Understanding Orthognathic Surgery and Its Types
Understanding Orthognathic Surgery Made Simple Orthognathic surgery, also known as corrective jaw surgery, is a specialized procedure that corrects jaw and facial abnormalities caused by genetics, injuries, or misalignment. It enhances both functionality (chewing, speaking, breathing) and aesthetics (facial symmetry). Common types include maxillary osteotomy (upper jaw), mandibular osteotomy (lower jaw), bimaxillary osteotomy (both jaws), and genioplasty (chin adjustment). Who Qualifies for Orthognathic Surgery? Ideal candidates are adults with mature facial growth, experiencing functional issues or seeking aesthetic improvements, and
June 5, 2025
