Orthognathic Orthodontic Preparation

Orthodontic preparation for jaw surgery to correct complex bite and jaw alignment issues.

Orthognathic orthodontic preparation is used in cases where the position of the jaws affects the bite, facial balance, or dental function.
Before surgery, orthodontic treatment is used to align the teeth and prepare the mouth for surgical correction of the jaw position.
This coordinated approach allows the teeth and jaws to be positioned correctly, creating a stable, functional, and aesthetically balanced result.
Orthognathic orthodontics may be recommended for patients who:
• have significant jaw discrepancies
• have severe overbite or underbite
• experience facial asymmetry
• have difficulty chewing or biting
• have functional jaw problems
A consultation with Dr. Bellini will determine whether orthodontic treatment alone is sufficient or if surgical correction is recommended.
• Improved bite function
• Better facial balance and harmony
• More stable orthodontic results
• Improved chewing and speech
• Long-term oral health

Treatment Process

Orthodontic preparation
Braces or aligners are used to position the teeth before surgery.

Orthognathic surgery
A maxillofacial surgeon repositions the jaw to correct skeletal alignment.

Final orthodontic refinement
Orthodontic treatment continues to finalize the bite and tooth alignment.

"Dr Bellini completely transformed my smile while keeping it natural and elegant. I couldn’t be happier with the result."

— Patient
"The entire process was very precise and carefully explained. The final result looks incredibly natural."

— Patient
"I wanted to improve my smile without it looking artificial. Dr Bellini achieved exactly that."

— Patient