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Greetings Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024!

Join us at the dynamic city of London, UK, from June 27-28, 2024, for the distinguished 2nd World Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Congress!

The Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024 extends an invitation to experts from academia, business, and industry to actively participate in shaping this congress.

We welcome contributions in the form of research abstracts, papers, and posters from around the world.

Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024 promotes global interdisciplinary collaboration and exchange among technologists while providing a unique platform for interactive discussions, invaluable insights, expertise expansion, and fostering connections with like-minded professionals worldwide.

On behalf of the organizing committee, we extend our warmest invitation to Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024 in London.

Prepare for an extraordinary event that will empower, inspire, and shape the future of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

London will be a fantastic backdrop for our meeting, offering a fantastic social and scientific program.

We are excited to welcome you to London and make this congress an unforgettable experience.

We look forward to welcoming you to this remarkable gathering of brilliant minds from around the world.

We look forward to meeting you in London!

Regards,

Organizing Committee

Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024

About the Conference

The esteemed 2^nd World Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Congress is set to convene in London, UK, from Jun 27-28, 2024. This significant event will unite oral and maxillofacial surgeons, dental professionals, researchers, and industry experts from

This Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024 serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, discussing advancements, and fostering collaboration in the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Be a part of the Maxillofacial Surgery Congress 2024, where you'll have the exclusive opportunity to exhibit your products and services to a highly targeted audience. Don't miss out on this valuable chance to network, generate leads, and elevate your brand presence.

Objectives of the Maxillofacial Surgery Congress:

Enable knowledge sharing and dissemination of best practices and advancements among professionals in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Promote global networking and interdisciplinary collaboration in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Foster professional development by providing opportunities for continuing education, skill refinement, and the acquisition of new techniques for oral and maxillofacial surgeons and dental professionals.

Target audience:

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
Anesthesiologist
Plastic surgeon
Dermatologist
Dental Professionals
Researchers
Academicians
Residents and Fellows
Industry Professionals
Dental Implantologists
Oral Pathologists
Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologists
Oral and Maxillofacial Anesthesiologists
Oral and Maxillofacial Oncologists
Doctors
Hospital Administrators
Orthodontists
Manufacturing Medical Devices Companies
Associations and Societies
Business Entrepreneurs
Medical professionals
Medical students
Fellowship holders
Dentists

WHY ATTEND?

Enhance clinical practice in maxillofacial surgery through expert-led sessions, advancing knowledge and best practices.
Explore groundbreaking research, collaboration prospects, and insights for your projects during the congress, where researchers showcase their discoveries.
Conferences on oral and maxillofacial surgery expand knowledge and introduce participants to new ideas, approaches, and emerging trends, ultimately improving clinical practice and patient care.

Abstract Submission

Submit a brief abstract introducing the research context and emphasizing its significance within the scientific session.

The abstracts should demonstrate scientific merit and relevance.

All submissions will undergo a review process assessing content, quality, and appropriateness.

You will receive an email notification regarding the status of your submission within 3 to 5 business days

1. .Maxillofacial Surgery and Oral Surgery

2. Craniofacial Surgery

3. Head and neck surgery

4. Dermatology

5. Plastic surgery

6. Oral Pathology and Tumor Surgery

7. Maxillofacial Reconstruction

8. Facial Aesthetics and Cosmetic Surgery

9. Anesthesia and Pain Management

10. Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery

11. Maxillofacial Trauma and Emergency Surgery

12. Oral Cancer

13. Pediatric Oral Surgery

14. Laser Applications in Oral Surgery

15. Robotics and AI in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

16. Facial Reconstruction with VR Technology

17. Dental Anomalies

18. Minimal Orthognathic Surgery

19. Maxillofacial Prosthetics

20. Transplantation in Maxillofacial Surgery

21. Facial Prosthetics for Oncology Patients

22. Tissue Engineering for Maxillofacial Reconstruction

23. Surgical Techniques for Facial Nerve Regeneration

24. AR in Maxillofacial Surgery

25. Rehabilitation of Maxillofacial Defects

26. Computer-Aided Implant Placement

Session and Tracks

Maxillofacial Surgery and Oral Surgery

Maxillofacial surgery and oral surgery encompass surgical specialties that address disorders, injuries, and deformities affecting the mouth, jaw, face, and skull. While maxillofacial surgery deals with a wide spectrum of conditions, oral surgery specifically targets procedures related to the teeth, gums, and other oral structures. Recent advancements in these fields include the adoption of technologies such as virtual surgical planning and navigation systems, contributing to enhanced precision in surgical interventions. This session will explore the latest developments in maxillofacial surgery and oral surgery

