Orthognathic surgery is defined as the surgical correction of the position of jaws for functional and/or aesthetic purposes. This procedure may be used to treat an overbite or an underbite or other forms of misalignments, as our surgeons can provide truly precise procedures for better aesthetic and function advancement.
Congenital disorders that alter the structure and function of the face include cleft lip and palate. At Gleneagles, we specialise in early and efficient repair techniques that promote normal breathing and feeding patterns, enhance speech, and restore face harmony.
Severe facial, jaw, or skull trauma can cause permanent functional and cosmetic problems or even be fatal. As a result, our medical staff recognizes that patients with severe traumatic injuries require special and serious therapies that address both the functional implications of the injuries for the patient's body as well as the aesthetic effects of accidents. Reconstruction procedures, however, could occasionally be necessary in extreme situations.
In addition to causing pain, muscle aches associated with TTMJ can make it more difficult for a person to keep an eye on and coordinate their jaw motions. We work to improve the patient's quality of life while addressing such conditions by reducing pain and restoring proper jaw function.
Facial abnormalities, whether inherited or acquired, can have a major impact on a person's look and sense of self. Our surgical team is experienced in developing tailored solutions to tackle these problems and enhance both the appearance and function of the face.
Our department efficiently manages the diagnosis and surgical treatment of oral tumours. Regardless of whether the tumour is benign or malignant, we take pride in our expertise and care in handling all types of oral pathology.
