Orthognathic surgery, commonly known as jaw surgery, is a medical procedure aimed at correcting irregularities in the jaw bones, improving one’s ability to chew, speak, and breathe. More than just a cosmetic solution, this surgery is often a necessary treatment for those with facial anomalies and serious jaw misalignments, including temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder. Candidates for orthognathic surgery are typically individuals experiencing functional problems related to the jaw. These problems can manifest through difficulty in chewing or biting food, chronic jaw or jaw joint pain, excessive tooth wear, and in some cases, challenges with speech. Facial anomalies, which are significant deviations from the typical facial structure, can also necessitate this surgery. These anomalies might be congenital or they could develop […]
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