Whether a right zygomatic arch fracture requires treatment depends largely on the severity of the fracture and how it affects mouth function. If the zygomatic arch fracture has no obvious displacement and has no effect on mouth function, no special treatment is needed. Generally speaking, it is enough to take Chinese medicines that activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis and connect the bones and tendons, and the fracture can be healed in about one month. However, if the fracture collapse deformity is more obvious, has a greater impact on the patient’s appearance or has a certain impact on the function of mouth opening, it is necessary to reset the treatment. Generally, minimally invasive incision and internal fixation surgery can be used, such as limited intraoral incision and internal fixation surgery, and small facial incision and internal fixation surgery. When zygomatic arch fracture occurs, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time, and make a scientific treatment plan according to the specific conditions of the fracture.