Jaw - broken or dislocatedFrom our partner site on diet & exercise, MyDietExercise.com. If the jaw is wired, only liquid or very soft foods can be eaten. Blunt scissors should be available to cut the elastics, so that -- if the person vomits or chokes -- the jaw can be opened to prevent aspiration into the lungs. If the wires must be cut, consult the health care provider promptly so they can be replaced. Do Not:
Call immediately for emergency medical assistance if: Call immediately if a broken or dislocated jaw may be present. Emergency symptoms include difficulty breathing or profuse bleeding after a facial injury.
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