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Pre and post surgical orthodontics: A literature review
International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences · 2022 · Vol. 8(1) · pp. 173–175
Asjad Nizar✉(Mangalore Institute of Oncology)Sheethal Jayachandran(Mangalore Institute of Oncology)Jibin Joy(Mangalore Institute of Oncology)K. Nillan Shetty(Mangalore Institute of Oncology)Harshitha Kotian(Mangalore Institute of Oncology)
Abstract
Surgical orthodontics refers to surgical procedures carried out as an adjunct to or in conjunction with orthodontic treatment. These are usually carried out to eliminate an etiologic factor or to correct severe dentofacial abnormalities that cannot satisfactorily be treated by growth modification procedures or by orthodontic camouflage. However, surgical treatment is not a substitute for orthodontics. Instead, it must be properly coordinated with orthodontics and other dental treatment for achieving good overall results especially in case of severe dentofacial problems.
Dental Education, Practice, ResearchOrthodontics and Dentofacial OrthopedicsDigital Imaging in MedicineMedicineOrthodonticsDentofacial DeformityDentistrySurgical proceduresSurgeryOrthognathic surgery
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