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Figure legends:
Figure 1: Patient presenting to the emergency department; submental intubation acquired.
Figure 2: Preoperative three-dimensional CT scan depicting the extent of fractures.
Figure 3: Two nelaton catheters in nostrils for maintaining airway patency
Figure 4: Immediate postoperative picture depicting closure of soft tissue lacerations.
Figure 5: Immediate three-dimensional CT scan depicting reduction of fractures using miniplates and screws and utilization of titanium mesh for reconstruction of orbital floor and anterior walls of maxillary sinuses.
Figure 6: Anisocoria evident in patient’s right eye
Figure 7: Preoperative cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan of the maxilla revealing inadequate remaining crestal bone necessitating crestal ridge augmentation for implant placement.
Figure 8: Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan of augmented maxillary crestal ridge prior to implant placement.
Figure 9: A total of 15 implants (7 in mandible, 8 in maxilla) were placed following crestal ridge augmentation of maxilla.
Figure 10: Mandibular and maxillary fixed prosthesis were delivered 4 months after implant placement
Figure 11: Final physiognomy of the patient after delivering his prosthesis