Orthognathic Surgery

Orthognathic surgery is a type of surgery that corrects deformities in the jaw and facial bones. It is effective in solving both functional and aesthetic problems.

What is Orthognathic Surgery?

Orthognathic surgery refers to surgical procedures performed to bring the lower jaw, upper jaw, or both jaws into an ideal position. The surgery is performed to improve aesthetic appearance and functional health.

In Which Cases is Orthognathic Surgery Applied?

• Jaw misalignments such as the lower or upper jaw being forward or backward, and disproportion between the jaws
• Problems such as anterior open bite, crossbite, and improper contact of teeth
• Speech disorders related to jaw structure
• Respiratory problems such as sleep apnea and mouth breathing
• Significant disproportion and asymmetry between the right and left sides of the face

Who is Orthognathic Surgery Applied To?

• Individuals who have completed their growth and development
• Cases where jaw deformity cannot be corrected with braces
• Patients whose general health condition is suitable for surgery

How Does the Orthognathic Surgery Process Work?

Before the surgery, the teeth are brought to an ideal position with braces. This process can take several months. Surgery is planned using methods such as X-rays, 3D imaging, and measurements. The surgery is performed under general anesthesia. Brace treatment continues for some time after the surgery.

Orthognathic Surgery Prices

Orthognathic surgery prices vary depending on individuals' needs, the experience of the surgeon performing the procedure, and the healthcare center and city where the procedure will be performed.