Mandibular fractures are one of the most common facial traumas encountered in clinical practice. Knowing the fracture-prone regions—and their statistical likelihood—is vital for accurate diagnosis, surgical planning, and patient education.
📊 Here’s a breakdown of the common mandibular fracture sites (based on incidence):
🟪 Body – 21–36%
🟨 Angle – 20–31%
🟥 Condylar Process – 18–36%
🟧 Symphysis – 8–14%
🟫 Ramus – 3–6%
🟦 Coronoid Process – 1–3%
💡 Did You Know?
The body and condylar region are the most frequently fractured due to their anatomical structure and vulnerability in high-impact injuries.
👨⚕️ As oral healthcare professionals, staying updated on trauma patterns allows us to act faster, treat better, and improve prognosis and post-operative outcomes.
📣 Whether you’re a Maxillofacial Surgeon, Dental Student, or General Dentist, keep this reference in mind—it might save your patient from serious complications.
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