Dr Vipin Dehane

Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B. D. S.) MAY 2008 MUHS,Nashik Maharashtra (M.S.)

M. D. S. OMFS JUNE 2012 Rural Dental College , Loni. Dist. Rahata. Maharashtra (M.S.)

CERTIFICATE COURSES IN IMPLANTOLOGY JULY 2009-JULY 2010 OCT 2015-MAY 2016 NOBEL BIOCARE OSSTEM IMPLANT (Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences,Loni. Maharashtra .)

JUNIOR CONSULTANT JULY 2012 (The Charles Pinto Centre for Cleft Lip and Palate.)

FELLOW SEP 2012 GSR Institute of Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery. Hyderabad(A.P) Fellow of Cleft Children International, Zurich.

READER(Associate Professor) JUNE 2012- 31st DEC 2018 (Saraswati Dhanwantari Dental college and Hospital. Parbhani.(M.S) MUHS, Nashik)

HEAD & NECK ONCOLOGY TRAINING OCT2016-SEP 2017 (Rashtrasant Tukdoji Regional Cancer Hospital & Research Centre.NAGPUR)

DENTAL ONCOSURGEON 1ST JAN 2018- 26TH JULY 2018 (Rashtrasant Tukdoji Regional Cancer Hospital & Research Centre.)

CONSULTANT 2019 Shri Bhawani Multispeciality Hospital and Research institute

CONSULTANT 2019 Kingsway Hospital NAGPUR

CONSULTANT 2019 Bhavani Hospital NAGPUR

HOD, Department of Dentistry& Maxillofacial Surgery 2022

SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES:

Speaker- Lecture on “Oral Cancer - Etiology, Diagnosis & treatment planning” on occasion of World Health Day..at RST Regional Cancer Centre, Nagpur on 7th April 2018.

Coordinator For CME on Updates on Head & Neck Oncology at RST Regional Cancer Centre,Nagpur on 14th July 2018.

Chairperson – Student Scientific Convention at Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences, Loni.

Speaker- At various awareness programmes on Head and Neck Oncology

Mentor for various Implant courses at Nagpur

ISOI Co-ordinator- ISOI Nagpur Study Club on Dental Implantology

SURGICAL EXPERTISE

Surgeries performed independently :

• Independent handling of trauma in maxillofacial fractures – maxilla, mandible, zygoma.
  
• Cleft surgeries - Primary lip repair [Unilateral & Bilateral] , Hard and Soft palate repair, Alveolar bone grafting, Secondary lip revision, Cleft
• Rhinoplasties, Maxillary extra oral distraction osteogenesis using RED.
  
• Temporomandibularankylosis release
  
• Genioplasty
  
• Independent handling of cystic lesions of the jaws.
  
• Procedures under local anaesthesia- inclusive of general dentoalveolar and preprosthetic surgery.

Surgeries assisted :

• Intracranial correction of hypertelorism, encephaloceles
  
• Total ear reconstruction for microtia & anotia.
  
• Nasal reconstruction
  
• Maxillary osteotomies – Le Fort I,II, III
  
• Maxillary distraction – RED
  
• Mandibular distraction including neo-natal distraction
  
• Composite resections in the management of head and neck malignancies
  
• Cleft lip repair, Palatoplasty, Cleft & esthetic rhinoplasty& distraction osteogenesis of maxilla & mandible.

Special Interest in cleft & craniofacial deformities as a subject since research shows that learning to live with a change in the appearance of one’s face as a result of injury or disease is a daunting task. It is additionally challenging for children with congenital cleft & craniofacial deformities & their parents to adjust with the same. Evidence shows that amongst the various congenital craniofacial malformations, cleft lip & palate occur most commonly, affecting over one in 700 live births. The Indian subcontinent remains one of the most populous areas of the world with an estimated population of 1.1 billion. This yields an estimated 24.5 million births per year & the birth prevalence of clefts is somewhere between 27,000 to 33,000 clefts per year.

Existing multispecialty care is primarily aimed at rehabilitation also trying to address the patients’ psychological issues like lowered self esteem& difficulties during social interaction. Inequalities exist both in access to & quality of cleft care with distinct differences in urban versus rural access & over the years the accumulation of unrepaired clefts of the lip & the palate make this a significant health care in India.

The cleft rehabilitation programme needs to be expanded in all possible directions to reach out & treat the maximum possible patients & to improve their quality of life. The need of the hour is to serve this needy set of population & to deliver the best possible care with a sheer dedication & sustained efforts.