CMF trauma is a relatively frequent cause of dogs being brought to veterinarians in an emergency situation. Small and young dogs are more likely to sustain Craniomaxillofacial Implants in dogs. However, with recently reported treatment and outcomes of juvenile mandibular fractures, it is now possible to differentiate between the age of the dog and the stage of tooth or jaw development, in addition to reported treatment modalities, bone healing, and postoperative complications.
Prior to choosing the best course of action, the veterinarian should take a number of factors into account. These include the fracture's location and type, its impact on teeth, the presence of teeth for interdental wiring and intraoral splinting anchorage, the quality of the bone, the range of repair options, and the operator's expertise.
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