Management of Maxillofacial Infections

Facial trauma, whether from road traAic accidents, industrial injuries, sports, or assault, requires timely and skillful intervention to restore both function and aesthetics. Services oAered:  Management of maxillofacial head and neck trauma  Orbital and mid-facial fracture reconstruction  Traumatic critical wall corrections involving delicate eye and facial bones.  Mandibular and zygomatic fractures treatment  Soft tissue repairs including facial lacerations and avulsion injuries.  Nerve repair and regeneration procedures Our trauma specialists are on-call 24/7 to manage emergencies with prompt evaluation and surgical intervention.

Facial reconstruction is crucial for patients with congenital deformities, trauma, or disease related tissue loss. Services include:  Facial Reconstruction Surgery post trauma or tumor excision  Orthognathic (Corrective Jaw) Surgery for bite correction, facial asymmetry, and sleep apnea  Cleft lip and palate repair  Treatment for craniofacial anomalies and syndromic deformities  Facial reanimation surgeries. We use 3D imaging and simulation software to plan surgeries that not only restore appearance but also improve speech, chewing, and breathing functions.

We provide comprehensive oncologic surgery for tumours and malignancies affecting the face, oral cavity, jaws, and neck without damaging the psychosocial state of a patient with greater care and treatment options, cosmetic closures. Scope of procedures:  Resection of benign and malignant tumors  Neck dissection surgeries  Reconstructive flap surgeries (free flaps, pedicled flaps)  Salivary gland tumour excision (parotid, submandibular, sublingual)  Head and Neck, Jaw Pathologies. Every cancer surgery is followed by detailed reconstructive planning to restore appearance and quality of life. It is primarily linked to tobacco use, excessive alcohol consumption, and infection with the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Common signs include a persistent sore or lump in the mouth or throat, white or red patches, and difficulty swallowing. Treatment typically involves surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Early detection is key to successful treatment.