What is facial trauma?
- Wound or injury to the head and neck region
- Can be:
- Damage to teeth
- Knocked out or displaced
- Fracture to upper and/or lower jaws
- Cuts to the soft tissue both inside and outside of the mouth
- Fracture of other facial bones
- Cheek
- Forehead
- Damage to teeth
What should you do?
- Proper assessment is key
- Depending on the injury, triage can be done either in office or at the Emergency Department of your local hospital
- Treatment can vary from non-surgical to surgical
Goals of treating the trauma patient:
- Restore form and function
- Restore pre-trauma esthetics as best as possible
At Rouge River Oral Surgery, we provide:
- Consultation and treatment plan based on your needs and goals
- We work with your dentist or dental specialist so that you can achieve a result that best suits your situation
- Deep sedation and general anesthesia
- In-house x-rays including 3-D scans as needed
- Hospital affiliation to evaluate and treat certain injuries

