[20.08.12 Hemophilia Life] Double jaw and protruding mouth surgery must be performed with the precise consultation with a orthodontist.

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[20.08.12 Hemophilia Life] Double jaw  and protruding mouth surgery must be performed with the precise consultation with a orthodontist.


X-Ray of jutting chin


It is true that appearance is being a stressful thing as the high competitiveness in society these days. Especially, the stress caused by the malocclusion of teeth which is a difficult problem to solve.

Most people only think about surgical treatments because there is a strong perception that jawbone problems, which involve false matching of teeth such as jutting chin, facial asymmetry, and mouth protrusions, are improved through surgical surgery without being easily improved in a short period of time. Therefore, while visiting a hospital and receiving counseling on treatment of teeth, such as double jaw surgery or ASO surgery, the procedure and duration of orthodontics after surgical surgery show an unfamiliar response to tooth correction problems.

Dr. Jinsoo Lee said, "It is easy to think that surgery can improve bad tooth matching by moving teeth, but in reality, postoperative correction is very important."Lee Shin-jung, an orthodontist of Faceline Dental Clinic, said, "If the lower jaw is developed and the lower teeth are covered with the upper teeth, the entire jawbone, including the teeth, is twisted to one side due to asymmetry, and if surgical treatment is required, such as protruding the entire teeth and gums and it is often has to be accompanied by orthodontic treatment."

Also, "If the facial bones grow so that the teeth do not mesh well, such as a jutting chin or mouth protrusion, our bodies tilt the teeth back and forth or left and right to restore the biting function. This is called the "compensatory movement" of the teeth, and moving the tilted teeth to a position that, on average, fits well through surgical operations does not immediately restore the teeths alignments. Post-operative orthodontics must be followed to improve the coherence of the teeth after surgery.

"Double jaw or protruding mouth surgery for the purpose of treating malocclusion is not done alone by a surgeon who performs the surgery," said Lee Shin-jung. "It is the right treatment to discuss the orthodontic plans with a orthodontic specialist at the surgical planning stage, and to plan the entire course of therapy that applies mismatched dental coherence and makes it a pretty one before treatment."

He also said, "Since two jaw surgery or protrusion surgery is not done alone by a surgeon, we have worked with a orthodontist for a long time to understand the surgical or corrective plan of dental treatment and choose a complementary method to prevent future revision due to side effects or recurrence."



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