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Highlights: 00:14 Underbite 00:24 Before surgery photos 00:50 Why jaw surgery 01:20 First orthodontic consultation 02:22 First visit to the oral surgeon 03:50 When is the best age to get jaw surgery 04:10 Orthodontist and oral surgeon team 04:50 The surgery day experience 06:30 Wisdom removal and jaw surgery 06:40 Wire shut jaws 07:30 Hospital time for jaw surgery 07:48 Going home after jaw surgery 08:05 Recover from jaw surgery 08:30 Medication and pain killer at home after jaw surgery 08:42 Progress photos of jaw surgery 09:05 Numbness after jaw surgery 09:20 After jaw surgery photos 10:00 Recommendation for jaw surgery Corrective Jaw Surgery This surgery is to fix abnormal misalignment of one or both jaws. An orthodontist and a maxillofacial surgeon work as a team to perform this procedure. Orthognathic surgery Orthognathic surgery is a different name for corrective jaw surgery. It is one type of orthodontic treatment to address issues ranging from facial appearance, underbite to breathing problems like sleep apnea. Orthodontics and Jaw surgery These two procedures are often combined for patients that will go under jaw surgery. The sequence and timinig of these two procedures are different for each patient. The team of an oral surgeon and an orthodontist decide what needs to be done before the surgery. Sometime the malocclusion and misalignment of the teeth gets worst before the misaligned jaw bones are placed in their new position. Upper jaw or maxillary surgery Corrective jaw surgery could be only limited to the upper jaw surgery. Maxillary bone can be separated into multiple pieces. All releatively small incisions to get to the upper jaw are inside the mouth. Lower jaw or mandibular surgery Jaw surgery can be limited to the lower jaw. Repositioning the lower jaw can have an inpact on the jaw joint aka tmj (temporomandibular joint). Example of this surgery is moving the lower jaw forward and upward to close skeletal issues causing mouth breathing (openbite) or setting back the lower jaw for patients with very prominent lower jaw. Double jaws surgery The idea treatment plan sometimes requires the surgical procedures on both jaws to address the functional problems like asymmetry, deep overbite, or birth defects . Obstructive sleep apnea is one the conditions that required surgical procedures in both jaws. Oral surgeons work with a general anesthesia on the surgery day. Corrective jaw surgery sometime is combined with the removal of wisdom molars in both maxilla and mandible. Genioplasty Chin surgery can be a stand alone or combined procedure with the jaw surgery. Mandibular osteotomy is another name that partially describe the surgical procedures on the chin. https://porth.io/corrective-jaw-surgery/ #CorrectiveJawSurgery