Virtual Surgical Planning (VSP)
Robot-Assisted Surgery
Advanced Imaging Modalities

Craniofacial Surgery

Craniofacial surgery aims to improve both the functional aspects and aesthetic appearance of the skull and face, particularly in cases such as cleft lip and palate. The advent of New Wave Energy (NWE) technology has brought about a revolutionary transformation in craniofacial surgery, enhancing surgical procedures and ultimately leading to improved outcomes for patients. This session will delve into the essential topics surrounding the impact of NWE technology on the progression of craniofacial surgery.

Head and neck surgery

Head and neck surgery involves interventions on the structures of the head, face, throat, and neck to address various conditions like tumors, infections, deformities, and trauma. Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) stands out as a minimally invasive approach utilizing a robotic system to access and extract tumors in the head and neck through the mouth. This technique offers heightened precision, minimal scarring, and a quicker recovery period in comparison to conventional open surgeries. The upcoming session will delve into crucial facets of TORS and its advantages for patients.

Advancements in Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS)
Head and Neck Trauma
Reconstructive Surgery in Head and Neck Oncology

Dermatology

Dermatology, a medical specialty, concentrates on the identification and treatment of disorders and ailments associated with the skin, hair, and nails. Dermatologists are experts in addressing skin diseases, conducting cosmetic procedures, and advocating for overall skin health. The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms aims to aid dermatologists in diagnosing skin conditions through image analysis and pattern recognition. This technological innovation holds promise for enhancing precision and effectiveness in the diagnosis of various skin diseases. The upcoming session will center on the latest research findings and emerging trends within the field of Dermatology.

Pediatric Dermatology
Dermatopathology and Molecular Diagnostics
Cutaneous Imaging and Diagnostic Technologies
Biomedical Dermatology

Plastic surgery

Plastic surgery involves procedures aimed at improving appearance and restoring body parts through both cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries. Proficient surgeons utilize sophisticated imaging methods such as CT scans and MRIs to thoroughly assess patient anatomy and identify potential issues before surgery. This session will explore various aspects of plastic surgery, including advancements in surgical techniques, aesthetic procedures, reconstructive interventions, and measures to ensure patient safety. The discussion will delve into the following subjects:

Pediatric Plastic Surgery
Regenerative Medicine
Minimally Invasive Plastic Surgery Techniques

Oral Pathology and Tumor Surgery

Oral pathology, a specialized field in dentistry, is dedicated to diagnosing and studying diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial areas. Tumor surgery within oral pathology specifically targets the removal of oral tumors while emphasizing the preservation of both function and aesthetics. The landscape of oral pathology and tumor surgery has been transformed by advanced technologies, including digital imaging, computer-aided diagnosis, molecular testing, robotic-assisted surgery, and telemedicine. These innovations have ushered in an era of precise diagnostics, personalized treatment approaches, surgical precision, and remote consultations, ultimately enhancing the overall quality of patient care. This session will delve into these transformative aspects of oral pathology and tumor surgery.

Digital Diagnostic Technologies
Robotic-Assisted Tumor Resection
Precision Medicine in Oral Pathology

Maxillofacial Reconstruction

Maxillofacial reconstruction refers to the surgical restoration of the face, jaw, and related structures following trauma or deformities. Procedures such as bone grafting, soft tissue reconstruction, and dental implants are employed to enhance both function and aesthetics. Advanced technologies, including CAD/CAM, VSP, 3D printing, robotics, and AR/VR, play a crucial role in improving precision, customization, planning, patient education, and imaging for superior outcomes in maxillofacial reconstruction. This session will address the following pivotal topics:

Innovative Biomaterials
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Advancements in Maxillofacial Oncologic Reconstruction
Dental Implant Rehabilitation

Facial Aesthetics and Cosmetic Surgery

Facial aesthetics revolves around enhancing facial beauty through non-surgical treatments like fillers and chemical peels. In contrast, cosmetic surgery encompasses surgical procedures such as rhinoplasty and facelifts to improve facial features. Both aim at elevating appearance but differ in the nature of the procedures performed. Leveraging advanced technology, including laser devices, 3D imaging, minimally invasive techniques, robotics, and injectables, both facial aesthetics and cosmetic surgery benefit from precise treatments, realistic outcome visualization, reduced downtime, and improved precision, leading to natural-looking results. This session will provide an overview of Facial Aesthetics and Cosmetic Surgery, highlighting their applications and future directions.

