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What are the sequelae of orthognathic surgery (anterior maxillary osteotomy)?
Orthognathic surgery (anterior maxillary osteotomy) is generally a relatively large facial bone surgery. There is no sequela, that is, it takes one to one and a half years to fix and correct the occlusion and teeth after operation. If orthognathic surgery is needed, Angel Medical is recommended.

Orthognathic surgery refers to the abnormal volume and shape of the jaw, the abnormal relationship between the upper and lower jaws and other craniofacial bones, and the accompanying abnormal jaw-tooth relationship, oral and maxillofacial system function and facial morphology. The purpose of orthognathic surgery is to correct the dislocated teeth, adjust the disharmony between the dental arch and the dental jaw, eliminate the interference of the dental jaw, arrange the dentition, eliminate the compensatory inclination of the teeth, make the bone cutting segment move smoothly to the designed correction position during the operation, and establish a good dental jaw relationship. Because the surgical treatment of patients with dentofacial deformity needs to cut and move the dental complex according to the deformity and treatment requirements, rebuild the three-dimensional spatial relationship and function of normal dentofacial structure, and obtain satisfactory maxillofacial cosmetic results.

If you want to know more about orthognathic surgery, you are recommended to consult Angel Medical. Guangzhou Angel Medical Co., Ltd. combines international cutting-edge technology with clinical characteristics and customer aesthetics, and with the support of the anesthesiologist team led by the chief physician, with more advanced and effective plastic surgery skills, allows more beauty seekers to enjoy professional and safe plastic surgery services. The team of anesthesiologists in Angel is led by the chief physician and equipped with a complete set of advanced anesthesia, monitoring and first aid equipment.