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FAQs on two jaw surgery

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Yesterday, we had a look at some brief information on two jaw surgery. So today, I will go through frequently asked questions on two jaw surgery. FAQs on two jaw surgery- “Pre-operative orthodontics? Post-operative orthodontics? Which one is better?” At WONJIN, it is possible to have two jaw surgery without pre-operative orthodontics as our surgeon is very experienced and skilled enough to correct on the location of jaw, which can be followed by post-operative orthodontics to improve on teeth alignment. In this case, it is possible to reduce on the length of treatment period compare to two jaw surgery with pre-operative orthodontics that requires steps of pre-operative orthodontics ▶ surgery ▶ post-operative orthodontics. Often some patients cannot receive surgery before orthodontics depending on their occlusion status. Thus it is important to confirm if it is possible to have surgery without pre-operative orthodontics, and if this isn’t possible, it is a...

Two jaw surgery, we have to know it exactly!

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If you are interested in plastic surgery or watch make over show often, you may have heard about the word ‘Two jaw surgery’ at least once. You can see the huge transformation when you look at two jaw surgery patients’ before and after photo, so maybe this is why many people are considering on two jaw surgeries to simply become beautiful, to have smaller face or to change their face shape. However, you can’t easily get two jaw surgery to simply become beautiful, unlike other cosmetic surgeries like double eyelid surgery. Two jaw surgery is a surgery that operates on upper jaw and lower jaw at the same time, and this why this surgery is called ‘Two Jaw’ surgery. Two jaw surgery can lead to both functional and aesthetic improvement by correcting on abnormally positioned and shaped jaw to their correct position. Usually, osteotomy is performed to divide upper jaw and lower jaw into two parts first, bones are relocated to create correct occlusion, and finally ...