Maxillofacial deformities can result from surgical removal of a tumour or be congenital. A congenital abnormality or facial loss may have a detrimental impact on the patient's psychological and social life. It negatively impacts the function as well. The goals of maxillofacial prosthesis are to preserve the integrity of the patients' soft and hard tissues while also enhancing their appearance. However, both the patient and the prosthodontist are tired by the end of the procedure.

This book is a superb addition to the prosthodontic literature on maxillofacial prosthesis. It is an extensive treatise on maxillofacial deformity diagnosis and treatment planning.
This book provides a wealth of information for dental professionals, prosthodontists, graduate students, and students studying dentistry on all facets of the intricate issues of maxillofacial prostheses.
This book is a priceless tool for expanding one's understanding of maxillofacial prostheses.