Evolution of Facial Aesthetics
Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation
Facial Aesthetics and Cosmetic Surgery

Facial Implants

Anesthesia and Pain Management

Medications and methodologies for inducing temporary loss of sensation play a crucial role in pain management during medical procedures, ensuring patient comfort and safety. Anesthesia and pain management techniques encompass diverse approaches such as targeted drug administration, ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia, advanced monitoring systems, virtual reality distraction, neurostimulation, telemedicine, electronic medical records (EMRs), as well as the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. These innovations are transforming patient care in the fields of anesthesia and pain management. The Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Congress conference will delve into a detailed session to elaborate on these

Pharmacological Advances in Anesthesia
Interventional Techniques in Pain Management
Regional Anesthesia

Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery

Cleft lip and palate surgery is a corrective procedure for congenital deformities affecting the lip or the roof of the mouth. The primary goal is to enhance both appearance and speech by closing the existing separation. This intricate surgical process is conducted in multiple stages and requires the collaborative expertise of a specialized team of surgeons and therapists. The design of the rotation-advancement flap is carefully crafted along a curved line on the non-cleft side, with the objective of addressing the unevenness in lip height and attaining a harmonious balance. The session covered various aspects related to this surgical technique.

Surgical Techniques in Cleft Lip Repair
Pediatric Anesthesia in Cleft Surgery
Psychosocial Impact of Cleft Surgery

Maxillofacial Trauma and Emergency Surgery

Maxillofacial trauma encompasses injuries to the face, affecting both bones and soft tissues. Emergency surgical procedures are crucial for the prompt management of severe facial trauma, involving the stabilization of fractures, control of bleeding, and restoration of facial structures. Optimal outcomes in these cases depend on a collaborative approach and timely intervention. Advances such as high-resolution computed tomography, enhanced classification systems, rigid fixation techniques, improved biomaterials, soft tissue resuspension, and primary bone grafting have significantly contributed to the field. The Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Congress will delve into an in-depth discussion of this topic.

Emergency Surgical Techniques in Maxillofacial Trauma
Pediatric Maxillofacial Trauma Management
Emergency Techniques
psychosocial Aspects of Maxillofacial Trauma

Oral cancer

Oral cancer, a malignant condition affecting the mouth, encompassing the lips, tongue, and gums, manifests as sores or patches and is associated with risk factors such as tobacco and alcohol use. Timely identification through regular dental check-ups is crucial for swift intervention, involving treatments like surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. Technological advancements, including screening devices, imaging techniques, molecular biomarkers, robotic-assisted surgery, targeted therapies, digital dentistry (such as CAD/CAM and 3D printing), and telemedicine, play a pivotal role in facilitating early detection, precise diagnosis, personalized treatment, and ultimately, enhancing patient outcomes in the management of oral cancer. These topics will be covered in detail during the upcoming session.

Early Detection Technologies
Screening Devices Integration
Precision Medicine and Personalized Treatment

Pediatric Oral Surgery

Pediatric Oral Surgery centers around surgical interventions for oral and maxillofacial conditions in children, tackling concerns such as abnormalities, infections, trauma, and developmental issues. A collaborative team approach is employed by Pediatric Oral Surgeons to ensure comprehensive oral health care for children. The session will delve into Piezo Electric Handpieces, a technology utilizing ultrasound frequency for specific surgeries. This innovative tool provides quieter operation and precise surgical capabilities in the realm of oral and maxillofacial surgery. Key topics covered during this session include the following.

