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Orthognathic Treatment of Skeletal Class III Malocclusion with Severe Facial Asymmetry

EZGİ ATİK
Ersoy KONAŞ
İlken KOCADERELİ
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22–26
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Double-jaw surgical procedures, including maxillary and mandibular movements, are effective in correcting severe facial asymmetry and skeletal Class III malocclusion

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Objective & Hypothesis:A 26-year, 9-month-old woman had chief complaints of mandibular protrusion and facial asymmetry.
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Key Findings & Data:Extraoral examination indicated mandibular deviation to the left side, severe facial asymmetry, and a concave profile.
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Conclusion & Impact:Double-jaw surgical procedures, including maxillary and mandibular movements, are effective in correcting severe facial asymmetry and skeletal Class III malocclusion
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A 26-year, 9-month-old woman had chief complaints of mandibular protrusion and facial asymmetry. Extraoral examination indicated mandibular deviation to the left side, severe facial asymmetry, and a concave profile. Because the patient had a vertical maxillary height difference and an occlusal plane cant together with maxillary retrusion, a differential downgraft and advancement surgery with Lefort I osteotomy was planned. To correct the facial asymmetry and mandibular protrusion, concurrent bilateral sagittal split osteotomy was performed. Double-jaw surgical procedures, including maxillary and mandibular movements, are effective in correcting severe facial asymmetry and skeletal Class III malocclusion

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ATİK, E., KONAŞ, E., KOCADERELİ, İ. (2016). Orthognathic Treatment of Skeletal Class III Malocclusion with Severe Facial Asymmetry. Turkish Journal of Orthodontics, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 1, 22–26. https://ajindex.com/articles/375034

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