Types

Maxilla surgery

It is performed to place the upper jawbone in the correct position, in order to allow the patient to regain complete harmony of the face. With this surgery it is possible to improve important functions like chewing, breathing and phonation.

Mandibular surgery

Mandibular advancement surgery is the most commonly performed orthognathic surgery on the jaw. This procedure is necessary when the mandible is small and set back from the maxilla, a condition known as skeletal class II. On the contrary, in patients with class III malocclusion and a particularly large and prominent mandible, its retreat may be indicated.

Bimaxillary surgery

Bimaxillary or combined orthognathic surgery is used to treat the following malocclusions and facial disharmonies: Class II, Class III, facial asymmetry or open bite, in cases where mono maxillary surgery is not sufficient.

Maxilla surgery

It is performed to place the upper jawbone in the correct position, in order to allow the patient to regain complete harmony of the face. With this surgery it is possible to improve important functions like chewing, breathing and phonation.

Mandibular surgery

Mandibular advancement surgery is the most commonly performed orthognathic surgery on the jaw. This procedure is necessary when the mandible is small and set back from the maxilla, a condition known as skeletal class II. On the contrary, in patients with class III malocclusion and a particularly large and prominent mandible, its retreat may be indicated.

Bimaxillary surgery

Bimaxillary or combined orthognathic surgery is used to treat the following malocclusions and facial disharmonies: Class II, Class III, facial asymmetry or open bite, in cases where mono maxillary surgery is not sufficient.

Maxilla surgery

Single-maxillary surgery on the upper jaw: for this reason, the osteotomy is performed at the level of the maxillary bone, which is repositioned and fixed with plates and screws. It should be remembered that the incisions are all inside the mouth and will be completely invisible after the operation. This procedure is performed to correct some facial deformities, like Class III or Class II with maxillary retrusion, open bite or gingival smile.

Maxilla surgery

Single-maxillary surgery on the upper jaw: for this reason, the osteotomy is performed at the level of the maxillary bone, which is repositioned and fixed with plates and screws. It should be remembered that the incisions are all inside the mouth and will be completely invisible after the operation. This procedure is performed to correct some facial deformities, like Class III or Class II with maxillary retrusion, open bite or gingival smile.

Mandibular surgery

Single-maxillary surgery on the mandible:the operation, aimed at returning the mandible to its ideal anatomical position with respect to the upper jaw, is performed with two small incisions inside the mouth in correspondence with which the osteotomies are made, by allowing the repositioning the mandibular segment and fixing it with titanium plates and screws. This type of intervention restores the harmony of the lower facial part and it is also used in the presence of facial asymmetry and in obstructive sleep apnea.

Mandibular surgery

Single-maxillary surgery on the mandible:the operation, aimed at returning the mandible to its ideal anatomical position with respect to the upper jaw, is performed with two small incisions inside the mouth in correspondence with which osteotomies are made, which allow the mandibular segment to be repositioned and fixed with titanium plates and screws. This type of intervention restores the harmony of the lower part of the face and is also used in the presence of facial asymmetry and in obstructive sleep apnoea.

Bimaxillary surgery

It is performed when it is necessary to reposition both jaws (mandible and upper jaw) in the correct anatomical position through osteotomies, in order to obtain correct occlusion and aesthetic harmony. Fixation with plates and screws allows the patient to have optimal occlusion and significantly improve the facial profile.

Bimaxillary surgery

It is performed when it is necessary to reposition both jaws (mandible and upper jaw) in the correct anatomical position through osteotomies, in order to obtain correct occlusion and aesthetic harmony. Fixation with plates and screws allows the patient to have optimal occlusion and significantly improve the facial profile.