Abnormalities and Anomalies
Technological Advances in Pediatric Surgery
Facial Trauma and Reconstruction

Robotics and AI in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Robotics and AI in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery expedite recovery through advanced technologies, allowing for precise and minimally invasive procedures that minimize trauma to the patient's tissues. These innovations typically involve smaller incisions, leading to reduced postoperative pain and faster healing compared to traditional open surgeries. Moreover, the utilization of robotics and AI can optimize surgical techniques, improving efficiency and resulting in shorter procedure times. By reducing surgical trauma and enhancing efficiency, these technologies contribute to shorter recovery periods for patients undergoing Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The upcoming session will explore current research and trends in the field of Robotics and AI in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

Optimized Surgical Techniques
AI-Assisted Diagnosis
Patient Recovery Optimization
Robotic Soft Tissue Surgery

Facial Reconstruction with VR Technology

Virtual reality (VR) technology in facial reconstruction entails employing VR tools to simulate surgical procedures. Surgeons can manipulate virtual models of patients' faces, facilitating the evaluation of potential outcomes. This approach enhances collaboration, improves patient communication, and enables precise and personalized reconstruction. It incorporates elements such as high-resolution imaging, real-time simulation, haptic feedback, augmented reality integration, AI assistance, multi-disciplinary collaboration, and patient education. These components collectively contribute to heightened precision, realism, collaboration, and patient engagement throughout the facial reconstruction process. The session will delve into the topic of Facial Reconstruction with VR Technology, focusing on the latest research findings and trends.

Virtual Surgical Simulation
High-Resolution Imaging Integration
Virtual Surgical Planning for Facial Reconstruction

Dental Anomalies

Dental anomalies refer to structural or developmental abnormalities impacting teeth and jaws, encompassing variations in size, shape, number, position, and jaw structure. Surgical interventions may be necessary for treatment. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) imaging, offering high-resolution 3D images of teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures, plays a crucial role. It provides detailed anatomical information, facilitating precise diagnosis and visualization of dental anomalies. The upcoming session will feature a discussion on the following topics.

CBCT Imaging in Dentistry
Anatomical Visualization in CBCT
Diagnostic Applications of CBCT
Virtual Treatment Planning and Simulation

Minimal Orthognathic Surgery

Minimal orthognathic surgery aims to address jaw discrepancies and facial skeletal abnormalities using conservative techniques to minimize invasiveness and promote faster recovery. The approach incorporates virtual surgical planning, computer-assisted navigation, piezoelectric surgery, temporary skeletal anchorage devices, and a stepwise methodology. This technique emphasizes the integration of virtual planning, computer-assisted navigation, piezoelectric surgery, temporary skeletal anchorage devices, and robotic-assisted surgery. These technologies facilitate precise planning, navigation, and surgical techniques, reducing invasiveness. Our presentation will offer an overview of the current landscape of Minimal Orthognathic Surgery, its applications, and future directions.Surgical Techniques for Minimal

Orthognathic Surgery
3D Printing in Minimal Orthognathic Surgery
Computer-Assisted Navigation

Maxillofacial Prosthetics

Maxillofacial prosthetics plays a crucial role in restoring form, function, and aesthetics for individuals with facial or craniofacial defects, utilizing custom prosthetic devices like facial prostheses, orbital prostheses, and obturators. The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life and confidence of individuals with facial abnormalities. The realm of maxillofacial prosthetics encompasses CAD/CAM, materials and tissue engineering, digital dentistry, augmented reality, rapid prototyping, osseointegration, and virtual reality simulation. These technologies contribute to improved precision, customization, aesthetics, patient communication, and training opportunities within maxillofacial prosthetics. The upcoming session will cover various topics in this domain.

Facial Prosthetics
Ocular Prosthetics
Nasal and Auricular Prosthetics

Transplantation in Maxillofacial Surgery

Maxillofacial transplantation involves surgically transplanting tissues or organs in the face, including bone grafting, skin grafting, soft tissue grafting, and composite tissue transplantation. The goal is to restore structure and function, addressing defects and enhancing facial aesthetics and functionality. The Neo Graft system stands out as the pioneering and sole FDA-cleared solution for follicular unit harvesting and implantation. It revolutionizes the industry by automating the Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) technique, considered the most advanced method in hair transplant. The upcoming session will cover the following key topics.

