“…Superior functional results are reported in displaced condyle fractures following open reduction and fixation compared to the more widely performed non-surgical treatment 4,8,22,23,25 . Possible complications of the surgical approach, such as damage of the facial nerve and creation of visible scars, mean that the indication for surgical reduction versus non-surgical treatment of displaced condylar fractures remains controversial in maxillofacial surgery 4,6,8,23,24,25 . Complications such as malocclusion, open-bite deformity and loss of chin projection are more likely to occur in bilateral condyle fractures 6 .…”