Misaligned jaws, misaligned teeth, or both, can cause a bad bite. Are you looking for Surgical Orthodontics in Dubai or Al Furjan. The upper and lower jaws can sometimes grow and develop at different rates, which can lead to the need for jaw surgery. Jaw alignment can be changed by things like injuries and birth defects. People whose jaws and teeth don’t meet properly can have trouble eating and biting. Some people might be bothered by the way their faces look lopsided or off-center.
Orthognathic surgery is meant to fix these problems, which are caused by disfigurements or deformities in the teeth and jaws caused by disease, injury, or the way they grew.
People who have a bad bite because their jaws aren’t lined up right may benefit from corrective jaw surgery. When only the teeth are out of place, orthodontics can usually fix bite or occlusion problems. If the jaws are out of place, however, corrective jaw surgery can help.
Sometimes, these surgeries are needed to get the best results from orthodontic treatment. They improve both the way someone looks and how well they work. Surgical orthodontics is used to help straighten teeth when braces alone can’t do the job. They can be as small as getting a tooth pulled out or as big as corrective jaw surgeries on the maxilla and mandible. They fix problems with the jaw, the face, and the skeleton of the face, like problems with the temporo mandibular joint.
At Starry Smile Dental, our Orthodontists and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons work together to figure out what’s wrong with your teeth and come up with a treatment plan based on the patient’s needs and goals. As planned, orthodontists will do the work with braces, and oral surgeons will do the work with surgery. Before the treatment starts, a full medical and dental history is taken, and x-rays of your mouth and head are taken. Most of the time, moulds or models of the teeth and jaws are made so that they can be compared before and after the treatment. Before we do any orthodontic work, our general dentist will clean your teeth and take care of any other dental problems, such as gum disease, cavities, etc.
Minor surgical orthodontics helps get rid of the causes of misaligned teeth and makes it easier for orthodontic appliances to fix the problem. It also helps prevent relapse and keep the results of orthodontic work from changing.
In orthodontic treatment, extractions are the most common type of surgery that needs to be done. Therapeutic extractions, serial extractions, the removal of extra teeth (called “supernumerary teeth”), unerupted teeth, decayed teeth, and the uncovering of impacted teeth are all types of extractions.
Teeth that are too close together may need to be pulled out to make room. The choice of which teeth to take out depends on a number of things, like the age of the patient, how much space is needed, where the teeth are in the jaw, etc. Most of the time, the first premolar is taken out to make room for other teeth. It is near the middle of the arch and close to where people tend to gather. The second reason is that the second premolar can touch the canine (the sharp front tooth) in the same way that the first premolar does. So losing the first premolar doesn’t change the teeth in any way.
Serial extractions are a type of orthodontic treatment that is usually started when a child is young and has both baby teeth and permanent teeth. These are done in a planned order as teeth are taken out to guide the next teeth into the right place. These things are done when a lot of people are expected. Genioplasty is a procedure that can be used to make a person look better. It can be used to make the chin bigger or smaller.
The soft, fibrous tissue called frenum that grows between the upper front teeth is removed through surgery. When the frenum is too long, it causes a split in the middle. In this case, a frencetomy must be done, and then orthodontic treatment must be done.
This is done as an extra step to keep teeth from getting worse after orthodontic work. After orthodontic treatment, the fibres around the tooth are cut down to keep the tooth in its new place.
Orthognathic and cosmetic facial surgeries are examples of major orthodontic surgeries. Orthognathic surgeries include cutting the bones in the upper and lower jaws to fix problems with the way the jaws fit together.
Maxillary osteotomy is done when a person has a jaw that is too far back or too far forward, a severe cross bite, or an open bite.
Here are the steps for an osteotomy on the maxillary jaw:
Lefort 1 (the most common method): A horseshoe-shaped cut in the buccal mucosa and the bone below it. This lets the upper jaw be moved up, down, or forward.
The Lefort 2 technique is used to move the mid-face forward.
Lefort 3 is used to fix problems with the head and face, which are called craniofacial anomalies.
It is used when there is a transverse maxillary (upper jaw) deficiency, a posterior cross-bite, a difference between the size of the tooth and the size of the arch, or when the lower jaw needs to be prepared for orthopaedic advancement. One or more teeth and the bone that supports them can be moved as a group, either backwards (distally) to reduce an overbite or up to make the upper front teeth show less. It is a combined orthodontic and surgical system that helps both children and adults get their maxillary width to grow.
The upper jaw has a special key that turns a screw inside the expander. This makes it possible to separate the right and left sides of the upper jaw. After the development has happened, the expander also acts as a hold.
Vertical Subsigmoid Osteotomy is used to put a mandible that sticks out back into place. With a sagittal split osteotomy, the lower jaw is moved forward or pushed back to fix asymmetry.
It is a surgical procedure used to fix a chin that is too small or sticks out too far. During this procedure, the chin is moved into the position that the person wants and then held there.
Depending on your condition, the way your misaligned jaws will be fixed will be different. Incisions or entry points are made inside the mouth so that scars won’t be visible, which is good for your looks. Most of the time, the jaw is cut into pieces and then moved to the best possible place. Screws, plates, splints, or wires are used to hold the new position in place. You will be given the right advice about when and how to clean your mouth. You will be told to drink a lot of fluids to keep from getting dehydrated, and you will be given a careful plan for what to eat. Your doctor will tell you to do facial activities or exercises to make your jaw more adaptable and flexible. Because of swelling around the area being treated, it may take a while for people to notice changes in how you look. Depending on the procedure, you can feel changes as the swelling goes down.
You might have to wear braces for a year or more before and after the surgery, so you’ll have to keep going to your orthodontist. By making changes to your braces, the orthodontist will make sure that your teeth are moving into the right place. When the teeth are in the right place, the braces will be taken off. However, a retainer or other device may be suggested to keep the teeth in the right place and keep them from moving back.
Book an Appointment with Starry Smile Dental Centre if you are looking for Surgical Orthodontics in Dubai.
Normal surgical extractions remove damaged teeth efficiently, alleviating pain and promoting healing for optimal oral health and well-being.
Complicated extractions address challenging tooth removals, ensuring thorough care and optimal healing for improved oral health and well-being.
After a period of healing, suture removal is a simple procedure that helps complete the recovery process, promoting optimal healing.
The abscess drainage procedure swiftly relieves pain and eliminates infection, fostering rapid healing and restoring oral health effectively.
Milk tooth extractions are gentle procedures that remove baby teeth, ensuring proper development and a healthy smile for your child.
Simple extractions remove damaged teeth efficiently, providing relief and promoting healing for improved oral health and overall well-being.
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