We begin with a detailed evaluation. Your orthodontist works closely with an oral surgeon to plan the treatment based on your needs.
Braces are used for several months to position your teeth correctly before surgery. This helps ensure proper alignment after the procedure.
The surgery is carried out by a trained specialist to correct the jaw position. After the procedure, a short recovery period allows your body to heal properly.
Once healing is complete, braces are adjusted to refine your bite. Retainers are then used to maintain your results over time.
Eating, speaking, and breathing become more natural after correction.
Jaw alignment improves facial symmetry and overall structure.
With proper care, results are stable and designed to last.
Aligned teeth are easier to clean, which reduces dental problems.
As your bite and appearance improve, you begin to feel more comfortable in everyday situations.
Helps manage jaw pain, TMJ issues, and related discomfort.
Correcting jaw position can help reduce breathing issues during sleep.
It is a treatment used to correct jaw alignment issues that cannot be fixed with braces alone.
It is usually done after jaw growth is complete, typically in the late teenage years or later.
Most people return to routine activities within a few weeks, while full healing may take longer.
Yes, braces are usually needed before and after surgery to ensure proper alignment.
You may experience some discomfort, but it is manageable with proper care and medication.
Yes, correcting jaw position can improve breathing and reduce sleep-related problems.
Like any surgery, there are risks, but careful planning and experienced professionals help reduce them.