Feasibility of Correcting Dentoalveolar Abnormalities with Anterior Segmental Osteotomies without Orthodontics

Abstract

We designed this study to see the potency and stability of an-terior segmental osteotomies (ASO) while not dental orthopaedics for numerous dentofacial deformities. Records of patients treated with jaw or articulator ASO, or both, while not dental orthopaedics within the past fifteen years were analyzed. The assessment enclosed surgical analysis of patients’ aesthetics and purposeful satisfaction employing a form and grading (score zero - 4) system, and also the quantity of relapse calculated from 12-month surgical cephalograms. A complete of twenty six ASO subjects (age vary 13- thirty one years) were studied (14 jaw, 2 articulator, and ten bimaxillary). Semi-permanent stability was acceptable altogether cases with no important relapse (p>0.05). No major complications were encountered. All patients reportable smart to glorious (score=3 to 4) satisfaction following surgery. victimization meticulous designing and a careful surgical technique, ASO while not dental orthopaedics may be a straightforward, quick, safe, and stable possibility for the correction of dentofacial deformities.