Surgical Methods of
Two jaw surgery

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  METHOD 01

  IVRO (Intraoral Vertical
  Ramus Osteotomy)

  IVRO is a method of Two Jaw Surgery that vertically fractures the posterior
  section of the mandibular bone. It avoids using plates or wires as a fixator
  to allow for the jaw to function naturally after the procedure,
  which is much more convenient for patients during post surgical recovery.
  
  Additionally, the fracture line on the posterior section provides a slimming
  effect and it moves the lower jaw to the backward to improve with
  protruded lower jaw.

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  METHOD 02

  SSRO (Sagittal Split
  Ramus Osteotomy)

  SSRO is a method that fractures the mandible near the molar,
  and the bone is fractured in two sections and removed,
  then reconnected for fixation.
  
  This method is known for its short recovery period, because the
  reattachment area has a larger surface area which helps the bones adhere
  more effectively for faster recovery.
  
  Additionally, postoperative oral-fixation period is considerably short.

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  METHOD 03

  Two Jaw Surgery

  Two jaw surgery is known as orthogenetic surgery which helps to improve
  both upper and lower jaw at the same time.
  
  After making an incision inside of the mouth is made, the upper and lower
  jaws are fractured.
  
  Then the bone will be moved to the most appropriate position.
  In order to prevent this position from shifting, metal pins will be fixed.

  • Step 01

    Osteotomy on upper
    jaw and lower jaw

  • Step 02

    Move the fractured
    bone into the
    appropriate position

  • Step 03

    Fixate the bones for
    safe positioning