AbstractIntroduction: Oromaxillofacial traumas comprise injuries to the face, jaws, or both that are largely caused by physical forces, foreign bodies, burns; they include injury any of bony structures, skin, and soft tissues around face. Maxillofacial trauma is related human activity mobility, so traffic accidents highest cause. During Covid-19 pandemic, was mostly at home with movement restri...

Maxillofacial injuries in the paediatric age group is common and traumatic herniation of buccal fat pad represents one of the few sequel to facial injuries which can easily be missed during primary or secondary survey in the emergency department, especially in young patients. The uncommon occurrence and thus lack of knowledge, often alarms the parents and/or attending physian alike with the pre...

Injuries to the parotid duct and parenchyma resulting in swelling in the cheek region commonly present in maxillofacial practice. Sialocele is a discrete collection of saliva in a subcutaneous cavity that can be iatrogenic, idiopathic or the result of post-traumatic injuries to the duct or parenchyma, presenting as a salivary pseudocyst or retention cyst. We present an unusual case of parotid s...

Pediatric maxilla facial fractures are rare compared to adult maxilla facial injuries. However, they follow a different pattern of presentation and management principles. As the facial bones in children are in the developing stage, they have to be managed using the most conservative methods possible. Since children have a less hemodynamic reserve, other serious injuries have to be also dealt si...