Meanings of mandibular fracture in English

Despite successful mandibular fracture fixation, he subsequently developed progressive breathing difficulty with stridor.

The mandibular fracture is one of the most commonly fractures of the facial bones.

Method: Three hundred and forty three consecutive patients who underwent mandibular fracture fixation were selected for the study.

Anglefractures form around 30-40% of the mandibular fracture.

Surgical removal of third molars is associated with complications that can be as common as pain and trismus and as rare as mandibular fracture.

Aim: To examine the relationship between social and material deprivation and mandibular fractures.

Treatment of mandibular fractures should aim to reestablish functional occlusion and mandibular continuity with the least possible risk of adverse sequelae.

Conclusion: This study has demonstrated that a strong relationship exists between deprivation and the incidence of mandibular fractures in our catchment area.