Corrective Jaw Surgery

Corrective Jaw Surgery, also known as Orthognathic Surgery, is a specialized procedure designed to correct structural and functional irregularities of the upper and lower jaws. When the jaws are misaligned, patients may experience difficulties with chewing, speaking, breathing, and maintaining proper oral health. In addition to functional concerns, jaw misalignment can also affect facial harmony and overall appearance. Orthognathic surgery is often recommended for patients with severe bite problems, jaw asymmetry, protruding or recessed jaws, facial imbalance, sleep apnea, and other conditions that cannot be fully corrected with orthodontic treatment alone. The procedure is carefully planned using advanced digital imaging and performed in collaboration with orthodontic specialists to achieve optimal results. During treatment, the position of the jaws is surgically adjusted to improve their alignment and function. This correction can enhance chewing efficiency, speech clarity, breathing, and long-term oral health while also creating a more balanced and attractive facial profile. Modern surgical techniques and advanced technology allow corrective jaw surgery to be performed with a high level of precision and safety. Recovery times vary depending on the complexity of the case, but most patients experience significant improvements in both function and appearance. Corrective Jaw Surgery can be life-changing for many individuals, helping them achieve better oral function, improved facial aesthetics, increased confidence, and a higher quality of life.