What is the process for having orthognathic Surgery done?
Your Surgeon and your orthodantist work as a team to accomplish restoring your jaws and facial to a healthy state. Your Orthodontist’s role It’s important to know that the total treatment may last two years or more. Your orthodontist will study the position of your teeth and determine how braces will help your bite for surgery. The health of your teeth jobs and bone structure will be determined. An exam indicates the position of your teeth. Your orthodantics will test to your jaws and teeth work together by observing how you opening close your mouth. Records will document where your teeth are before braces are put on these records can include taking x-rays of your entire school in your whole mouth. Cases are made to reproduce your teeth in jaws and initial “baseline” photographs will be taken. Your Surgeon’s role Your surgeon will study your jaws to determine how your imbalance affects your bite and how your bones may be repositioned to improve your jaw’s function. Your history is take