Bone Grafting Techniques
Innovations in Maxillofacial Transplantation
Facial Structure Restoration

Facial Prosthetics for Oncology Patients

Facial prosthetics designed for oncology patients are tailored devices that help restore facial structures impacted by cancer treatments. These prosthetics play a vital role in enhancing appearance, function, and overall quality of life, contributing to improved confidence and social integration for patients. Effective collaboration among healthcare professionals is essential in this process. The realm of facial prosthetics for oncology patients incorporates advanced technologies such as 3D scanning and printing, CAD/CAM, digital imaging, advanced materials, and virtual reality. These technological tools facilitate precise measurements, customization, realistic visualization, and improved prosthetic design and fitting. The integration of these technologies enhances patient outcomes and satisfaction. The upcoming session will delve into the latest research and trends within the field of Facial Prosthetics for Oncology Patients.

Digital Imaging Techniques
Virtual Reality Integration
Innovations in Facial Prosthetics

Tissue Engineering for Maxillofacial Reconstruction

Tissue engineering in maxillofacial reconstruction applies principles from biology, engineering, and medicine to create functional and biocompatible tissues for restoring and reconstructing facial structures. This interdisciplinary field involves the integration of biomaterials, cells, and bioactive factors to regenerate damaged or missing tissues in the face, jaw, and neck region. Tissue engineering has resulted in significant breakthroughs in regenerative medicine and disease modeling, including advancements in three-dimensional bioprinting, organ-on-a-chip systems, and induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) technologies. These innovations have transformed the landscape of medical research and therapy, presenting new opportunities for advancement. The session will explore various aspects of tissue engineering in maxillofacial reconstruction.Biomaterials for Maxillofacial Tissue Engineering

Cell-Based Regeneration
Disease Modeling Innovations
Clinical Applications and Challenges

Surgical Techniques for Facial Nerve Regeneration

Facial nerve regeneration through surgical techniques encompasses procedures aimed at repairing, reconnecting, or rerouting damaged facial nerves. The goal is to restore facial function and encourage nerve regrowth. Common methods include direct nerve repair, nerve grafting, nerve transfers, cross-facial nerve grafts, regenerative techniques, and facial reanimation. These approaches contribute to enhanced functional recovery and an improved quality of life for individuals suffering from facial nerve injuries. The session will provide comprehensive coverage of diverse surgical techniques, their underlying principles, and their clinical applications.

AR in Maxillofacial Surgery

Augmented reality (AR) in maxillofacial surgery involves an examination of the progress and uses of AR technology in this surgical domain. AR introduces innovative tools and visualization techniques that elevate surgical planning, intraoperative navigation, and postoperative outcomes. The upcoming session will cover various aspects of this technology, focusing on its applications and advancements in the field of maxillofacial surgery.

Intraoperative Navigation with AR
AR Visualization Techniques
AR-enhanced Surgical Training
AR-Guided Implant Placement and Reconstruction

Rehabilitation of Maxillofacial Defects

The rehabilitation of maxillofacial defects requires a comprehensive approach to reinstate form, function, and aesthetics in individuals dealing with facial and jaw abnormalities. This involves a combination of surgical interventions, prosthetic treatments, and supportive therapies tailored to address specific patient requirements and enhance their overall quality of life. Our exploration will encompass the latest advancements and research in surgical rehabilitation, concentrating on innovative techniques designed to restore form, function, and aesthetics for individuals with maxillofacial defects. The session will comprehensively cover various surgical approaches and emerging innovations in this field.

Prosthetic Treatments
Dental Implant Rehabilitation
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Emerging Technologies and Future Directions

Computer-Aided Implant Placement

Computer-aided implant placement involves leveraging digital technologies like imaging, virtual planning, and surgical guides to increase the precision and predictability of dental implant procedures. This process encompasses visualizing, planning, and guiding the placement of implants through computer-based techniques, leading to enhanced outcomes and heightened patient safety. The upcoming session will delve into the progress and uses of computer-aided methods in the realm of implant dentistry. Topics covered will include advancements in imaging, virtual planning, and guided surgical tools, emphasizing their role in improving accuracy, predictability, and overall clinical outcomes.

