Surgical Braces and Orthognatic Surgery
Welcome to Dr Cicero’s Clinic, your destination for comprehensive dental care that includes specialized Surgical Braces and Orthognathic Surgery Services. We understand that achieving a harmonious, functional smile may require advanced procedures, and we are here to guide you through this transformative journey. This page is dedicated to providing you with detailed information about our surgical braces and orthognathic surgery services and how they can enhance your oral health and appearance.
Understanding Surgical Braces and Orthognathic Surgery:
Surgical braces and orthognathic surgery are specialized dental and maxillofacial procedures that address complex issues related to bite alignment, jaw positioning, and facial aesthetics. These procedures are often recommended for individuals with severe malocclusions (misalignments) or jaw irregularities that cannot be corrected with traditional orthodontics alone.
Our Surgical Braces and Orthognathic Surgery Services:
- Comprehensive Assessment: Our experienced team will conduct a thorough examination, including advanced 3D imaging, to diagnose your condition accurately and customize a treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.
- Braces and Pre-Surgical Orthodontics: We offer traditional braces or clear aligners to prepare your teeth for surgery, ensuring optimal alignment and facilitating the surgical process.
- Orthognathic Surgery: Our skilled oral and maxillofacial surgeons perform precise jaw surgery to correct bite irregularities, improve facial aesthetics, and enhance overall oral function.
- Post-Surgical Orthodontics: Following surgery, we provide orthodontic treatment to fine-tune your bite and ensure the best possible long-term results.
Why Choose Dr Cicero for Surgical Braces and Orthognathic Surgery:
- Expert Dental and Surgical Team: Our highly skilled dental and oral surgery professionals collaborate to provide you with the highest level of care and expertise.
- Advanced Technology: We utilize cutting-edge 3D imaging, digital treatment planning, and surgical techniques to ensure precise and predictable outcomes.
- Personalized Treatment Plans: Your surgical braces and orthognathic surgery treatment plan is tailored to your specific needs and cosmetic goals, ensuring the best possible result.
- Patient Support: We are committed to your comfort and well-being throughout the entire process, from pre-surgery preparation to post-operative care.
- Comprehensive Services: In addition to surgical braces and orthognathic surgery, our clinic offers a wide range of dental services to address all your oral health and aesthetic needs.
FAQ on Surgical Braces and Orthognathic Surgery
Who is a candidate for surgical braces and orthognathic surgery?
Candidates for orthognathic surgery are individuals with severe jaw misalignment or skeletal discrepancies that cannot be corrected with orthodontic braces alone. They should be in good overall health and have realistic expectations regarding the outcome of the surgery.
How do surgical braces work in conjunction with orthognathic surgery?
Orthodontic braces are used to align the teeth before and after orthognathic surgery. They help prepare the teeth for the new jaw positions and ensure that the bite fits correctly after surgery.
What issues can orthognathic surgery correct?
Orthognathic surgery can correct a range of issues, including overbites, underbites, crossbites, open bites, and severe misalignments of the jaws and teeth.
Is orthognathic surgery painful?
Discomfort and pain are common after orthognathic surgery, but pain management techniques are used to minimize it. Patients are typically prescribed pain medications during the recovery period.
How long is the recovery period after orthognathic surgery?
The recovery period varies from person to person, but it generally takes several weeks to months for full recovery. Most patients can return to their regular activities within a few weeks, but it may take longer for complete healing.
Will I need to wear braces or aligners after orthognathic surgery?
Yes, orthodontic treatment often continues after surgery to fine-tune the bite and ensure long-term stability. You may need braces or aligners for several months to achieve the desired results.
How do I schedule a consultation for surgical braces and orthognathic surgery?
To book your consultation, fill in the form at the bottom of this section.