Facial Trauma Surgery
Facial Trauma Surgery in Phoenix, AZ — Emergency and Reconstructive Care
Facial injuries demand the expertise of a trained oral and maxillofacial surgeon. We provide emergency evaluation and reconstructive care for facial fractures, lacerations, and oral injuries.
About the Service
When a Facial Injury Happens, Expertise Matters
The face is one of the most complex anatomical regions in the body. When facial trauma occurs — from a vehicle accident, sports injury, fall, or other cause — evaluation and treatment requires the specialized training of an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
Both of our surgeons completed hospital-based OMS residencies with extensive exposure to facial trauma, including mandibular fractures, midface fractures, orbital injuries, soft tissue lacerations, and dentoalveolar trauma — hands-on, hospital-level surgical training general dentists don't have.
Candidacy
Am I a Candidate?
- Mandibular (lower jaw) fractures
- Midface and maxillary (upper jaw) fractures
- Zygomatic (cheekbone) fractures
- Orbital floor fractures
- Soft tissue lacerations of the face, lips, and mouth
- Dentoalveolar trauma — tooth fractures, avulsions, and bone injuries
Why Tänder
Why Choose Tänder?
Hospital-Level Trauma Training
Extensive residency exposure to complex facial fracture and laceration repair.
Coordinated Care
We coordinate with referring ER physicians, urgent care providers, and your dentist.
Responsive to Urgency
Available to assess complex facial injuries and coordinate care promptly.
Cost & Financing
Cost & Insurance
Insurance: Facial trauma care is frequently covered by medical insurance given its emergency and medically necessary nature.
For referring providers: Contact us directly for referral coordination and case-specific guidance.
We work with leading financing partners, including CareCredit and Sunbit, to help make treatment accessible — ask about current plans and monthly payment examples at your free consultation. Most dental insurance plans offer partial coverage for medically necessary procedures; our team can help you understand your specific benefits.
Recovery
What to Expect
Initial Evaluation
Assessment of fractures, lacerations, and dentoalveolar injury severity, often coordinated with ER or urgent care.
Treatment
Minor fractures may be managed conservatively; significant fractures typically require surgical fixation with titanium plates and screws.
Follow-Up
Ongoing monitoring through healing, coordinated with your general dentist and any referring providers.
Care Close to Home
Expert Oral Surgery — At a Dental Office Near You
Board-certified surgeons, an in-house lab, and a care team that coordinates with your dentist — across Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, San Tan Valley & Queen Creek.
FAQ
Facial Trauma Surgery — Frequently Asked Questions
Any significant injury involving suspected fractures, deep lacerations, jaw or tooth injuries, or significant swelling warrants OMS evaluation.
Minor fractures may be treated conservatively; more significant fractures typically require surgical fixation with titanium plates and screws.
Ideally within 7–14 days. Secondary reconstruction is possible for delayed cases, though typically more complex.
Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, and Greater Phoenix. For urgent referrals, call us directly.
Facial Injury? Our Surgeons Are Here to Help.
Don't delay evaluation of a facial injury. Our board-certified surgeons have the training to assess and treat even complex trauma.