Presentation
Post fight.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Mandibular fracture
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Undisplaced fracture through the left mandibular angle extending to the left third mandibular molar (3.8). Crown of left first mandibular molar (3.6) crown is mostly missing - trauma vs caries.
From the case:
Mandibular fracture
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Fracture through the left mandibular angle.
Case Discussion
Mandibular fractures often, but not always, come in pairs. When one fracture is seen a careful search should be made for a second.
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