Clinical Review of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2nd Edition

Dr. Shahrokh Bagheri’s textbook is an essential resource for dental and medical professionals seeking a solid clinical foundation in oral and maxillofacial surgery. Whether preparing for the NBME, CBSE, or OMFS residency, this book stands out for its clarity, practicality, and exam-focused structure.The content is well-organized, covering a broad spectrum of OMFS topics—ranging from dentoalveolar surgery and trauma to pathology, reconstruction, and anesthesia. Each chapter is authored by leading experts and includes concise bullet points, high-yield summaries, and review questions that reinforce key concepts. The clinical pearls and real-world insights throughout make it not only a study tool but also a great chairside reference.What sets Dr. Bagheri’s work apart is its accessibility—it distills complex surgical principles into digestible, applicable knowledge without sacrificing depth. It's the kind of book you return to repeatedly, especially during externships or rotations.Highly recommended for dental students, OMFS applicants, and residents looking to strengthen both didactic understanding and clinical decision-making.

Quick review book on all the main topics of OMFS with the associated milestone journals at the end of each topic. It presents each topic in a case-based format easy to read and understand, hitting on all key points. It covers all the how and why.

Awesome great book I like it and I advise every Maxillofacial resident and specialist to read it and buy it

Great Book for a beginner thank you!

Very helpful book

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Good book. Improvement on the first edition (More sections, color images). Excellent overall for board review. One MAJOR problem. The facial cosmetic section lists at the beginning of the chapter (as it does for all chapters) the chapters/topics reviewed. There is COMPLETE OMISSION of the Facial Resurfacing chapter; it is listed, but it is not present in the book. It is not a manufacturing error, as the pages continue sequentially without any gaps. It's a editing error because there is no discussion of the topic in the book.It should also be noted that there are a significant amount of typos that persist in this edition. Unfortunate.In the end, it does the job, but it most certainly could have been a bit better from an editing standpoint.