Corrective Jaw (Orthognathic) Surgery Package

Corrective jaw surgery, also known as orthognathic surgery, is performed to correct significant jaw and facial bone alignment problems.
It may be recommended when the upper and lower jaws do not align properly.
Jaw misalignment can affect chewing, speaking, facial balance, and dental function.
This package supports patients who require evaluation for corrective jaw surgery.
The treatment begins with a detailed clinical assessment and discussion of symptoms.
Dental and facial alignment are carefully evaluated before surgery is planned.
Imaging may be advised to understand the position of the jaw bones.
Your specialist will assess your bite, jaw movement, facial structure, and dental alignment.
Orthognathic surgery may address conditions such as an overbite, underbite, or open bite.
It can also help manage certain jaw asymmetries and skeletal abnormalities.
In many cases, orthodontic treatment is coordinated with jaw surgery.
The exact treatment plan depends on individual dental and skeletal requirements.
Patients receive guidance about the surgical procedure and expected recovery.
Preoperative instructions are provided to help prepare for treatment.
The procedure is performed under appropriate surgical and anaesthesia care.
After surgery, monitoring and follow-up are important for safe recovery.
Swelling and discomfort can occur during the initial recovery period.
Your care team will provide instructions regarding diet and oral hygiene.
A soft-food diet may be recommended during the early healing phase.
Follow-up appointments help monitor healing and jaw alignment.
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure and individual health factors.
Good oral hygiene and adherence to postoperative instructions support recovery.
Patients should discuss their expectations and concerns during consultation.
The specialist will explain potential benefits, risks, and alternatives.
A personalized treatment plan is developed after clinical evaluation.
This package focuses on comprehensive assessment and planned corrective jaw care.
Early professional evaluation can help determine the most appropriate treatment pathway.