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Rectification surgery for Micrognathia |
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Korean style bone reduction surgery |
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Mandible
reduction surgery |
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The
combination of zygoma and mandible
reductions
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sculpture using Medpor |
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Complex facial transformation |
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Mentoplasty
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Rectification
surgery of galoche chin |
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Rectification
surgery of osteogenic snaggleteeth |
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Long
face (gum exposure) rectification
surgery
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Surgical correction of facial skeletal
discrepancy |
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Rectification
surgery for Micrognathia |
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Rectification surgery for
Micrognathia |
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Professionals and the general public
are often confused by underdevelopment
of “mandible” and “chin”. There is a
simple way to determine the difference.
If you have the occlusion problem of
biting deeply (When teeth occluded,
the lower row of the teeth is located
distantly away from the upper row of
the teeth. Seeing it from the front
side, the front tooth at lower row can
hardly be seen.), then you probably
have combination of underdeveloped mandible
or overdeveloped maxilla instead of
a simple problem in deficiency of the
chin. For example, refer to the picture
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| If you have a problem
of biting deeply and sometimes it cause
extroversion of the lower lip, you could
not only receive chin augmentation that
can not improve your exterior appearance
entirely. At this time, the best method
is to consider an osterotomy surgery
which the underdeveloped mandible extended
in addition with the chin elongation
surgery, will add a perfect finishing
touch effect on your face. |
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| Over half of the people
with underdeveloped mandible generally
also have overdeveloped maxilla which
will also have the problems of smile
gum and osteogenic buck teeth. Therefore,
we generally will combine maxillary
osteotomy and mandibular osteotomy to
improve this type of facial constitution.
About 1/8 of people only require maxillary
osteotomy to improve their osteogenic
buck teeth, in addition chin elongation
surgery to naturally resolve the problem
of underdeveloped mandible.
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