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Transform Your Bite, Profile, and Airway Safely

Virtual surgical planning, orthodontic synergy, and ICU-ready orthognathic care

Book Orthognathic Assessment
98%
Stable Occlusion
Long-term bite stability at 12-month follow-up
3 Days
Typical Stay
ICU observation followed by monitored ward recovery
92%
Airway Improvement
Patients report better breathing and sleep quality post-op

When to Consult

  • Difficulty chewing, biting, or speech due to jaw misalignment
  • Open bite, deep bite, or crossbite not correctable with braces alone
  • Sleep apnea or snoring linked to retruded jaws
  • Facial asymmetry or disproportion affecting confidence
  • Jaw pain, TMJ clicking, or headaches associated with malocclusion
  • Previous orthodontic relapse or failed jaw surgeries elsewhere

Understanding Jaw Deformities in the Indian Context

Jaw deformities arise from genetic patterns, childhood habits, trauma, or airway-driven adaptations. In Telangana, adolescent orthodontic care is often delayed, leading to adult malocclusion, sleep apnea, or TMJ pain. Ajuda Hospitals bridges orthodontics and surgery so IT professionals, students, and brides-to-be from HITEC City to Karimnagar can align function and aesthetics without travelling abroad.

We follow AAOMS and AOMSI guidelines while tailoring diet, speech therapy, and recovery to Indian routines. Multilingual counsellors explain each step in Telugu, Hindi, or Urdu, ensuring families understand timelines and cashless insurance pathways.

When to Consult Our Orthognathic Surgeons

⚠️ Seek early evaluation if you experience:

  • ✓ Persistent jaw pain, clicking, or headaches
  • ✓ Difficulty biting into foods or chewing evenly
  • ✓ Mouth breathing, loud snoring, or daytime fatigue
  • ✓ Facial asymmetry affecting confidence or photos

Routine consultation is ideal before major life events—weddings, career moves abroad, or university admissions—so treatment planning aligns with your schedule.

Our Diagnostic Approach

Multidisciplinary Evaluation

Orthodontists, maxillofacial surgeons, and speech/airway specialists assess bite, profile, and airway status. Sleep studies are advised for suspected OSA.

Imaging & Digital Records

CBCT and cephalometric analyses quantify skeletal discrepancies. Intraoral scanners capture digital impressions for precise modelling.

Virtual Surgical Planning

We simulate jaw movements, predict soft-tissue changes, and fabricate splints or patient-specific plates. Patients review outcomes with 3D renderings.

Orthodontic Coordination

We finalise a braces or aligner timeline, surgery-first candidacy, and post-op retention plan. Financial counsellors facilitate TPA or Aarogyasri approvals.

Treatment Pathways

  • Pre-Surgical Orthodontics: Aligns teeth for accurate occlusion post-surgery. Clear aligners or braces used based on case complexity.
  • Bimaxillary Surgery: Le Fort I, BSSO, genioplasty, and segmentation as required to correct open bite, deep bite, or facial asymmetry.
  • Surgery-First Protocol: Selected cases skip long pre-orthodontics, delivering instant facial balance and motivating compliance.
  • Airway-Focused Advancement: Maxillomandibular advancement expands airway volume for severe OSA, validated by post-op sleep studies.
  • Distraction Osteogenesis: Gradual jaw advancement for severe deficiencies, craniofacial syndromes, or relapse cases.
  • Rehabilitation: Dieticians, physiotherapists, and speech therapists support healing. Tele follow-ups guide elastics and exercises for outstation patients.

What to Expect: Your Care Journey

  1. Planning Month: Diagnostics, VSP, and braces or aligner initiation. Insurance submissions processed simultaneously.
  2. Surgery Week: Admission on Day 0, surgery on Day 1, ICU monitoring for 24 hours, discharge by Day 3 with dietician counselling.
  3. Weeks 1-6: Soft diet, elastics, and gentle exercises. Remote monitoring ensures compliance. Return to desk work in 2-3 weeks.
  4. Months 3-6: Orthodontic finishing, facial physiotherapy, and optional cosmetic refinements (chin, cheek enhancements).
  5. One Year & Beyond: Retainers, final sleep study (if OSA), and annual bite checks secure long-term success.

