Services

• Maxillary Osteotomy (Upper Jaw): This surgery corrects issues with the upper jaw, including open bite, crossbite, overbite, or significantly receded upper jaw.
• Mandibular Osteotomy (Lower Jaw): This procedure is performed on the lower jaw to correct receding lower jaw, protruding lower jaw, or asymmetries in the lower jaw.
• Genioplasty (Chin Surgery): Often performed in conjunction with other jaw surgeries, it involves repositioning or reshaping the chin for aesthetic or functional reasons.
• Bimaxillary Osteotomy: A surgery involving both the upper and lower jaws, typically used for more complex conditions.

• TMJ Arthroscopy: A minimally invasive procedure to diagnose and treat problems in the joint.
• Open Joint Surgery: For more severe TMJ disorders, involving direct surgery on the jaw joint.
• TMJ Replacement: Involves replacing the TMJ with an artificial joint in cases of severe damage or degeneration.

Surgical procedures to correct congenital deformities of the jaw and face.

Procedures aimed at opening the airway to alleviate sleep apnea symptoms, often involving adjustments to the jaws.

This can be required after injury, cancer surgery, or congenital defects and may involve bone grafts, plates, or screws.

A technique used to lengthen or reshape jaw bones, often used in pediatric patients or those with congenital deformities.

A common procedure to correct an overbite or underbite by splitting and repositioning the lower jaw.

Used primarily to correct lower jaw protrusion.

A procedure involving the fracture and repositioning of the upper jaw to correct its alignment.

Procedures aimed primarily at improving the aesthetic appearance of the jawline and lower face.