Varies: And for many patients, orthodontic care is performed before the surgery. You should consult with an orthodontic/oral surgeon team to have your condition evaluated.
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Depends on set-up: A skilled Orthodontic Specialist will create the best platform for the Oral Surgeon to reposition your jaws, allowing your occlusion to lock into the best post-surgical relationship. Almost invariably some post-surgical refinement will be necessary. Anticipate that your surgery will be accomplished approximately 2/3 to 3/4 of the way through your anticipated total orthodontic treatment time.
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3 to 6 months: Braces are usually on for 9 to18 months before the orthognatic surgery and 3 to 6 month after. The entire orthodontic process, including surgery, may last 12 to 24 months.
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