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Compound comminuted mandibular fracture is defined as the presence of multiple
fracture lines with open wound resulting in many small pieces within the same area.
The incidence of mandibular comminution is difficult to determine but reported as
2.7-18.6% incidence among mandibular fractures.
There are controversies in the treatment of mandibular comminuted fractures.
Treatment of comminuted mandibular fracture has traditionally involved closed reduction
in an effort to avoid stripping periostcum from the bony segments, but rigid internal
rigid fixation is used more popular at present.
The extent of comminution, displacement of bony fragments and patient general
conditions are important factors in decision of the treatment methods. When significant
bone displacement to restore facial form and function. In these cases, ORIF allows
anatomic reduction of comminuted segments as well as pretraumatic occlusion, Gentle
handling of the soft tissue, rigid fixation of bony fragments and adequate immobilization
are essential for reducing the complications.
This is the report the incidence, causes, complications and tractment of patients who
visited our department for compound comminuted mandibular fractures.

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Comminution; Rigid flxation;

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