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Since its inception, the OMFS program at Emory has developed into a regional center for the treatment of dento-facial jaw deformities and temporomandibular disorders. Division faculty perform:

		Orthognathic surgery
		Dentoalveolar surgery and removal of wisdom teeth
		Surgical and non-surgical treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders
		Dental implant insertion
		Treatment of maxillofacial trauma
		Surgery for sleep apnea
		Treatment of congenital and acquired facial deformities

 Postgraduate Training

The OMFS residency is a CODA accredited program based in six institutions including a two-hospital pediatric center. Upon successful completion of the program, residents are eligible to apply for examination leading to certification by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The division also offers a post-residency fellowship as well internship and externship programs. For more information, download the OMFS Residency Brochure PDF (Adobe Acrobat is required) or visit the division/training page.

 Prospective Patients and Referring Physicians

Please see the division's Emory Healthcare website for details regarding clinical services.