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In Episode 458 of the Pet Care Partners Podcast, we take a deep dive into mandibular and maxillary fractures in small animals. Jaw fractures are common in trauma cases—from vehicular injuries to high-rise syndrome and dog fights—and they require prompt recognition, precise diagnostics, and thoughtful management. This episode is crafted for veterinary students, emergency vets, surgeons, and clinicians aiming to sharpen their understanding of jaw fracture classification, stabilization options, and post-op recovery strategies. 🦷 In This Episode You’ll Learn: 🛠️ Types of Jaw Fractures: • Mandibular symphyseal separation • Unilateral vs. bilateral mandibular fractures • Maxillary fractures involving nasal passages or orbital rim • Comminuted vs. simple transverse fractures 🔍 Diagnostic Approach: • Physical exam: Malocclusion, crepitus, hemorrhage, oral pain • Skull radiographs & dental radiographs • Gold standard: Cone beam CT or CT scan • Assess for concurrent trauma: Pulmonary contusions, ocular injury, brain trauma 🧰 Treatment Modalities: • Muzzle stabilization (tape muzzle for symphyseal separation) • Interdental wiring and acrylic splints • External fixation and miniplates for unstable or comminuted fractures • Analgesia, soft food diets, and activity restriction during recovery 🚨 Complications to Watch For: • Nonunion or malunion • Malocclusion or ankylosis • Infection or osteomyelitis • TMJ dysfunction 👩⚕️ Case-Based Highlights Include: → A Chihuahua with mandibular symphyseal separation from a fall → A cat with high-rise syndrome and rostral maxillary fracture → A Labrador with bilateral mandibular fracture from a dog fight 📚 Who Should Listen: • Veterinary students prepping for NAVLE or boards • GP vets handling dental or trauma cases • ER clinicians managing maxillofacial trauma • Surgeons planning fracture repair strategies #JawFractures #MandibularFracture #MaxillaryFracture #VeterinaryDentistry #PetCarePartners #VetPodcast #VeterinaryStudents #VetSurgery #VeterinaryEducation #NAVLEPrep #OralSurgery #SmallAnimalSurgery #VeterinaryTrauma #FractureRepair #VeterinaryCases #EmergencyVet #DVMlife #VetMed #AnimalDentistry #VetTechLife #CaseBasedLearning #VeterinaryMedicine #VetSchool #VeterinaryOrthopedics #DogTrauma #CatTrauma