In the course of a typical day, it is not unusual for people to sustain face and dental injuries, particularly in the aftermath of a disaster. The purpose of this review is to discuss the suggestions for the role of nurses, paramedics, and radiology teams in catastrophe situations, as well as the Israeli experience in dealing with oral, dental, and facial injuries that occurred during wars and terrorist acts. It is also reported that there are principles for the prevention of certain injuries and primary care for them. It is highly recommended that dental and medical teams have training and preparation in order to be able to participate in medical emergency management during disaster situations. Health care providers and physicians should be knowledgeable in the treatment of oral, dental, and facial injuries. Dentists, nurses, and members of the radiology team, as well as paramedics, should be prepared to play a part in disaster preparedness. Enhanced treatment and management of catastrophic events will result from the implementation of appropriate education and planning.