What are the symptoms of maxillary fracture?

Maxillary fracture clinical manifestations mainly include occlusal disorder, local congestion and craniocerebral injury.

1, occlusal disorder

If the patient with maxillary fracture has displacement, it can lead to limited maxillary movement, resulting in occlusal disorder, affecting normal mastication.

2, local congestion

Maxillary fracture patients are easy to affect local blood circulation, long time untreated, may cause skin edema, congestion and cyanosis.

3, craniocerebral injury

Maxillary fracture patients often accompanied by skull base fracture, leading to craniocerebral injury, causing cerebrospinal fluid leakage phenomenon.