The two primary surgical methods in double jaw surgery are SSRO (Sagittal Split Ramus Osteotomy) and IVRO (Intraoral Vertical Ramus Osteotomy).
While
the preferred surgical method may vary slightly depending on the hospital and
the surgeon,
Both
methods are used at EU Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.
From
time to time, our patients ask us which of the two methods, SSRO and IVRO, is
better. Whenever we receive this question, our response at EU is always the
same.
The the appropriate surgical method depends on the patient’s unique circumstances, and
the method that offers the most benefits, given the patient’s circumstances, is
the best surgical method to use.
<IVRO>
Characteristics
By
inducing a physiological equilibrium on the relation between the
temporomandibular joint ( or jaw joints) and the occlusion, there is the effect
of enhancing the functions of the jaw joints, and as the location of bone
fracturing is unrelated to the passage of the nerves, there is no risk of nerve
damage even in the case of thin bones.
Cortical
osteotomy techniques can concurrently be used, and therefore, there is an
advantage of achieving potentially significant enhancement in case of facial
asymmetry or wide jawline.
EU Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Tel. +82-2-547-0101
Homepage: http://en.eudental.co.kr/
Email : eu@eudental.co.kr
Whatsapp : +82-10-7430-7107
Kakao : eudental
Instagram : eusurgery
Youtube : eusurgery
Comments
Post a Comment