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Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) is a commonly performed procedure in Dental Surgery.
3-5 hours
2-4 days
Recovery from Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) varies by individual
Estimated Cost: ₹1,73,000 - ₹4,60,000
Recovery Period: Recovery from Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) varies by individual
Hospital Stay: 2-4 days
Typical Symptoms: jaw misalignment, bite problems, sleep apnea
Insurance Coverage: Usually covered
Accreditation: Verified by JCI/NABH Standards
Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) is a commonly performed procedure in Dental Surgery. This surgery is designed to address specific medical conditions and improve patient quality of life. Our partner hospitals across India offer this procedure with experienced surgeons and modern facilities.
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Are you covered for Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic)? Our insurance desk handles approvals within 30 minutes. This procedure is usually covered by major policies.
We partner exclusively with top-tier hospitals providing access to board-certified specialists with 10+ years of proven expertise in Dental.
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Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) may be recommended when conservative treatments have not been effective. Common reasons include: jaw misalignment, bite problems, sleep apnea. Your doctor will evaluate your specific condition through physical examination and diagnostic tests to determine if this surgery is the right option for you.
Common Symptoms:
The Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) procedure typically involves: 1) Pre-operative preparation and anesthesia administration, 2) The surgical intervention using appropriate technique (open or minimally invasive depending on the case), 3) Careful closure and wound care, 4) Recovery monitoring in the post-anesthesia care unit. The specific approach depends on individual patient factors and surgeon preference.
Before Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic): 1) Complete all required pre-operative tests and evaluations, 2) Inform your doctor about all medications and supplements, 3) Follow fasting instructions (typically no food/drink after midnight before surgery), 4) Arrange for transportation and post-operative care at home, 5) Prepare your home for recovery with necessary supplies.
Recovery from Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) varies by individual. Most patients can resume light activities within 1-2 weeks, with full recovery typically taking 4-8 weeks. Follow your surgeon's specific instructions regarding activity restrictions, wound care, and follow-up appointments.
After Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic): 1) Take prescribed medications as directed, 2) Keep the surgical site clean and dry, 3) Watch for signs of infection (increased pain, redness, fever, discharge), 4) Follow activity restrictions and gradually increase activity as advised, 5) Attend all follow-up appointments, 6) Contact your doctor immediately if you experience concerning symptoms.
As with any surgical procedure, Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic) carries potential risks including bleeding, infection, adverse reaction to anesthesia, blood clots, and procedure-specific complications. Your surgeon will discuss these risks in detail and take all necessary precautions to minimize them.
Note: All surgical procedures carry some level of risk. Your surgeon will discuss specific risks based on your individual health profile.