Facial trauma includes any injuries to the mouth or face. These injuries can negatively affect your ability to breathe, speak, and swallow. Causes of facial trauma include sports injuries, vehicle accidents, acts of violence, and more.
Dr. Foxson is staffed at Edward Hospital to treat emergency facial trauma cases that require immediate attention for a trauma-related incident.
Every case is different, and the severity of each condition varies. Emergency facial trauma cases include:
We will take detailed 3D CBCT scans of your facial structures, as well as discuss your anesthesia and sedation options to ensure you are comfortable and at ease throughout treatment. Every facial trauma case is different, and Dr. Foxson has undergone specialized training to design a personalized treatment plan that is specific to each patient. Throughout your treatment, our team will keep you informed and answer all of your questions. When you visit the experts in Naperville, IL, you are making the right choice.
Our office also utilizes advanced sterilization equipment for our surgical instruments, which reduces the risk of cross-contamination. Contact our office if you or a loved one are in need of facial trauma treatment. If you have suffered a traumatic incident, please safely visit the nearest emergency room to receive immediate attention from the oral surgeon on call.
Our team is always here to answer your questions and ensure your experience with us is fantastic from start to finish.
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Lidocaine is administered directly to the surgical area to make the area numb. It can also be combined with other anesthesia options for more complex surgeries.
Commonly referred to as laughing gas, nitrous oxide is inhaled through a mask. This can be used in combination with other forms of anesthesia and helps the patient ease into a relaxed but conscious state.
Intravenous (IV) sedation is great for patients experiencing surgical anxiety and renders the patient unconscious for the duration of the procedure.