The review deals with modern concepts on surgical treatment of post-resection defects of the mandible in children. The analysis of domestic and foreign literature. Describes the various classification of tumor lesions in children and post-resection defects of the mandible. Highlighted the advantages and disadvantages, and the prospects for recovery of integrity of the mandible in children.
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