THE MANAGEMENT OF MALUNION SYMPHISIS MANDIBLE FRACTURE
Moch. Toto Sugiharto, R. M. Zulkarnain Murtolo
Journal of Dentistry Indonesia · 2015
doi:10.14693/jdi.v13i2.313 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
One of the impacts of traffic accident that is often seen by a dentist is mandible fracture. To prevent deformation of mandible because of a slow management, it is better to treat the fracture as soon as possible. The treatment can be done with an open/closed reduction, depending on the case. An immediate management of mandible fracture is very important to prevent malunion, malocclusion and stomatognathic dysfunction.
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