Jaw Surgery

Jaw surgery procedures at IC Dental address skeletal jaw irregularities that influence bite alignment, facial symmetry, and overall oral function. Conditions such as pronounced overbite, underbite, crossbite, or jaw asymmetry can be corrected through carefully planned orthognathic surgery designed to restore structural balance.

Specialized oral and maxillofacial surgeons utilize advanced 3D diagnostic imaging and precise surgical techniques to reposition the jaw with accuracy and predictability. Supported by detailed pre-operative assessment, coordinated surgical expertise, and structured post-operative follow-up, IC Dental provides transformative outcomes that enhance functional performance while improving facial harmony and long-term comfort.

Why This Surgical Solution Is Trusted

Undergoing jaw surgery requires advanced specialization, precise planning, and multidisciplinary coordination. At IC Dental, experienced orthognathic surgeons combine modern diagnostic systems with refined surgical expertise to achieve safe and effective jaw correction. The objective is to enhance bite function, restore facial balance, and improve overall quality of life through structured and predictable treatment.

State-of-the-Art Surgical Planning

Comprehensive 3D CT imaging, virtual surgical simulation, and computer-assisted orthognathic techniques enable highly accurate jaw repositioning. These technologies support detailed pre-surgical mapping and contribute to reliable, well-controlled outcomes.

Individually Designed Surgical Strategy

Each procedure is planned according to the patient’s specific skeletal discrepancy, facial proportions, occlusal relationship, and both functional and aesthetic expectations. This personalized approach ensures balanced structural correction tailored to individual needs.

Comprehensive Surgical Support and Recovery Care

The specialized surgical team provides thorough pre-operative preparation, performs the procedure under general anesthesia for complete comfort, and ensures structured post-operative monitoring. Dedicated aftercare protocols are designed to promote safe healing and a smooth recovery process.

Complete Surgical Guidance from Evaluation to Recovery

Jaw surgery is carried out through a carefully structured pathway that emphasizes detailed preparation, surgical accuracy, and continuous follow-up care. The process begins with comprehensive facial assessment and advanced 3D imaging, followed by virtual surgical planning to map out precise jaw repositioning. Orthodontic coordination and the orthognathic procedure itself are executed with clinical precision, supported by ongoing post-operative monitoring.

By integrating established orthognathic principles with modern digital technology, IC Dental delivers corrective outcomes that enhance bite efficiency, support improved airway function, and establish balanced, natural facial proportions for long-term stability and comfort.

Advanced Surgical Excellence in Every Case

Jaw surgery procedures are delivered through specialized orthognathic expertise, digitally guided planning systems, and a strong commitment to individualized patient care. At IC Dental, experienced maxillofacial surgeons integrate virtual surgical simulation with highly precise operative techniques to achieve accurate jaw repositioning that enhances facial symmetry, corrects occlusal imbalances, and supports long-term oral function.

Detailed facial assessment supported by comprehensive 3D CT imaging
Treatment performed by highly specialized orthognathic surgeons
Virtual surgical simulation enabling accurate outcome forecasting
Computer-assisted jaw repositioning for enhanced precision
Coordinated orthodontic management before and after surgery
General anesthesia ensuring a fully pain-free surgical experience
Structured post-operative monitoring and guided recovery support

Frequently Asked Questions

Jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) is a corrective procedure used to realign the upper and/or lower jaw to improve function, bite alignment, and facial balance. It’s typically recommended when orthodontic treatment alone cannot correct structural jaw issues.

The surgeon makes precise incisions inside the mouth or on the jawbone, repositions the bones, and stabilizes them with plates and screws; anesthesia is used so the procedure is comfortable and safe.

Recovery involves initial swelling and limited diet, gradual return to normal eating and activity, and follow-up care with both the surgeon and orthodontist to ensure optimal healing and function.

Jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) typically takes about 2 to 6 hours, depending on the complexity of the case and whether one or both jaws are being corrected. Patients may stay in the hospital for one to three days for monitoring and initial recovery after the procedure.

Corrective jaw surgery can improve several functions such as chewing, speaking, and breathing, while also enhancing facial balance and symmetry. It is often recommended when severe bite problems cannot be corrected with orthodontic treatment alone.