Orthognathic surgery is an advanced procedure aimed at correcting developmental anomalies of the maxillofacial complex, providing not only a significant aesthetic improvement for the patient but also a range of functional benefits that directly impact quality of life. This procedure is indicated for adult individuals who have imbalances in facial bone development that cannot be fully corrected through orthodontic treatments alone, especially after the end of the bone growth phase.

The main objectives of orthognathic surgery include correcting dentofacial abnormalities that affect not only appearance but also crucial functions such as chewing, breathing, and speaking. By properly realigning the bones of the face, this procedure allows for an improvement in facial aesthetics, providing harmony and symmetry, while also promoting ideal dental occlusion, where the teeth fit together perfectly, thus enhancing the ability to chew and digest food.

Orthognathic surgery is the focus of most of our team’s scientific publications, making us a reference in the treatment of dentofacial deformities through a comprehensive approach to aesthetics and function, under the clinical and scientific expertise of our specialists.