Michigan Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons

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Michigan Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons The office and hospital based surgical specialty of dentistry whose members hold a Michigan dental specialty license.

The MSOMS is the official state component of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Full members are licensed dental specialists who complete 4 to 6 years of additional education and training through approved ADA dental specialty residencies after dental school.They also must have their office anesthesia protocols and equipment reviewed and approved every 5 years. This is the "surgical" specialty of dentistry which involves both office and hospital based care.

10/05/2026

For friends of Mac, see the attachment of events taking place on October 10, 2026.

Mass at Old St. Mary's Catholic Church, 646 Monroe in Detroit at 10 am following visitation at 9 am; Reception to follow at 11:45 am, Tiger Club, Comerica Park, 2100 Woodward, Detroit (RSVP REQUESTED).

07/04/2026

2026 MSOMS Annual Meeting, Mackinac Island

07/01/2026
New Pediatric Brain Cancer Development at U of M:  This one is close to home for some of us with friends/family experien...
01/22/2026

New Pediatric Brain Cancer Development at U of M: This one is close to home for some of us with friends/family experiencing pediatric brain tumor diagnosis. Despite being outside the scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, it is worth a read and reason for hope. Richard Small

ONC201 is the first FDA-approved treatment solely for pediatric brain cancer

12/15/2025

AAOMS NOTICE: DAY ON THE HILL, MARCH 17-18, 202

Please support AAOMS advocacy efforts and the specialty by joining OMS colleagues from across the country in Washington D.C. on March 17 and 18 as AAOMS celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Day on the Hill, the Association’s premier grassroots advocacy day.

Watch what OMSPAC Board member John J. Rydlewicz, DDS has to
say about the benefits of participating in this federal advocacy event.

To ensure our state is well represented at this event, let’s turn out in numbers. Please register today and encourage a colleague to join you!
AAOMS will cover roundtrip airfare and one night’s hotel accommodations on a first-come, first-served basis for a limited number of AAOMS fellows and members who have not attended an in-person Day on the Hill within the past five years.

No advocacy or political experience is required. AAOMS Staff will ensure you are well-equipped to meet with members of Congress and their staff.

If you have any questions, please contact Paula Kantas at [email protected] or 847-233-4392. Visit AAOMS.org/DayontheHill for more information.

AAOMSMember AlertCybersecurity warning: New ‘dental download’ scheme targeting OMS practicesAAOMS has been made aware of...
11/14/2025

AAOMS
Member Alert

Cybersecurity warning: New ‘dental download’ scheme targeting OMS practices

AAOMS has been made aware of a new cybersecurity scheme – often referred to as a “dental download” attack – that is specifically targeting oral and maxillofacial surgery practices. This tactic relies on social engineering and can compromise your systems in a single click.

In this scheme, cybercriminals typically pose as referring providers. They contact the practice using a real email address from the provider. The email then requests that the practice download forms, records, images or other “dental files” from an email link or shared drive because they are “too large to fax” or they are “having trouble with the online form.”

The link or attachment may appear legitimate, but it can install a screen sharing application that cannot be blocked by anti-virus software or a firewall and provides remote access to your network.

AAOMS urges all members to:

Be suspicious of unsolicited links and downloads. Do not open attachments or click links from unknown senders or unexpected messages – even if the sender appears familiar.
Verify before you download. If someone requests that you download files or use a new file-sharing link, independently verify their identity (for example, by calling a known phone number for the referring office).
Use secure workflows. Require patients and referring providers to use your established, secure portals and processes for sharing forms and images.
Involve your IT/cybersecurity vendor. Ask them to review this threat, update filters and ensure backups, MFA, endpoint protection and staff training are in place.
Report suspicious activity. Possible cyberattacks should be reported to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov.
Black Talon Security, a leading expert in cybersecurity, has developed a brief video for AAOMS describing this new threat. AAOMS encourages you to watch it and share it with your entire team.

Dental Download Cybersecurity Warning
For additional guidance, tools and educational resources, visit AAOMS.org/Cybersecurity.

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The link below demonstrates a joint effort by recognized, licensed Michigan dental specialties via the CMDS (Council of ...
10/31/2025

The link below demonstrates a joint effort by recognized, licensed Michigan dental specialties via the CMDS (Council of Michigan Dental Specialties) and the MDA legislative teams. The CMDS was established the 1980's to advocate for dental specialists and their patients when the MDA could not due to broader membership interest. This changed to some degree a few years ago when the MDA and CMDS identified common interests leading to better communication and advocacy. This was particularly true when both organizations recognized patients being misled about who actually completed CODA accredited dental specialty training in recognized areas of dentistry. The bills mentioned in the link were designed to serve compelling state interests, ensuring patients seeking recognized specialty care could differentiate recognized, licensed dental specialists, compared to some dentists posting misleading ads. Thanks to both legislative/governmental affairs advocates acting in good faith to protect patients.

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Bingham Farms, MI
48025

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