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Enhance the Appearance of Your Face – Get Orthognathic Surgery in India

Choosing the right hospital is as important as finding the best surgeon for orthognathic surgery in India. How can you tell if a surgeon is good or not? Look at his or her credentials and hospital affiliations. The best surgeons often work at the leading hospitals in the country with state-of-the-art facilities and advanced medical technology because there, they have access to world-class tools for optimal results. They have high success rates and are often recommended by their satisfied patients. 

If you are considering undergoing orthognathic surgery in India, then you need to be well-informed about this cosmetic procedure. Being aware of its benefits and risks, if there are any, will help you set realistic goals and a wise choice.

What is orthognathic surgery?

Also called jaw correction surgery, orthognathic surgery is a procedure that treats various medical conditions including realignment of jaws, correcting misalignment of teeth, open bite problems, birth defects, as well as improving chewing and swallowing. In simplest terms, orthognathic surgery aims to improve the way your jaw bones functions. Jaw corrective surgery can also enhance facial appearance. For this reason, it is considered as a cosmetic surgery option by many people who wants to correct any jaw deformity.

What are the benefits of this surgery?

When the alignment of the jaw is corrected, chewing and swallowing food will be less difficult for the patients. Aside from this, joint pains and headaches virtually go away. Many patients notice an improvement in speech, too. In terms of aesthetics, jaw correction surgery—specifically upper jaw surgery—can make teeth look symmetrical with teeth properly aligned. Crossbites and open bites are corrected, resulting in a more appealing face.

Is the procedure safe?

In India, Orthognathic surgery is generally safe for most healthy patients. It is performed under general anaesthesia. Some of the risks that you may experience are infections, nerve injury, blood loss, and fracture. These won’t be a problem if done by an experienced surgeon in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

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Jaw misalignment affects your appearance, it can also have a dramatic impact on your health. Corrective jaw surgery is performed to improve the alignment of jaws in the case of a severe over or underbite. Corrective surgery may also be needed to correct injuries caused by trauma. Give us a call today, and we’ll find a time that’s right for you to meet with Dr. Hayes and learn more about the care we provide. For more details contact us. 🌐 www.coalcreekoms.com ☎ [phone]

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Seeking an experienced oral surgeon? You’re in the right place! At Coal Creek Dr. Hayes specializes in wisdom tooth removal, dental implants, corrective jaw surgery, he treats facial trauma and more. Visit our website to learn more about what we can do for you. 🌐 www.coalcreekoms.com ☎ [phone] #CoalCreekOMS #OralSurgeon #OralSurgery #DentalImplant #CorrectiveJawSurgery

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Sleep Apnea Correction with Bijaw Advancement Surgery This gentleman had always felt that he had a backwardly positioned lower face. He was very self conscious because of this and approached our hospital for corrective surgery. There was also chronic sleep difficulty because of this. He presented to our hospital for treatment. Sleep studies confirmed the presence of obstructive sleep apnea due to a small lower jaw. Treatment planning was explained to him and he consented to surgery. Bilateral sagittal split advancement was first performed with forward placement of his mandible by 6 mm. Meticulous care was taken to ensure that there was no damage to his inferior alveolar nerve. This was followed by Le Fort I osteotomy of his maxilla with advancement of his maxilla by 8 mm. He felt that his facial esthetics had been greatly advanced by the surgery and thanked the surgical team before final discharge from the hospital. 📞 Phone: [phone] 📬 Email: [email protected] 🌍 Website: www.smbalaji.com 📍 Location: Chennai, India #sleepapnea #bijaw #jawadvancement #jawsurgery #correctivejawsurgery #drsmbalaji #smbalaji #balajidental #maxillofacialsurgeon #maxillofacialsurgery #india #chennai #tamilnadu #sagittalsplit #leforti #osteotomy (at Balaji Dental and Craniofacial Hospital) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBNuxrnl1EL/?igshid=1p0lnxpr76wua

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When Is Jaw Surgery Necessary?

Corrective jaw surgeries are performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeon to correct a wide variety of irregularities of tooth & jaws. Jaw surgeries aim at enhancing the function of jaws and tooth while improving facial aesthetics. Corrective surgeries can also correct Sleep Apnea and TMJ disorders.

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The Last 2 Months.

So a lot of you know that a few months ago I was supposed to get corrective jaw surgery on my jaw. I’ve been planning this for the last 2 years, and of course when I was finally ready to get the surgery (you have to move your teeth around... it’s weird), my insurance company decided they didn’t want to cover it. And that begins the insanely hectic last 2 months of my life.

After we found out the insurance company wouldn’t cover the surgery, we wanted to get further documentation about why I needed this surgery. I mean, we knew why I needed the surgery. I can’t eat certain foods because it’s either painful or impossible to chew, it hurts when I so much as yawn, and it’s really annoying having to worry about whether my jaw will start to hurt all of the time. But we needed a doctor to say all of this, to say that the surgery would help the pain and the issues... So we went to a specialist in TMJ. Of course we thought it would be 1 visit and that she would just write a pretty letter and give it to us so we could get the show on the road, but that’s not exactly what happened.

 The specialist didn’t even look at an X-Ray before she told me that she was extremely concerned about the stability of my jaw joints, and that she was worried that the surgery would wreck them. When she took the X-Ray, she was even more worried. So to be safe I had to start physical therapy, take 2 MRI’s (the first one got messed up because of my braces so I had to go back in for a second one), and go see a Rheumatologist.  All of these appointments were spread throughout a 3 week period, and by the time it was all over with, we went back to see the TMJ Specialist and she gave us the okay for the surgery. So after all of this waiting, we will be appealing my insurance company’s decision and hopefully we’ll have this surgery done before I leave for college...

But your prayers would be very much appreciated. I will be working a lot this summer and I have my grad party, not to mention I have to pack because I’m moving to New York, but we still need to figure out when this surgery can happen. The surgery will require me to be down for 3 weeks, and I still won’t be completely healed for 9 months (and by completely, I really do mean completely. I’ll be fine after a couple of months, but it takes 9 months for it to be completely healed). It’s going to be long, painful, and insanely stressful, but I’m trusting God. I know that He’s got a plan and I’m not all that scared of what could happen. Lately, it feels like I’ve been having a lot of worst case scenarios, but I know that once you hit rock bottom you can only go up.

I’m definitely not scared about the surgery, but I am scared about the healing part. I mean I have no doubt that I will be pretty miserable, especially since I won’t be able to chew for a while so I’ll be stuck “eating” smoothies for ages... But once it is all over, I will finally be able to eat whatever I want and yawn without pain. Never thought I’d be this excited to yawn, but I am.