Airway control is the first priority step in emergency care for all patients, including patients with maxillofacial trauma. Because if not treated promptly, the patient's life may be in danger.

A series of work accidents, domestic accidents, sports accidents... are increasing rapidly and leading to a sharp increase in the rate of maxillary fractures (in the group of maxillofacial injuries) in our country. Diagnosis and treatment of maxillary fractures are performed depending on the extent and nature of the injury.

Temporomandibular joint disorder causes pain and fatigue in the jaw muscles such as the jaw angle, submandibular and temporal areas. This symptom can spread to the neck, shoulder and nape area, in front of the ear, in the ear, tinnitus, hearing loss.

Dental trauma is physical injury to the teeth, gums, alveolar bone (the bone that holds the tooth socket), or soft tissues of the mouth, including the lips and tongue. Most dental trauma is caused by accidents, including falls, car crashes, and sports.