Abstract
Statement of the Problem: Complex injuries as a result of trauma offer a challenge for the reconstructive surgeon. High velocity trauma causes tissue loss, displacement of facial bones/malocclusions, and ultimately a loss of 3 dimensional projection. Historically, treatment objectives were achieved using 2 dimensional radiographs and dental models, as well as eyeballing of misaligned segments. The consequence of this inaccurate planning often produced suboptimal results requiring revision surgeries.
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