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Injury to teeth, jaws, cheekbones and the soft tissue around them.
Accidents, falls and sports incidents need a surgeon who treats function and facial anatomy together.
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Assess Fully. Restore Structure. Protect Function.
What Facial Trauma Involves
Facial trauma can involve injuries to the teeth, jaws, cheekbones, soft tissues, or surrounding facial structures. These injuries may result from accidents, falls, sports-related incidents, or other unexpected events and often require prompt evaluation by a surgeon experienced in both function and facial anatomy.
More Than the Visible Injury
When facial trauma occurs, treatment must address more than the visible injury. Bite alignment, jaw stability, bone position, soft tissue healing, and long-term function all need to be considered. At South Florida Institute of Oral Surgery, we evaluate facial trauma comprehensively to determine the extent of injury and the best path forward.
Fractures Found Precisely
Using advanced imaging and careful clinical assessment, our surgeons are able to diagnose fractures, displacements, and structural damage with precision. Treatment may range from monitoring and supportive care to surgical intervention, depending on the severity and location of the injury.
Urgency and Long-Term Recovery
Our goal is to restore structure, protect function, and support proper healing while helping patients navigate what can often be a stressful and painful situation. At South Florida Institute of Oral Surgery, facial trauma care is delivered with urgency, expertise, and a strong commitment to long-term recovery.