Orthognathic Surgery
Restoring Function. Refining Appearance.
For patients whose jaw alignment can’t be fully corrected by orthodontics alone, surgical correction — coordinated with Dr. Grover — restores chewing, breathing, sleeping, and the facial profile you were meant to have.
When Orthodontics Alone Isn’t Enough
A Coordinated Path to a Healthier Bite
Some jaw alignment issues are skeletal — built into how your jaw developed — and braces alone can only do so much. When surgery is the right call, modern orthognathic techniques produce dramatic, life-changing results with shorter recovery and far more comfort than past generations experienced.
What Is Orthognathic Surgery?
Corrective Surgery for the Jaw and Facial Bones
Orthognathic surgery corrects abnormalities of the jaws and surrounding facial bones — the kind of structural issues that affect everyday function. Often these are the underlying cause of difficulty chewing, talking, breathing, or sleeping. Combined with orthodontic treatment, surgery doesn’t just fix the bite; it restores the natural balance of the entire facial profile.
- Resolve chewing, speech, and sleep difficulties
- Address severe overbite, underbite, or open bite
- Improve facial balance and profile
- Treat the root cause, not just the symptoms
The Technology Behind the Treatment
Three Advances That Have Changed Everything
Modern orthognathic surgery is dramatically more predictable, more comfortable, and faster to recover from than even a decade ago. Three innovations make the difference.
Digital Imaging
Computerized Planning
Titanium Hardware
Coordinated Care
Surgery Is Always a Last Resort — Not a First Step
Orthognathic surgery isn’t always necessary. With today’s advances in orthodontic treatment, many cases that once required surgery can now be resolved without it. Dr. Grover will carefully evaluate your situation and only recommend surgery when it’s genuinely the right path forward. If it is, we coordinate every step with a trusted oral surgeon, so your care feels seamless rather than fragmented.
- Surgery recommended only when genuinely warranted
- Coordinated with experienced oral surgeons
- Clear pre-treatment, surgical, and follow-up plan
- Honest answers before you commit to anything
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“Let’s First Find Out if You Even Need Surgery.”
Your free consultation includes a careful evaluation of whether surgery is genuinely needed — and if it isn’t, we’ll tell you. No pressure, no upselling, just a clear path forward.