Facial Trauma Surgery in DFW
Facial injuries can happen in an instant, whether from a car accident, a sports injury, or an unexpected fall. When they do, you need more than just emergency care. You need an oral surgical team experienced in both repairing the damage and protecting your long-term health, function, and appearance.
At Alliance Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, our board-certified surgeons are trained to manage even the most complex facial trauma cases. We treat patients of all ages, providing urgent and compassionate care that focuses on restoring your comfort, confidence, and quality of life.
For immediate care, please call our office.
Types of Facial Trauma We Treat
Facial trauma can affect bones, teeth, and soft tissues, sometimes all at once. Our professional team treats fractured jaws and other facial fractures. We can also address lacerations and teeth that are knocked-out. We understand that these injuries can impact your ability to eat, speak, breathe, and live comfortably.
Our Approach to Trauma Care
Every trauma case is unique, which is why we develop personalized treatment plans. We’ll work with you to outline a plan that restores full facial function and minimizes scarring. From bone realignment to more sensitive suturing to preserve your natural appearance, we leverage cutting-edge techniques to achieve the best possible results.
Coordinated Care
Facial trauma often requires a team approach. We frequently work alongside hospital emergency departments, medical specialists, and general or restorative dentists to address all aspects of your injury. This coordinated care ensures that your recovery plan addresses both immediate needs and long-term healing.
Trust your recovery to Alliance Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery’s expert trauma team.
FAQs
Should I go to the ER or an oral surgeon?
If your injury is severe, with heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty, or suspected fractures, go to the ER first for immediate stabilization. We can then follow up with surgical treatment as needed.
How quickly should I seek facial trauma treatment?
Right away. Prompt care can reduce the added risk of complications and improve healing. Acting fast can also increase the chance of restoring full function.
Can knocked-out teeth be saved?
Often, yes, especially if you see a dentist or oral surgeon within an hour of injury. Keep the tooth moist and be sure to avoid touching the root while you wait to see the surgeon.
Will insurance cover treatment?
Many trauma-related procedures are covered. Our team can help you to verify your coverage benefits and claim processing.
