Facial trauma can be a life-altering experience, affecting your ability to eat, speak, and even breathe comfortably. These injuries can also impact your appearance and self-confidence. At Roanoke Oral Surgery, our experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons specialize in facial trauma treatment. With us, your recovery is in expert hands.
Each facial trauma incident is unique. Things like accidents, sports injuries, falls, and unexpected events can lead to facial fractures and soft tissue damage. Some of the most common types of facial trauma include:
Recognizing the signs of a traumatic facial injury is important so you can quickly seek treatment. You may experience pain, swelling, or difficulty speaking and chewing. Visible bruising, deformity, or loose teeth can also indicate the need for immediate care.
Your treatment begins with a thorough evaluation by our oral and maxillofacial surgeon. We’ll discuss your medical history and details of the injury before using advanced imaging technology—such as X-rays or CT scans—to assess the damage. A comprehensive examination of your bones, soft tissues, and mouth will help us create the best surgical plan for your needs.
Depending on the severity of your injury, treatment may involve one or more of the following procedures:
Seeking prompt care after a traumatic facial injury is essential for preventing long-term complications. Without treatment—misalignment, chronic pain, and difficulty chewing or speaking can develop. Early intervention also reduces recovery time, helping you to return to your normal routine faster.
At Roanoke Oral Surgery, we combine expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver the best outcomes for our patients. Our team is highly trained in both the surgical and aesthetic aspects of facial trauma reconstruction. From minor injuries to complex post-traumatic cases, we provide personalized care to restore function, comfort, and confidence.
If you or a loved one has suffered a facial injury—don’t wait to seek treatment. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward recovery.