Cranio Maxillofacial Implants & Instruments

Cranio Maxillofacial Implants, Advanced Cranio Maxillofacial Instruments Solutions

Cranium Implants- Cranial bone implants are custom-made implants, specifically manufactured for cranioplasty, neurosurgery, and correction of the large bone defects, plastic surgery and maxillofacial surgery. The common indications include joint defects, large bone defects and cranial bone defects after oncology treatment and car accidents. Cranial bone implants are made up of UHMWPE polyethylene, PMMA and Titanium. Midface Implants- Midface, also known as Submalar Implant, is carried out to hide the most notable signs of an ageing face, which include the loss of volume below the lower eyelid in the area of the cheek and in the midface. With time, the cheek (malar) fat pad shrinks in size and slopes into the lower area of the cheek. This results in creating a valley or a line in the midface. The loss of volume results in adding considerable age to the ageing face, and the midface or submalar implant is specifically designed just to restore volume to this portion. The implants are 100% reversible at any time, yet permanent. Mandible Implants- Mandible implants, also known as jaw implants, help in strengthening the jaw line as well as create a more balanced facial silhouette by enlarging the mandibular ramus, angle and body. Some patients can benefit from mandible implant surgery, including those with surgically altered, deficient, or normal anatomy. The material that is most commonly used in mandible implants is known as Medpor, which your body grows into. This material is more stable than silicone. Mandible implant surgery can be performed to correct an aesthetically imbalanced or small mandible.

Cranio Maxillofacial Implants

Customized and Advanced Cranio Maxillofacial Implants by Sharma Orthopedic

Over the decades, Sharma Orthopedic has built a huge clientele, and to stay committed, our team emphasizes offering the utmost quality products to our end users. We comply with the three main aspects of manufacturing, which include the steps of implementation, execution, and production. Whether it be sourcing the medical-grade raw material, sterilization of the manufacturing unit, properly planned research and development, or final packaging of the orthopedic equipment, we are vigilant at every step. Our industry experts are trying to fill every void in the orthopedic specialty with their products, and craniomaxillofacial implants are the result of these efforts. We have successfully created a comprehensive portfolio of cranial, mid-face, and mandible implants for different purposes. Let us look at a detailed overview of this set of orthopedic product ranges!

About Cranio Maxillofacial Implants

The cranio-maxillofacial part of the skeletal system comprises the head, neck, and face. Repair and restoration of cranial, mid-face, and mandible bones is done using the craniomaxillofacial implants. These instruments help in building the facial structures both functionally and aesthetically. The primary use of these implants is for developmental birth defects affecting the facial area. Apart from this, they are also recommended for any type of disfigurement caused by accidental trauma and cancer. It is very important that to maximize the usability of these implants, they should be placed under the supervision of an expert cranio-maxillofacial surgeon. 

Indications of Cranio Maxillofacial Implants

v Regain the craniomaxillofacial structural integration after trauma: Multiple reasons can lead to a traumatic injury, such as a car accident, physical assault, animal bites, chemical accidents, or slip & fall mishaps. Such incidents can cause a brutal impact on craniofacial features, whether it be soft tissue injury or skeletal disfigurement. LeFort fracture, broken eye socket, neurological problems, etc., are some of the indications of craniomaxillofacial implants.

 

v Reconstruct disfigured facial birth defects: Craniomaxillofacial abnormalities that occur at birth are caused by developmental defects. A few of these alterations are visible at birth, while some of the more noticeable after a certain age.

 

v Cosmetic reasons: Some patients undergo this implant surgery for aesthetic reasons to improve the appearance of their jaws, mouth, face, or forehead due to ageing-related signs.

 

v Psychosocial factors: Abnormal facial features can cause rejection from society, which can affect an individual mentally and emotionally. Such negligence from social circles can cause a lot of psychological problems, which can worsen over time.

v Carcinoma treatment influenced surgeries: Any type of oral cancer or skull base tumours can necessitate a surgical removal fit. Post-operative management recommends reconstruction of the excised part of the cranium and facial areas.

Type of Cranio Maxillofacial Implants

·       Cranium Implants: These medical implants can be customized as per requirement since they are used for cranioplasty, corrective surgery, and neurosurgery. Sharma Orthopedic manufactures them indifferent dimensions and configurations so they fit the patient appropriately. The most common indications that cranial implants are used for include large bone defects after oncology treatment, head injury, and cranial suture defects.

·      Mid-Face Implants: Also known as the submalar implants, this part of the face shows the first signs of ageing - droopy eyelids, swollen eye bags, shrunken cheeks, etc., are some of them. This loss of structure caused by the natural ageing process can be a reason why many people opt for mid-face implants. The mid-face implants help restore the lost volume of this portion and can last a lifetime when properly taken care of.

·     Mandible Implants: Mandible, in simple terms, is the lower jaw portion. It is one of the most affected parts of the cranio-maxillofacial structure that gets injured due to accidental cases. However, the body, angle, and ramus of the mandible provide enhanced structure to our face by creating a perfect jawline. So, any distortion to the mandible can be a serious concern. Therefore, a mandible implant is always helpful to correct any jaw deformity or even a broken jaw.

