Abstract
Fractures of the facial bones are common and, in the West, usually occur as a result of interpersonal violence. Patients may attend dentists in the first instance as derangement of occlusion and other oral symptoms are common.
Common Facial Fractures: 1. Aetiology and Presentation
From Volume 33, Issue 6, July 2006 | Pages 347-356
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