Precise identification of the lingual nerve is crucial when performing submandibular gland excision or duct stone removal to avoid sensory deficits.

08/03/2025

Jaw & Face Academy

Advancing Excellence in Medical & Dental Education & Research

Jaw & Face Academy is a premier educational platform dedicated to training and mentoring dental and medical professional.

Through hands-on workshops, live surgical demonstrations, and expert-led courses, we aim to enhance clinical skills and knowledge in trauma, oncology, reconstructive, and aesthetic procedures.

Advanced Surgical Training
Hands-on Workshops & Cadaveric Courses
Live Head & Neck Cancer Surgeries
Expert Mentorship & Guidance
Patient Counselling Programs
Free of Cost Treatments for Needy patients
Team Development Program
Human Factors impact in Head & Neck Surgery

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