Eastvale Surgical Orthodontics

Surgical Orthodontics
In Eastvale

Imagine a treatment that doesn't just straighten your teeth, but completely transforms your smile and facial profile. That's the power of surgical orthodontics. This game-changing approach combines cutting-edge orthodontic techniques with precision jaw surgery to tackle even the most challenging bite issues. It's all about boosting your confidence, enhancing your oral health, and potentially changing the way you see yourself in the mirror.

Do I Need Orthodontic Surgery?

You might need orthodontic surgery if you have severe jaw misalignment that makes it hard to bite, chew, or speak properly. This treatment is often recommended for adults whose jaws have finished growing and can't be fixed with just braces. A severe overbite or underbite might indicate that you need orthodontic surgery. Other signs include facial features that look out of balance, trouble closing your lips comfortably, or ongoing jaw pain. Keep in mind that only a thorough check-up with an experienced orthodontist can determine if you truly need surgery. We’ll always look at non-surgical options first and only suggest surgery when it's the best way to get the results you need.

Surgical Orthodontics in Eastvale

Working Together for Your Smile

Dr. Phan Huynh has cultivated strong relationships with a network of skilled oral surgeons in the area. This collaborative approach ensures seamless coordination between your orthodontic treatment and any necessary surgical procedures. Our established partnerships allow for comprehensive care and optimal results in even the most complex cases.

Pay For Care As You Go

We know orthodontic surgery is a big investment in your health. To help make it more affordable, we offer flexible payment plans that let you spread out the cost over time. Our team will work with you to find a payment option that fits your budget and ensures you get the care you need.

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Modern jaw surgery is so advanced it often leaves no visible scars.

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Using the Latest Techniques

Our team stays up-to-date with the newest developments in surgical orthodontics. This means you'll get modern care that aims for the best results with less discomfort and faster recovery.

The Benefits of Orthodontic Surgery

Improves Your Facial Balance

Orthodontic surgery can significantly change how your face looks. It creates better harmony between your facial features, which often leads to a more attractive appearance and boosts your confidence.

Speak and Eat with Ease

By fixing jaw misalignment, surgical orthodontics can make it much easier for you to bite, chew, and talk. Many patients find relief from chronic jaw pain and notice their overall oral health improves.

Enjoy Results That Last

Combining orthodontic treatment with jaw surgery often leads to more stable, long-lasting results than braces alone, especially for severe cases. This approach fixes both teeth and jaw issues, improving how your mouth works and looks for years to come.

The Orthodontic Surgery Treatment Process

Initial Consultation and Planning

Orthodontists play a crucial role in evaluating the need for jaw surgery and often refer patients to an oral surgeon. Typically, braces are required for 1-2 years prior to the surgery and remain on during and after the surgery for approximately 6 months to complete the treatment.

Pre-Surgical Orthodontics

Jaw surgery is done in a hospital under general anesthesia, so you will be completely unconscious. Once you’ve been sedated, your oral surgeon will make cuts into your jaw bone, move them into the correct position, then use plates and screws to hold the jaw bone together as it heals. Everything is done inside the mouth so there are no scars. The process may vary depending on the type of surgery you need.

The Surgery and Recovery

You will usually spend one night in the hospital and go home the next day. However, there will be some food and activity restrictions to ensure your jaw heals properly. Your oral surgeon will send you home with instructions on how to care for your mouth, and you’ll need to come back for follow-ups to check on your healing. It usually takes 6-12 weeks to fully recover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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