Orthognathic Surgery

Orthognathic Surgery, also known as corrective jaw surgery, is a specialized procedure aimed at treating severe jaw irregularities and facial imbalances. This transformative surgery addresses issues such as misaligned jaws, skeletal discrepancies, and related functional problems that may affect a person's bite, speech, and overall facial harmony. The process begins with a thorough assessment, including advanced imaging techniques, to precisely diagnose the underlying skeletal issues. Orthodontic treatment may be initiated before surgery to align the teeth properly. During the surgery, the jaw bones are repositioned to achieve optimal alignment, and in some cases, additional procedures such as genioplasty (chin surgery) may be performed to enhance facial aesthetics. Orthognathic surgery is not only about improving the physical appearance but also about restoring proper functionality. Patients often experience improved bite, enhanced speech, and a more balanced facial profile. The recovery process involves a combination of postoperative care, orthodontic adjustments, and regular follow-ups to ensure optimal results.