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Recovery periods after Jaw correction or Orthognathic Surgery - Dr. Girish Rao

Ask Doctors - Get Video Answers in HINDI Subscribe to -    / @doctorscirclehindi   for HINDI videos Orthognathic or jaw corrective surgeries are procedures that are carried out in the upper or the lower jaw most commonly. When a child becomes an adult and when the growth happens, aby at times there can be an overdevelopment or an underdevelopment of the jaw. If the lower jaw if it is overdeveloped, that is called as overdeveloped and if it is underdeveloped, it is called as retrognathic jaw or receded chins. Many at times the upper jaw can elongate in a vertical dimension leading to a long face or when you smile you can show not only to much of your teeth, but also your gums and this is called as a gummy smile scenario. These kind of deformities which are there can be corrected by simple procedures on the jaw and that is called as orthognathic surgery. In the lower jaw w e do a surgery from inside the mouth, os there is absolutely no scars om the face, make cuts on the bone and slide the jaw either forward or backwards, depending on a particular scenario and fix tiny plates and screws and this kind of jaw surgeries are also called as orthographic surgeries. Similarly an upper jaw can be corrected you can basically do what is called as down fracturing the upper jaw, wherein we reposition the upper jaw and fix the upper jaw and fix it in its new position with tiny microplates and screws, so that the entire jaw relationship can be completely corrected and this can transform the way in which your facial skeleton is positioned .