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What is double jaw surgery?

  • Double jaw surgery is a procedure where both the upper and lower jaws are surgically altered to correct misalignments or deformities.
    • Common reasons for surgery: Correcting bite issues, improving speech, addressing facial imbalances, or resolving sleep apnea.

Who might need double jaw surgery?

  • Individuals with significant jaw misalignments or facial structure issues may require this surgery.
    • Conditions that might require surgery: Underbites, overbites, crossbites, or obstructive sleep apnea.

What are the potential benefits of double jaw surgery?

  • Benefits include: Improved ability to chew, speak, and breathe; enhanced facial aesthetics; and relief from jaw pain.
    • Quality of life improvements: Better sleep, easier breathing, and increased confidence in appearance.
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What are the risks associated with double jaw surgery?

  • Like any major surgery, double jaw surgery carries certain risks.
    • Possible complications: Infection, nerve damage, blood loss, or jaw fractures.

Long-term risks: Permanent numbness, need for additional surgeries, or issues with how teeth align post-surgery.

What should you expect before undergoing double jaw surgery?

Pre-surgery preparations: which include Medical assessments with scans, models, and consultations with a surgeon and orthodontist.

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How is double jaw surgery performed?

  • The procedure typically involves making incisions inside the mouth to avoid visible scars.
    • Surgical process: The surgeon cuts and repositions the jawbones, securing them with screws, plates, or wires.
    • Bone grafting: Additional bone might be added from the hip, rib, or leg if necessary.

What is the recovery process like after double jaw surgery?

  • Recovery involves a hospital stay of 2-4 days, with complete healing taking up to 12 weeks.
    • Immediate post-surgery effects: Pain, swelling, numbness, and difficulty with nasal breathing.
    • Long-term care: Patients often need a liquid or soft food diet and may require nutritional supplements.

When can you return to normal activities after double jaw surgery?

  • Initial recovery period: Most can return to work or school within a few weeks, but full recovery can take several months.
    • Activity restrictions: Avoid strenuous activities and follow dietary guidelines until cleared by a doctor.

What long-term care is required after double jaw surgery?

  • After the initial healing, orthodontic care continues to ensure proper alignment.
    • Braces duration: Usually worn for an additional 6-9 months post-surgery.
    • Retainers: Required indefinitely to maintain the new alignment of the teeth.

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