Technology & Innovation

Ajuda deploys 3Shape, Dolphin Imaging, and Stryker VSP workflows. Surgical splints are 3D printed in sterilizable materials. Intraoperative navigation and piezosurgery ensure precise osteotomies with less bleeding. Patients access secure portals to review simulations and progress.

Benefits include:

  • Predictable aesthetic and functional outcomes
  • Shorter OR time, reducing swelling and infection risk
  • Enhanced patient education and informed consent

Preventing Complications

We control bleeding with hypotensive anesthesia, use rigid fixation for stability, and prescribe prophylaxis against infection. Nutritionists craft high-protein liquid diets featuring millets, dal soups, and Hyderabad-friendly recipes. TMJ therapy prevents stiffness. Smoking cessation programs and glycemic control reduce relapse risk.

Why Ajuda for Orthognathic Care?

🖥️ Digital Precision

Virtual surgical planning and 3D splints align with global AAOMS standards while staying tailored to Indian faces.

🤝 Team-Based Care

Orthodontists, ENT, sleep medicine, and nutrition experts collaborate to deliver function, aesthetics, and airway health.

📡 Hybrid Follow-ups

Video reviews and WhatsApp trackers support patients studying abroad or travelling between Hyderabad, Warangal, and Vijayawada.

Take the First Step

Schedule a comprehensive orthognathic consult at Ajuda Hospitals. Call 9010550550, book via WhatsApp, or use the contact form to receive a personalised timeline, cost estimate, and insurance guide tailored to your goals.

Diagnosis Approach

1

Multidisciplinary Evaluation

Joint consultation with orthodontist, maxillofacial surgeon, and ENT/sleep specialist when airway issues are suspected.

2

CBCT & Digital Impression Suite

CBCT, cephalometric analysis, and intraoral scans feed into Dolphin/3Shape software for precise measurements.

3

Virtual Surgical Planning (VSP)

3D simulation defines osteotomy cuts, movements, and splint design; airway volume assessed for sleep apnea patients.

4

Orthodontic Coordination & Consent

Pre-surgical alignment or surgery-first sequencing decided; counselling covers downtime, nutrition, insurance, and expected outcomes.

Treatment Options

Pre-Surgical Orthodontic Alignment

Braces or aligners align teeth over 6-12 months to prepare for jaw repositioning.

Improves post-op stability and aesthetics
6-12 months depending on malocclusion

Bimaxillary Orthognathic Surgery

Le Fort I, bilateral sagittal split osteotomy (BSSO), and genioplasty tailored to skeletal deformity.

Restores balanced facial proportions with 98% occlusal stability
3-5 hour surgery with 3-day stay

Surgery-First Approach

Immediate jaw surgery followed by rapid orthodontic finishing for select cases.

Reduces treatment time by 6-9 months without compromising outcomes
Surgery followed by 6-9 months orthodontics

Airway-Focused Maxillomandibular Advancement

Combines jaw advancement with soft-tissue support for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

Reduces AHI (Apnea-Hypopnea Index) by 70% on average
Post-op sleep study at 3 months

Distraction Osteogenesis & Hybrid Approaches

Gradual bone lengthening for severe deficiencies or syndromic cases.

Allows large movements with stable bone formation
Device activation over 2-3 weeks plus consolidation

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy, speech therapy, and dietician support to regain function.

Restores full jaw opening and speech clarity by Week 6
6-12 weeks structured follow-up

Expected Outcomes

Treatment Timeline

First Week

Swelling peaks and begins to subside; liquid-to-soft diet transition

6 Weeks

Elastics reduced; return to desk work or college possible

3-6 Months

Orthodontic finishing nearing completion; facial profile stabilised

12 Months

Final bite check, airway reassessment, and long-term retention plan

Success Metrics

  • >90% improvement in chewing efficiency
  • Sleep apnea severity down by 2 classes for eligible patients
  • High patient-reported confidence scores on FACE-Q surveys