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What is facial trauma?<br> In simple terms, facial trauma can be described as any physical trauma to the face. There can be bruises, cuts, lacerations on the face, or even fractures on nasal parts, jaw, and eye orbit.<br> It is also known as maxillofacial trauma which leads to disfigurement and failure in the proper functioning of the affected part. The most common symptoms of oral and maxillofacial trauma are pain, bleeding, and swelling of the facial muscles. Such injuries mostly occur after an accident, so the other parts of the body are also affected.
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Facial Trauma Treatment TEETH, MOUTH, FACE, AND JAW TREATMENT
What is Facial Trauma ▪ Facial trauma is an injury or damage caused to the face by accidents, or assaults, causing disfigurement and loss of functions. This may include the facial bones such as the ▪ upper jaw ▪ maxillary bones or lower jaw – mandible ▪ nasal bones, cheekbones ▪ Zygomas ▪ forehead ▪ frontal bone ▪ eye sockets ▪ orbital bones An oral surgeon is qualified to diagnose and treat these injuries
Maxillofacial Surgeons ▪ Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons are trained, skilled and uniquely qualified to manage and treat Facial Trauma like ▪ Fractured facial bones (cheek, nose, or eye socket) upper and lower jaw ▪ Facial and intra oral lacerations ▪ Avulsed (knocked out) teeth
What causes Facial Trauma? Facial trauma, resulting from accidents, falls, sports injuries, or other unfortunate incidents, can have a profound impact on an individual's physical and emotional well- being. The face is a complex and delicate structure, and injuries to this area require specialized care to ensure both functional and aesthetic restoration.
Immediate care and Assessment Prompt and appropriate care is crucial in managing facial trauma. In cases of severe trauma, the first step is to ensure the patient's overall stability and address life-threatening injuries. Once stabilized, a thorough examination of the facial region is conducted. This involves assessing the extent of soft tissue damage, checking for fractures using imaging studies such as X-rays or CT scans, and evaluating any associated injuries to the eyes, nose, or oral cavity.
Treatment ➢ Soft Tissue Injuries: Cuts, bruises, and lacerations may require cleaning, suturing, or other wound care procedures. Plastic and reconstructive surgeons play a crucial role in restoring the aesthetic aspects of the face. • • ➢ Bone Fractures: Facial fractures, such as those involving the jaw, nose, or cheekbones, may necessitate surgical intervention. Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) techniques are commonly employed to align and stabilize fractured bones. • • ➢ Dental Injuries: Dental trauma often requires immediate attention from oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Procedures such as dental splinting, root canal therapy, or tooth extraction may be necessary. • •
Facial Trauma Surgery Facial trauma treatment is a complex and multidisciplinary endeavour that requires a careful balance between functional and aesthetic considerations. Dr. Kazi specializes in the management of all kinds of disorders, that affect the jaws and the face. He practices a full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery with expertise ranging from cleft to cancer. His unrivaled skills to manage the full scope of facial and dental traumatic injuries allow him to offer truly comprehensive trauma management that will help restore the normal appearance and functions of the injured areas https://mumbaimaxillofacial.com/service/facial-trauma-treatment
