Corrective jaw surgery, also called orthognathic surgery, can align your teeth, help you breathe and sleep better, and show less of your gums when you smile. If you’re considering this procedure, you may wonder if you’re too old or young to have it. Your jaw changes as you age, maturing between ages 16 and 21,… Read More »

Jaw surgery is a corrective procedure for bite and breathing issues, congenital conditions, facial trauma, sleep apnea, or chronic pain. When nonsurgical treatments like orthodontics or physical therapy do not sufficiently address these concerns, jaw surgery will improve function, aesthetics, and health. By improving misalignments, bite function, and facial symmetry, jaw surgery will enhance your… Read More »

Enjoy better sleeping and breathing, improved chewing, and a beautiful smile with jaw surgery. Oral surgery is the first step to correct specific cosmetic and functional issues with the jaw. Jaw surgery aims to help patients who have issues like chronic TMJ pain, trouble making the lips meet, or a protruding jaw. But can it… Read More »