VARIOUS Classification of mandible fracture INCLUDING AOCMF TRANSITIONAL ZONE

2. CLASSIFICATION OF
MANDIBLE FRACTURE
PRESENTER
DR. MODHA VISHAL D.
POSTGRADUATE STUDENT
DEPT OF ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
OXFORD DENTAL COLLEGE
GUIDED BY - DR. K UMESH

3. FRACTURE TERMS

4. ROWE & KILLEY, 1968

5. HUELKE et al, 1962

6. DINGMAN & NATWIG, 1969
Horizontally favorable
Horizontally unfavorable
Vertically favorable
Vertically unfavorable

8. KAZANZIAN & CONVERSE, 1974

9. SPIESSL, 1989

10. MDC
MDP
MDR
MDA
MDB
MDS
MDD
COOTER & DAVID, 1989

11. WHO CLASSIFICATION OF S02.6
S02.60
S02.61
S02.62
S02.63
S02.64
S02.05
S02.66

12. AOCMF, 2014

16. Level 2 code: 91-A-m-B. Bilateral double fracture: Right angle combined with
body region on the left. Both fracture lines are confined to the transitional zones.

17. Level 2 code: 91-P-m-B. Double mandible fracture: Body and contralateral
condylar process.

18. Level 2 code: 91-m-B. Unilateral double mandible fracture within the anterior
and posterior body.

19. 0 = No atrophy, original height vertical height > 20 mm
1 = Mild atrophy vertical height > 15 to 20 mm (Luhr Class I)
2 = Moderate atrophy vertical height > 10 to 15 mm (Luhr Class II)
3 = Severe atrophy vertical height 10 mm (Luhr Class III)

24. 91 S0

25. 91 S1a

26. 91 S1-B2