Jaw Surgery

For patients with congenital abnormalities or who have suffered facial trauma, jaw surgery could be vital for healthy function. In other cases, you may be referred to a surgeon who can help you with symptoms related to TMJ dysfunction or misalignment. The exact reasons patients need jaw surgery vary, but seeking treatment has numerous benefits. Common Causes […]

Jaw growth occurs at a different rate for every person. In some instances, the upper and lower jaws may not grow in proportion to one another. When this occurs, there is a risk that the child may develop speech problems, may not chew effectively, may struggle with self-consciousness due to appearance, and may have difficulty

Orthognathic Surgery Basics Orthognathic surgery is more commonly known as jaw surgery. This surgery is used to realign the jaw and correct problems associated with a cleft palate. The three common types of jaw surgery include: Upper jaw (maxillary osteotomy) Lower jaw (mandibular osteotomy) Chin surgery (genioplasty) Who can benefit from this surgery? Jaw surgery

Also known as orthognathic surgery, surgery of the jaw can help bring both comfort and aesthetic improvement to patients. Jaw surgery can help realign both the jaw and the teeth, which helps them function how they were meant to and reduce the discomfort of TMJ and other jaw conditions. If your jaw condition presents a