Digital Imaging Advances
Diagnostic Imaging and Virtual Planning
Computerized Surgical

Laser Applications in Oral Surgery

Utilizing lasers in diverse surgical procedures is a cutting-edge approach. This advanced technology provides precise and minimally invasive treatment, offering advantages such as decreased bleeding, reduced postoperative pain, and accelerated healing. Laser applications in oral surgery span procedures like soft tissue surgery, periodontal therapy, frenectomy, and lesion removal. By incorporating lasers, oral surgeons can deliver efficient and effective surgical interventions, ultimately improving patient outcomes in the field of oral surgery.

Market Analysis

The computer-aided oral and maxillofacial surgery market is expected to witness a market growth rate of 7.55% in the forecast period of 2021 to 2028, reaching a projected value of USD 1,510.25 million by 2028.

The main catalyst for this expansion is the rising incidence of dental and musculoskeletal issues. The worldwide dental services market, valued at USD 433.2 billion in 2022, is expected to undergo a consistent annual growth rate of 4.5% from 2023 to 2030.

In 2022, dental clinics commanded a substantial market share, exceeding 68.5%, and are anticipated to exhibit a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 4.0% from 2023 to 2030. The majority of dental patients show a preference for private practice clinics, particularly for specialized care. Regarding regional prominence, North America took the lead in 2022, contributing to a revenue share of over 48.3%.

This dominance is attributed to factors such as a preventive approach to oral care, the prevalence of independent clinics, increased research and development activities in dentistry, and a rise in disposable income.

As of 2022, the dental implants segment emerged as the market frontrunner, securing a substantial revenue share exceeding 21.2%.

Dental implant restoration distinguishes itself as a compelling choice in advanced oral care, providing patients with both functional and aesthetically pleasing solutions for tooth replacement.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Market Analysis in Europe:

As per the Report, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Market Size in Europe was valued at USD 0.58 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 0.81 billion by 2028, predicted to reach a CAGR of 6.93% during the forecast period 2023 to 2028.

The rise in sports-related disorders, accidental falls, head and neck injuries caused by traffic accidents, and traffic accidents is the Europe craniomaxillofacial (CMF) market.

According to the National Institute for Health Care and Excellence, 1.45 million people visit emergency departments in England and Wales each year with emergency head trauma. Between 34% and 52% of them are children under 15. Each year, around 200,100 people are hospitalized for head injuries.

In addition, the growing preference for minimally craniomaxillofacial surgical procedures by doctors and patients due to various benefits will increase the market growth. Furthermore, the demand and need for traditional open surgery are gradually shifting towards new minimally invasive plastic and reconstructive surgeries techniques.

Therefore, the several advantages offered by invasive surgeries and the adoption of newer technologies will play an essential role in the rise of the European craniomaxillofacial implants market. Furthermore, the prevalence of genetic abnormalities of the face improved healthcare infrastructure, and increased disposable income for consumers will drive the craniomaxillofacial implants market in Europe shortly.

There is a strong presence of innovative implants products in the European region due to international companies such as Zimmer Biomet, a leading company, with their latest product-ROSA, ONE Brain.

This robotic platform enables complex and minimally invasive neurosurgical procedures to be performed. In addition, the presence of skilled professionals is also expected to drive demand for the European CMF implants market.

Therefore, the several advantages offered by invasive surgeries and the adoption of newer technologies will play an essential role in the rise of the European craniomaxillofacial implants market.

Furthermore, the prevalence of genetic abnormalities of the face improved healthcare infrastructure, and increased disposable income for consumers will drive the craniomaxillofacial implants market in Europe shortly.

There is a strong presence of innovative implants products in the European region due to international companies such as Zimmer Biomet, a leading company, with their latest product-ROSA, ONE Brain.

However, the high cost of CMF implants and associated surgeries is one of the major factors expected to hamper the market. Since craniomaxillofacial surgeries are multi-specialty procedures, they require the participation of several specialist surgeons such as oral and maxillofacial surgeons, anesthesiologists, neurosurgeons, and plastic surgeons, making the overall effort procedure quite expensive. And in most cases, CMF surgeries face the challenge of getting insurance approval due to their complexity. In addition, several regions face the challenge of inadequate health insurance plans, especially in developing countries, which can limit this market.

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