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Surgical treatment of jaw fracture
Repositioning and fixation of jaw fractures under operating-room conditions.
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IN DETAIL
About the procedure in detail
Has a traumatic injury resulted in a jaw fracture? Surgical repositioning and fixation ensure correct bone union and functional recovery.
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How treatment works
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01
Examination and initial assessment
The doctor determines the severity of the injury
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Diagnostics
CT/CBCT clarifies the nature and location of the fracture
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03
Treatment plan
The doctor explains whether surgery and what type of fixation is needed
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04
Surgery
Repositioning and fixation of the fracture are performed in the operating room
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05
Recovery and follow-up
The doctor monitors bone union and jaw function
Benefits
Precise repositioning
Anaesthesia support
A licensed operating room
Patient reviews
I injured my jaw during a sports training session, and my teeth immediately stopped meeting as they normally did. Imaging at admission confirmed a fracture. The doctor explained that surgery was needed for correct repositioning and told me about the fixation. Recovery took several weeks, but the jaw healed correctly and chewing function returned.
After a fall I developed sharp swelling and pain around the jaw, and it was hard to open my mouth. The clinic immediately ordered a CT scan and confirmed a displaced fracture. The surgery was performed quickly, and the whole treatment plan and timeline were explained in advance. Now the jaw moves freely and no discomfort remains.
I broke my jaw in a car accident, and the uncertainty was frightening. The doctors at the clinic carried out a full diagnostic and calmly explained what lay ahead. The surgery and fixation were successful, and the whole recovery process was monitored closely. Now my bite is normal, and the injury is just a memory.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know it is a fracture and not just a bruise?
An exact diagnosis is made from imaging - see a doctor promptly if a fracture is suspected.
Is surgery always needed?
Not always - it depends on the type and displacement of the fracture, determined after diagnostics.
How long does the jaw take to heal?
The timeline is individual and depends on the fracture; the doctor gives an estimate after diagnostics.
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