Oral and maxillofacial surgery

Oral and maxillofacial surgery

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is one of the important branches of dentistry and plastic surgery. This type of surgery aims to correct structural and functional defects in the face and jaws, which contributes to improving the milk function and the patient’s overall appearance.

Applications of maxillofacial surgery:
Correction of jaw curvatures: These procedures include correcting curvatures in the upper and lower jaws, such as facial curvature and jaw curvature that affect the function of the jaw and smile.
Treatment of facial deformities: These procedures include correcting structural deformities in the face such as congenital facial deformities or those resulting from accidents or injuries.
Jaw modification surgery: These procedures include modifying the size or shape of the jaws to improve the functional and aesthetic balance of the face.
Benefits of maxillofacial surgery:
Improving milk function: Correcting structural defects in the face and jaws is important to improve the function of the jaw and smile and facilitate the process of swallowing and breathing.
Improving self-confidence: The cosmetic aspect of maxillofacial surgery is also important, as it contributes to improving the appearance of the face and smile, which increases the person’s self-confidence and enhances his psychological comfort.
Health improvement: Correcting facial and jaw defects can help reduce health problems such as difficulty breathing, speech disorders, or jaw pain.

Consultation and treatment:

If you are considering maxillofacial surgery, it is best to consult a plastic surgeon or dentist who specializes in this field. The doctor will evaluate your condition and guide you towards the most appropriate option to achieve your personal and health goals.