It is an honor and a privilege to call Dr. Warren Arrasmith my friend and colleague. He was a valuable mentor during my residency at UAB, welcoming me into the OMS community and inviting me to sit side-by-side with him in his leadership roles at AAOMS.
As a dental student and OMS resident, some of Dr. Leena Zurayk’s most gratifying moments occurred while working as a local volunteer providing care to those without healthcare access.
In his (nearly) five decades as an oral surgeon, Warren Arrasmith has been a leader, a mentor, a cherished friend and a trusted confidant to nearly every OMS and aspiring OMS in Alabama.
Listening to Paul Schwartz’s inaugural address in New Orleans, I was inspired by his commitment to support innovation.
The OMS Foundation looks forward to welcoming AAOMS members, families and friends to the 2023 AAOMS Annual Meeting.
A major focus of the work in our labs is to isolate human stem/progenitor cells from minor glands for salivary tissue engineering and cell therapy applications.
Alarmingly, oral cancer is becoming more common in young people with no risk factors, and it is possible these patients will experience worse outcomes.
When Dr. Scott Davis accepted Dr. Robert Flint’s invitation to serve with the Philippine American Group of Educators and Surgeons (PAGES) in early 2023, financing his travel was a big concern for the University of Louisville resident.
Dr. Sanford (Sandy) Ratner’s personal mission as an OMS has always been to improve the lives of others as a teacher and a surgeon.
In the course of a career that has included military service, private practice, teaching and leadership at some of the top OMS academic programs in the United States, Dr. Warren Arrasmith has become a master of the strategic pivot.
