Facial trauma in oral surgery involves injuries to facial structures, including bones, soft tissues, and oral components. These injuries stem from accidents, sports, and other causes, influencing oral surgical procedures.
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Within oral surgery, facial trauma spans fractures in the jaw, cheekbones, and damage to oral soft tissues. Such injuries affect oral health, bite alignment, tooth stability, and facial aesthetics. Recognizing these effects emphasizes the need for specialized oral surgical care.
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Oral surgery addresses facial trauma through interventions that mend fractures, reposition bones, and restore oral function and aesthetics. Post-surgery, patients follow instructions, manage discomfort, and adhere to dietary guidelines. Regular follow-up appointments ensure proper healing, yielding optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes.