Facial Trauma Surgery in Billerica, Westford & Worcester, MA
Facial injuries can be physically and emotionally overwhelming, often involving complex bone, soft tissue, and dental damage. At New England Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, we specialize in facial trauma surgery to restore both function and appearance after injury. Our board-certified surgeons are highly trained in the treatment of fractures, lacerations, and oral injuries, and are trusted by both patients and hospitals throughout Massachusetts.
With offices in Billerica, Westford, and Worcester, we offer timely, skilled care for patients experiencing facial trauma due to accidents, sports injuries, falls, or other emergencies.

What Is Facial Trauma?
Facial trauma refers to any injury affecting the bones, teeth, or soft tissues of the face, including:
- Facial bone fractures (cheekbone, eye socket, nasal bones, jaw)
- Soft tissue lacerations
- Tooth and dental injuries
- Fractured or dislocated jaw
- Injuries involving the facial nerves or salivary glands
Prompt evaluation and treatment are essential to avoid long-term complications and ensure proper healing. As oral and maxillofacial surgeons, we are uniquely trained to manage injuries that affect both the cosmetic and functional structures of the face.
Common Facial Trauma Procedures We Perform
Our surgeons provide a range of surgical treatments, including:
- Facial bone fracture repair
Repositioning and stabilizing broken facial bones using plates, screws, or wiring as needed. - Soft tissue laceration repair
Precision suturing of facial cuts to promote optimal healing with minimal scarring. - Tooth and dental trauma
Treatment of avulsed, fractured, or intruded teeth. Learn more on our Tooth Extractions page. - Jaw fracture repair
Stabilization of fractured mandibles and maxillae through open or closed reduction techniques. Visit our Jaw Surgery page for more details. - Reconstruction after trauma
Bone grafting or implant-supported restorations to repair areas with structural loss. See our Bone Grafting page for additional information.
Our priority is to return both form and function to injured areas while minimizing long-term impact.
When to See an Oral Surgeon After Facial Trauma
Facial trauma requires immediate attention if any of the following occur:
- Difficulty opening or closing your mouth
- Facial swelling, bruising, or visible deformity
- Loose, broken, or missing teeth
- Deep cuts or wounds that require suturing
- Suspected jaw fracture or dislocation
- Blurred vision or facial numbness
We provide surgical care for acute injuries as well as reconstructive care for previously untreated or improperly healed trauma.
Why Choose Us for Facial Trauma Care
At New England Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, our team is trusted by local hospitals, dentists, and patients for their expertise in facial trauma management. Each of our surgeons is board-certified and extensively trained in oral, facial, and reconstructive procedures.
We utilize 3D Imaging to assess injury severity, plan surgical interventions, and achieve highly precise results. Our practice is also equipped with multiple Anesthesia Options to accommodate patient comfort, whether under local, IV sedation, or general anesthesia.
Serving Patients Across Massachusetts
We treat patients from across Massachusetts at our offices in Billerica, Westford, and Worcester. Our surgeons are available for emergency consultations and work in partnership with local healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care. We welcome patients from surrounding areas, including Lowell, Andover, Wilmington, Bedford, Burlington, and Concord.
To locate your nearest office or request urgent care, visit our Contact Us / Locations page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is facial trauma surgery?
Facial trauma surgery addresses injuries to the bones, soft tissues, and teeth of the face, often caused by accidents or sports injuries. It includes the treatment of fractures, lacerations, and dental trauma.
Can an oral surgeon fix a broken jaw?
Yes. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are specially trained to diagnose and treat jaw fractures through repositioning and stabilization techniques.
Will facial trauma leave a scar?
Our surgeons use advanced suturing techniques to minimize visible scarring. In many cases, incisions are hidden in natural creases or inside the mouth.
What happens if a facial fracture is not treated?
Untreated fractures can result in facial asymmetry, chronic pain, bite problems, or permanent damage to nerves and muscles.
Is facial trauma surgery performed under anesthesia?
Yes. Depending on the severity of the injury and the procedure required, we offer several anesthesia options, including local anesthesia, IV sedation, and general anesthesia.
Still have questions?
Convenient Locations Near You

Expert Care for Facial Injuries and Reconstruction
If you or a loved one has experienced facial trauma, timely and expert surgical care is essential. The team at New England Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is here to restore your health, appearance, and function with compassion and precision.
Call today to schedule an appointment or request a trauma evaluation:
- Billerica Office: 978-547-2015
- Westford Office: 978-547-2026
- Worcester Office: 978-547-2010
We serve patients from Lowell, Bedford, Andover, Wilmington, and nearby communities.

