Le Fort fractures in pediatric patients are rare, and their management has increased complexity due to the development of the maxillofacial musculoskeletal complex and dentition. The authors present a case using historic circum-zygomatic wiring with 21st century surgical planning in a 18 month old, who sustained complex Le Fort II and III fractures. Treatment involved surgical planning with dental and stereolithographic models, and the fabrication of a retention modified, occlusal splint. Closed reduction with circum-zygomatic wiring retained by the occlusal splint, for a 3 week period, prior to removal. At 12 month review, the patient had good facial symmetry, cosmesis, profile, and function. The use of circum-zygomatic wiring provided a conservative operative approach, achieving excellent functional and cosmetic results without the potential morbidity of more invasive surgery.