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Artificial Intelligence in Occlusion-Oriented Digital Reconstruction of Maxillofacial Fractures: Current Applications and Translational Challenges

Maxillofacial fractures require reconstruction of a functional craniofacial unit rather than isolated realignment of fractured bone. Stable occlusion, mandibular movement, temporomandibular joint position, facial contour, and fixation-device adaptation should be considered as interdependent treatment targets. Digital workflows incorporating CT or CBCT reconstruction, virtual surgical planning, CAD/CAM, 3-dimensional printing, patient-specific implants or plates, and navigation have improved visualization and sur…

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Current reading — gain

AI provides supervised decision support for fracture triage, preliminary jaw and tooth segmentation, planning preparation, and postoperative measurement in occlusion-oriented maxillofacial fracture reconstruction.

Current reading — problem

Labor-intensive segmentation and factors like comminution, bilateral injury, loss of anatomic references, and metal artifacts still restrict efficiency and reproducibility of digital reconstruction workflows.

What this doesn’t fix

Shape completion, automated reduction, fixation design, and real-time intraoperative feedback remain early translational and require stricter validation, with future work needing multicenter annotated datasets and external validation.

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