DEPARTMENT OF FACE TRAUMATOLOGY
The Department of Face Traumatology of the Portuguese Face Institute is dedicated to the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of different types of facial trauma. At IPFace we have a team experienced in face traumatology, from simple issues to more complex cases.
If you have a facial trauma, there may be major or minor changes in the facial skeleton. Fractured face bones may be associated with problems in chewing, breathing, speech and/or in facial aesthetics.
The facial skeleton consists of different bones:
There are other important bones, however these are the main ones involved in facial injuries.
MOST FREQUENT TYPES OF FACE FRACTURES
UPPER THIRD FRACTURES
Frontal sinus and roof of the orbit.
MIDDLE-THIRD FRACTURES
Fractures that do not involve changes in occlusion:
Fractures which usually involve occlusion changes:
FRACTURES OF THE LOWER THIRD
Fractures of the mandible and lower dental alveolus.
PANFACIAL FRACTURES
Complex fractures involving the upper, middle and lower thirds of the face.
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