Orthognathic surgery corrects mismatches between the upper and lower jaw. It is both functional and aesthetic: it aims to improve chewing, speech and breathing while balancing the facial profile.

Performed to correct mismatches between the lower and upper jaw, orthognathic surgery offers a treatment that is both aesthetic and functional.
Besides improving essential functions such as chewing, speech and breathing, it balances the facial profile and delivers favorable aesthetic results.
Every treatment is planned personally after an examination and imaging. Contact us with your questions or request an appointment with the form below.
It is jaw surgery performed to correct mismatches between the lower and upper jaw. It offers a treatment that is both functional and aesthetic.
Besides essential functions such as chewing, speech and breathing, it aims to balance the facial profile and deliver favorable aesthetic results. What to expect in your case is discussed after examination and 3D planning.
No. It addresses how the jaws fit together, which affects functions such as chewing, speech and breathing, and it also balances the facial profile. Both aspects are part of the plan.
Orthognathic cases are usually coordinated with orthodontics. At the clinic, oral and maxillofacial surgery and orthodontics work together under one roof, so a complex case is planned across the disciplines.
Planning combines a clinical examination with 3D imaging, and the result is worked out digitally before treatment begins. A plan cannot be given from a description alone.
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