Characteristics of Cranio Maxillofacial Implants:

ü  Biocompatible material - Compatibility of the craniomaxillofacial implants with the internal body tissues ensures that they do not show any adverse effects caused by immunological responses. The usage of stainless steel and titanium-like materials guarantees the efficacy of implants.

ü  Corrosion Resistance - The implant material causes the formation of an oxide layer around it, which increases its resistance to corrosion. This layer minimizes the release of metallic ions into the bloodstream, further making the implant biocompatible.

ü  Strong Adhesion - Implants are manufactured and designed in a way that the bone-implant interface is tightly secured without any chance of breakage.  

Assortment of Cranio Maxillofacial Implants Available at Sharma Orthopedic

§  Mini Bone Plate with Bar and Continuous Holes

§  L - Shape Plate 90° With Bar (Left & Right)

§  T - Shape Plate With Bar

§  X - Shape Plate

§  Y  - Shape Plate

§  Double Y  - Shape Plate

§  Orbital Plate With Bar

§  Orbital Floor Plate (All Shapes)

§  Trapezoid Condyle Plate (TCP)

§  Delta Plate

§  Micro Burr Holes Cover Plate

§  H - Shape Plate

§  Strut Plate - Curved

§  Chin Plate

§  Nose Plate

§  Trifix Plate (Left & Right)

§  TMJ, Reconstruction Plate For Mandible

§  Ezy Mesh

§  Wire Mesh

§  Smart Arch Bar

§  Wire Reel

§  Mini Screw Self Drilling, Cross Slot, Single Slot, IMFScrew, Leg Screw

§  Emergency Screws

§  Retractors, Forcepts, Holding Clamps, Distractors, Elevators, Probes, Bone Awls, Osteotomes, Chisels, Gouges, Strippers, BoneNibblers, Roungers, cutters

§  Jaw Openers

§  Cranio Maxillofacial Instrument

Advantages of Cranio Maxillofacial Implants

ü  Prevents Aggravation of Birth Defects: When the birth defects are treated on time with the help of cranio maxillofacial implants, it ensures that there will be no further aggravation of these developmental abnormalities.

ü  Provides Structure to Facial and Cranial Part: Structural damage to the skeletal system of the head and face can be repaired and restored using these implants under the expertise of surgeons. A small bone surgical power tool can also be used with the cranial and facial implants for joint reconstruction.

ü  Aesthetic Appearance Improves: Age-related loosening and removal of facial features does have a huge impact on appearance, which can be taken care of properly.

ü  Better Quality of Life: With the improvement of restoration in facial and cranial structures, there is a simultaneous boost in an individual’s personality, and also the viewpoint of the social circle changes toward them. Such changes can have a positive impact on an individual who has been targeted due to craniofacial injuries or defects.

Precautionary Measures during Cranio-Maxillofacial Implant Surgery

A surgeon and patient should adhere to certain rules to make cranio maxillofacial implant surgery asuccessful procedure. Some of the measures to be taken are:

  • We always recommend our clients request implants that are in alignment with the patient's facial and cranial dimensions.
  • Keeping a check on sterilization is a mandatory step to be taken care of by the surgeon. We ensure to pay attention, but also expect the healthcare experts to be vigilant.
  • Given the fact that, unlike bones, implants cannot bear excessive strength and can result in breakage.
  • Remember to remove the residue of the implant structure after surgery is completed.
  • Orthopedic instruments like probes, screws, blades, elevators, etc., have sharp edges which can tear or injure a patient's skin, so handle them carefully.

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With the expertise and experience that our customer support executives have, we can promise that our clientele will always be satisfied with our product and service quality. Sharma Orthopedic is always at service to help and guide the users to customize the cranio maxillofacial implant requirements. So, do not delay getting the process started with our experts today!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the commonly asked questions related to cranio maxillofacial implants:

  1. Do mid-face implants stay intact for a lifetime?

Yes, in the majority of cases, the mid-face implants stay permanently in their place intact. However, it is always mandatory that these are inserted under an expert surgeon’s supervision, and thereafter the patient ensures to stay adherent to the post-operation management tips. 

  1. What is the recovery time for cranio maxillofacial implants?

After the implant surgery, one can notice swelling, redness, and bruises all over the operated area. These after-effects will subside possibly within a week of surgery; however, complete healing will take a time of approximately one to three months.

  1. Can the mid-face implants be used to treat cleft palate?

Yes, the mid-face implant scan can be used for the reconstruction of the opening structure in the cleft palate patients. The majority of the children treated for cleft repair have experienced successful surgery without any issues.

  1. What are the complications associated with cranio-maxillofacial implants?

The risk factors associated with cranio-maxillofacial implant surgery are minimal; however, due to the nasal opening or oral cavity, chances of infection arise. It is the most common complication associated with this surgery.

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