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What is Surgical Orthodontics?
Surgical orthodontics, also known as orthognathic surgery, is treatment used to correct severe jaw irregularities that cannot be solved with braces or aligners alone. It combines orthodontics with jaw surgery to improve not just the way teeth fit, but also breathing, chewing, and overall facial balance.
Who Needs Surgical Orthodontics?
Surgical orthodontics may be recommended when jaw alignment issues go beyond what braces or aligners alone can correct. You may be a candidate if you experience:
Difficulty biting, chewing, or speaking
Chronic jaw pain or TMJ issues
A protruding, recessed, or asymmetrical jaw
Open bite, underbite, or overbite too severe for braces alone
Sleep apnea or airway concerns related to jaw structure
From Start to Smile: The Surgical Orthodontics Process
How Does the Process Work?
Consultation & Records
Digital scans, CBCT imaging, and photos are taken to plan your case.Pre-Surgical Orthodontics
Braces or Invisalign® are used to align teeth in preparation for surgery.Jaw Surgery
Performed by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, repositioning the jaw for proper function and balance.Post-Surgical Orthodontics
Fine-tuning with braces or aligners to ensure a perfect bite and smile.
Why Patients Choose Surgical Orthodontics
Choosing surgical orthodontics offers more than just a straighter smile—it can provide lasting improvements to your health, comfort, and overall quality of life, including:
Restores a natural, balanced facial profile
Improves breathing and sleep quality
Corrects functional bite problems
Relieves jaw pain and discomfort
Boosts confidence with a healthy, stable smile