Craniorofacial trauma often manifests itself as a multisystem injury in 20-50% of the cases. Midface and zygomatic bone fractures are the most common occurring together in developing countries due to inadequate road traffic legislations while mandible fractures are common due to its most predominant position in face and also due to interpersonal conflicts/assaults. Neurosurgeons and oral & maxillofacial surgeons play a very vital role along with neurologists and ophthalmologists in managing a craniorofacial trauma patient. The emergency physicians must have the expertise to manage the situation and stabilize a patient with severe traumatic injuries of craniorofacial region.

Alcohol consumption has become a part of daily life for people ranging from lower to upper class individuals. However, addiction of alcohol can lead to impaired judgment and undue physical harm. This study shows that alcohol intoxication plays a major role in craniorofacial trauma and incidence of road traffic accidents is extremely high in India. A strict law has to be reinforced to ban/decrease the usage of alcohols for welfare of the society.

Clinical examination of Craniorofacial injuries are often limited in patients with trauma to the head and neck region due to obscuration by overlying edema, hematoma, hemorrhage, and soft-tissue injury. Craniorofacial injuries require accurate and prompt diagnosis for management. For Proper clinical examination and treatment plan, high resolution radiographs are always essential which will indirectly contribute to render a good medical care to the patients.

Craniorofacial trauma often manifests itself as a multisystem injury in 20-50% of the cases. Midface and zygomatic bone fractures are the most commonly occurring injuries together in developing countries due to inadequate road traffic legislations while mandible fractures are common due to its most predominant position in face and also due to interpersonal conflicts/assaults. Neurosurgeons and oral & maxillofacial surgeons play a very vital role along with neurologists and opthalmologists in managing a craniorofacial trauma patient. The emergency physicians must be an expertise to manage the situation and stabilize a patient with severe traumatic injuries of craniorofacial region.

Restricted mouth opening presents one of the greatest challenges to the anesthetist for endotracheal intubation and ventilation. Awake blind nasal intubation has been one of the finest and favored techniques for intubation in previous decades for restricted mouth opening patients. A coordinated team approach, monitoring and adequate counseling of the patient is mandatory for the airway management to carry out a safe surgical procedure

Trauma has been given the utmost importance in the field of medicine since ages and is still being the most common cause of mortality and disability worldwide. Every hospital must have a fully equipped trauma care unit, operation theaters and intensive care units to render a better care to trauma patients and also emergency medical services and specialist from all the medical specialties.