- Q1. What is Orthognathic Surgery?
- Q2. What are the advantages of jaws correction?
- Q3. How do I know that my jaws are ill-developed?
- Q4. After diagnosis is made, how will the orthognathic
surgery be carried out? - Q5. What are the possible risks and post-operative
complications of orthognathic surgery? - Q6. Will it be very painful? Is the patient able to eat after
surgery? - Q7. Is there any age limitation for orthognathic surgery?
A1.
Malocclusion is caused by ill-developed jaws, under-developed alveolus or over-developed alveolus. If the situation is not too serious, it can be solved by orthodontic treatment. However, if the jaws discrepancy is large, orthongathic surgery is needed to solve the problem.
Basically, orthognathic surgery moves the jaws and teeth to the best position so that good occlusion and normal facial profile are resulted.



