Handbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2026: Comprehensive Coverage of Dentoalveolar Procedures, Facial Trauma, & Head-Neck Pathology for ABOMS Candidates

Quick flag before the copy: the brief you pasted is built around a geriatrics title — it references “young-adult guidelines applied to older patients,” “missed delirium,” “the prescribing cascade,” “the fall that ends independence,” and an audience of “geriatricians, internists, hospitalists… caring for older adults.” None of that matches Handbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 2026. I’ve kept your exact structure and tone rules but corrected every section to the actual OMFS content and the Surgical Crossroads System. Here is the Amazon-ready description:

It is 2 a.m., the floor of the mouth is rising, the voice is muffled, and the airway will not wait for a consult.
Hesitate at that fork — or reach wrong at the inferior alveolar canal, enucleate an ameloblastoma as if it were a cyst, or plate a midface before setting the occlusion — and a preventable complication follows you for years.
This handbook puts the decision itself in your hands: at every operative and perioperative fork, it names the crossroads, tells you what to read, commits to the turn, and flags the hazard before it reaches the patient.

Inside this book:

• Secure the airway before you lose it — recognize Ludwig’s angina and choose the awake surgical airway when trismus rules out fiberoptic intubation.
• Stop reflexively stopping anticoagulants — continue therapy for most extractions and control the socket from below.

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