Abstract
Over the last decade, computer-assisted surgery (CAS) and patient-specific plates (PSP) have changed the way orthognathic surgery is performed. These technologies are now used globally but, to date, there have been no international surveys to assess the application and current trends of CAS and PSP in orthognathic surgery. This study analyzed the current trends and reasons of CAS and PSP use in orthognathic surgery. Previous studies have demonstrated that CAS and PSP in orthognathic surgery resulted in improved accuracy1 and comparable costs2 when compared with traditional techniques.
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