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  • Assoc. Prof. Dr Emrah Dilaver

    Jaw Expert Team Approach in Deformities

    We offer healthy and aesthetic solutions with our expert team and academic approach in the field of orthognathic surgery, maxillofacial surgery and orthodontics.

     

  • Assoc. Prof. Dr Can Arslan

    Jaw orthodontic solutions for deformities

    We offer healthy and aesthetic solutions with our expert team and academic approach in the field of orthognathic surgery, maxillofacial surgery and orthodontics.

     
What Are We Doing?

Orthognathic Surgery

Orthodontics First Approach

The orthodontic process, which is the first stage of orthognathic surgery, aims to bring the teeth to the ideal position before surgery. At this stage, the orthodontist uses braces or appliances to prepare the correct bite of the jaws by aligning the teeth. Orthodontic treatment allows the jaw bones to be moved correctly during surgery, helping to achieve an optimal bite after surgery.

Surgical Approach First

The Surgical First approach allows orthognathic surgery to be performed directly without the need for prior orthodontic treatment. This approach is ideal for patients with properly aligned teeth but skeletal discrepancy between the maxilla and mandible. In particular, facial asymmetry, mandibular retrognathia (Class II), mandibular prognathism (Class III) and sleep apnoea can be treated with this method. In this way, patients are exempted from long orthodontic processes before surgery.

3D-Planned Surgery

Virtual planning in orthognathic surgery allows preoperative evaluation of the jaw bones and teeth with digital three-dimensional models. This method allows the surgeon to plan more precisely and predict surgical outcomes. It can also show the patient what the postoperative appearance will be like. This digital planning process contributes to a shorter surgical time and more predictable results.
When is orthognathic surgery performed?

When do I need a specialist doctor's opinion?

Difficulty chewing or biting: If you have difficulty chewing or biting food properly due to the lower jaw being in front and/or the upper jaw being behind, it may be necessary to correct the bite.

Facial Asymmetry: If you are experiencing visually noticeable facial asymmetry, it may be the result of a deformity in the jaw or face and in this case you may need orthognathic surgery.

Speech Problems: Misalignment of the jaws can affect tongue and lip position, which can lead to speech problems. If you cannot pronounce words clearly.

Respiratory Problems During Sleep: If you snore frequently, stop breathing or have difficulty breathing during sleep, you may have obstructive sleep apnoea. In this case, jaw advancement surgery can correct your breathing problems.

Chronic Jaw Pain: If you are experiencing persistent jaw pain, especially if your jaw movements are limited or there are clicking or crunching sounds when moving the jaw, you may need jaw surgery to address the underlying problems.

Healthy Facial Features, Balanced Smile

Our motto is to combine aesthetics and functionality in the same pot by addressing facial and jaw health with a holistic approach.
Assoc. Prof. Dr Emrah Dilaver
Assoc. Prof. Dr Can Arslan

The main value we believe in as a clinic is to treat the facial and jaw structure not only from an aesthetic point of view, but also in functional integrity. Each individual's facial structure and jaw anatomy is unique; therefore, we adopt the principle of creating personalised, comprehensive treatment plans.

Our aim is to offer our patients not only a balanced and natural smile, but also a healthy quality of life in the light of scientific methods. With the motto 'Healthy Facial Lines, Balanced Smile', we work with an approach that combines facial aesthetics and functionality.

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Reliable Treatments Provided with Academic Expertise

Although orthognathic surgery is a type of surgery usually performed after orthodontic preparation, it aims to solve the bite problems that occur due to the jaws being forward or backward. Depending on the correct positioning of the jaws, there is a significant improvement in facial aesthetics and jaw functions.

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Wide Range of Treatments for Jaw and Dental Health

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Patient follow-up and support in post-treatment processes

Our treatment process is planned individually for you at every stage from the first examination to the last appointment. Your treatment is shaped by comprehensive analysis, advanced technology and personalised approach.
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Frequently Asked Questions

It is a set of surgical procedures that provide correction of structural disorders in the jaw bones. It is planned according to both functional and aesthetic needs of the patient.
The duration of treatment varies depending on the condition of the teeth and the individual treatment plan. It usually lasts between 12-24 months.
Regular controls are performed during the recovery process after treatment and long-term healthy results are provided.
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