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This study investigated the occurrence of primary and secondary complications following conservative versus surgical intervention in the treatment of midface and lower jaw fractures. Follow-up studies were undertaken on 81 patients who had been admitted to the above clinic with such fractures during their adolescence. It was found that more complications developed after surgical intervention.
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