Sunday 19 June 2016

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Jaw deformities are common conditions that affect the upper or lower jaws. It can be corrected by a jaw reshaping surgery. Here the jaws may grow too much or too little resulting in a condition called malocclusion (imperfect positioning of teeth when the jaws are closed). These deformities may be due to trauma or birth defects like cleft lip or cleft palate. Correction of jaw deformities helps you to get a new look.

Types of Jaw Deformities

1. Malocclusion: Imperfect positioning of teeth when the jaws are closed.

2. Microgenia: Unusually small or deformed chin

3. Macrogenia: Enlarged chin

4. Macrognathia: Abnormally large jaw

5. Short Maxilla: Upper jaw is shorter than normal

6. Long Maxilla: Upper jaw is longer than normal

7. Mandible prognathism: Protruding lower jaws

Diagnosis
Jaw deformities can be diagnosed by a physical examination. For proper clarification of the deformities X-ray, CT scan or MRI scans are also advised.

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Treatments
1.Upper Jaw (Maxillary) deformity treatment : Surgeries can be done to treat this maxillary deformity.This include addition or reduction of the bone structure, to get the normal shape and size of maxilla.
2.Lower Jaw (Mandibular) deformity treatment: Mandibular deformities are more common compared to maxillary deformities. This can be treated using dentofacial osteotomy or orthognathic surgery. Orthognathic surgeries are performed to correct conditions of jaw, face or other skeletal problems. Mandible prognathism can also treated using Mandibular osteotomy .It is done to get an aesthetic look.

Enhance your beauty and get a new appearance with the various treatments available from JP Dentofacial & Implantology Clinic located at Thrissur, Kerala. This clinic is one of the leading centers for dental, maxillofacial surgery and implantology who serves with immense interest in patients motives.Look young and feel better……..


 








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