Maxillofacial injuries cause disfigurement if not treated well or fast enough. Here are causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, recovery tips for facial trauma.

Maxillofacial and Airway Injuries Thoroughly assess maxillofacial trauma, including checking for signs of fractures, dental occlusion, and soft-tissue injuries.

Frostbite cases from nitrous oxide use, which can also cause scarring and blisters to legs and hands from burns caused by ...

Maxillofacial surgeons, sometimes called oral and maxillofacial surgeons, are trained to handle a wide variety of conditions and injuries that affect the head, neck, mouth, jaw, and face.

Summer brings a seasonal rise in injuries at HUS hospitals in Finland, with emergency departments treating more trauma from ...

Background: With the increase in the amount of medical data handled by emergency units, advances in computerisation have become necessary. New computer technology should have a major influence on ...

Oral and maxillofacial pathology is a branch of dental science concerned with diseases, injuries, abnormalities and cancers of the mouth, jaws and face. Oro and maxillofacial (OMF) surgeries are ...

LE injury maxillofacial infection rate is 10–14% [32,33] with HE rates historically 7–42%, but more recently 10–11% in the Balkan and Iran–Iraq wars.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons care for adults and children who experience such conditions as problematic wisdom teeth, facial pain, and misaligned jaws. They treat accident victims suffering facial ...