Abstract
The general formula in traditional orthognathic treatment has consisted of a variable length of preoperative orthodontic preparation, surgery itself, and a relatively constant period of postoperative orthodontics.1 Patients have usually expressed high levels of satisfaction with the esthetic and functional outcomes, especially if they were accurately informed about all aspects of their treatment.2 However, an important percentage of patients will rate the orthodontics as the worst part of their treatment owing to the appliances' visibility, the pain caused, and the duration.
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