THE ROLE OF 3D MODELING AND SURGICAL GUIDES IN REDUCING COMPLICATIONS IN MANDIBULAR FRACTURE MANAGEMENT

Authors

  • Muhammadyusuf Jamoldinov Jaloldin o`gli Author

Keywords:

Keywords: Mandibular fracture, 3D modeling, virtual surgical planning, surgical guide, osteosynthesis, complications, maxillofacial trauma.

Abstract

Abstract: Mandibular fractures are among the most prevalent maxillofacial injuries and are frequently associated with complications such as malocclusion, infection, inferior alveolar nerve damage, and secondary displacement. Recent advancements in three-dimensional (3D) virtual planning and patient-specific surgical guides have significantly transformed treatment approaches. This study analyzes the clinical value of 3D modeling and surgical guides in enhancing precision, improving biomechanical stability, and reducing postoperative complications in mandibular fracture management. Evidence suggests that the use of 3D technologies substantially reduces surgical duration, enhances anatomical accuracy, and minimizes the risk of unfavorable outcomes.

Published

2025-12-06