Expert Care When It Matters Most
Facial Trauma Surgery in Metro Detroit
Restoring Form and Function After Injury
What Is Facial Trauma Surgery?
Facial trauma can result from sports injuries, vehicle accidents, falls, or other incidents that impact the bones and soft tissue of the face. At Detroit Oral Surgery, Dr. Omar Aref and Dr. Mouhamadou Seydi are board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons trained to treat the full spectrum of facial injuries. From fractured jaws and cheekbones to knocked-out teeth and soft tissue lacerations, our team provides skilled, compassionate surgical care to restore both function and appearance.
Specialized Training Makes the Difference
Why Choose an Oral Surgeon for Facial Trauma?
Maxillofacial Expertise
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons receive years of hospital-based training in facial injury management.
Advanced Imaging
On-site 3D CT imaging allows for immediate, detailed assessment of all facial structures.
Comprehensive Treatment
Treats bone fractures, tooth injuries, and soft tissue damage in a single coordinated plan.
Aesthetic Awareness
Repairs are performed with careful attention to facial symmetry and natural appearance.
What to Expect
The Facial Trauma Treatment Process
Emergency Evaluation
Your surgeon performs a thorough examination and obtains advanced imaging to assess the full extent of the injury. All fractures, tooth damage, and soft tissue injuries are identified and documented.
Treatment Planning
A comprehensive plan is developed to address all injuries. Your surgeon prioritizes airway safety, fracture stabilization, and tissue repair to restore both function and aesthetics.
Surgical Repair
Fractures are reduced and stabilized using small titanium plates and screws. Displaced or avulsed teeth are repositioned or splinted when possible. Soft tissue lacerations are meticulously repaired.
Recovery and Follow-Up
Detailed aftercare instructions and scheduled follow-up visits ensure proper healing. Your surgeon monitors bone healing, bite alignment, and overall recovery throughout the process.
Comprehensive Trauma Care
Types of Facial Injuries We Treat
Jaw Fractures
Mandible and maxilla fractures treated with surgical fixation and bite stabilization.
Cheekbone Fractures
Zygomatic and orbital fractures repaired to restore facial contour and eye support.
Knocked-Out Teeth
Emergency replantation and splinting of avulsed or displaced teeth when possible.
Soft Tissue Injuries
Lacerations to the lips, gums, cheeks, and tongue repaired with precision.
Nasal Fractures
Evaluation and management of nasal bone injuries in coordination with treatment of other facial fractures.
Dental Trauma
Fractured, loosened, or displaced teeth stabilized and treated to preserve dental health.
Frequently Asked Questions
We treat a wide range of facial injuries including jaw fractures, cheekbone fractures, orbital (eye socket) fractures, nasal fractures, knocked-out or displaced teeth, soft tissue lacerations, and injuries to the mouth and surrounding structures.
Yes. Facial injuries often require prompt evaluation and treatment to ensure proper healing, restore function, and minimize long-term complications. If you have experienced facial trauma, contact our office immediately or visit your nearest emergency room.
Your surgeon performs a thorough clinical examination and reviews advanced imaging such as 3D CT scans to identify all fractures and injuries. A comprehensive treatment plan is then developed to address every aspect of the trauma.
Not all fractures require surgery. Stable, non-displaced fractures may heal with monitoring and a modified diet. Displaced or complex fractures typically require surgical fixation with small plates and screws to restore proper alignment.
Contact Detroit Oral Surgery at (313) 562-1515 for facial trauma evaluation and treatment with Dr. Omar Aref or Dr. Mouhamadou Seydi in Metro Detroit.
Contact Us Immediately
Experienced Facial Trauma?
For emergency facial trauma care in Metro Detroit, contact Detroit Oral Surgery at (313) 562-1515. Our board-certified oral surgeons are here to help.
