Orthognathic Surgery

In order to correct the position of the teeth and achieve a functional bite, the supporting bones of the jaws must be in the correct position. If the jaws are not in the correct position and the patient is not in the growth-development age, orthodontic treatment alone will not be sufficient to correct the bite relationship. In this case, surgical treatment can be applied to bring the jaws to their ideal positions and thus ensure the correct closure of the teeth.

Average Treatment Time

Varies

Average Inspection Frequency

2 Week Intervals

Age limit

If you are experiencing these problems;

About Treatment

Orthognathic surgery is a type of surgical intervention performed to correct abnormalities in the jaw and facial structure. This treatment aims to provide aesthetic and functional improvements by correcting problems such as jaw discrepancies, open or closed bite, and jaw asymmetry. Orthognathic surgery is generally performed towards the end of the jaw development period or after it is completed. Surgical intervention is performed by cutting and repositioning the jaws and is often combined with orthodontic treatments. This treatment is used to improve facial symmetry, mouth closing pattern, speech and swallowing functions. Orthognathic surgery is a treatment method that is carefully planned and performed by an expert surgical team.