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Facial Trauma

There are a number of possible causes for facial trauma. Motor vehicle accidents, falls and sport related injuries are the most common. These injuries could include:

Avulsed teeth (knocked out)
Facial lacerations
Intra-oral lacerations
Fractured facial bones or jaws

Drs. Perry, Morrison, and Waters are on staff at Bethesda North Hospital, Cincinnati Children's Hospital and University Hospital.

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