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Info New osteotomy to lengthen the ramus and advance the mandible

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This technique differs from the conventional sagittal split osteotomy in that which the anterior osteotomy line is not continued until the basilar edge but stopped 5–6 mm above it. Cutting of the pterygomasseteric sling is systematically done allowing for the lowering of the mandibular angle. Osteosynthesis is performed by transjugal and intra-oral approaches, using two adjustable miniplates. Our supra-angular technique allows for both elongation of the ramus and advancement of the mandible. Unlike the vertical ramus osteotomy proposed by Caldwell-Letterman, external incision and intraoperative cervical hyperextension are not required.

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Fig.1. Osteotomy drawing line.


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Fig.2. Visualization of the osteotomy line in a three-dimensional reconstruction of postoperative CBCT, front view (left), right profile (middle) and rear view (right).



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Fig.4. Case 1. Treatment outcomes at 6 months postoperatively. Frontal and profile photographs, profile X-ray and orthopantomogram in preoperative time (top) and at 6 month (bottom).


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Fig.5. Case 2. Treatment outcomes at 1 year postoperatively. Frontal and profile photographs, profileX-ray and orthopantomogram in preoperative time (top) and at 1 year (bottom).


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Fig. 6. Case 3. Treatment outcomes at 2 years postoperatively. Frontal and profile photographs, profileX-ray and orthopantomogram in preoperative time (top) and at 2 years (bottom).
 
Now if we could get an osteotomy to widen the gonions/ flare them out it would be awesome
 
You could do that with a Side Wing Osteotomy.
If they were any good for widening the jaw and creating that flared look then I’d be hearing of them all the time.
Fillers are the only foolproof way to get an angular jawline from a shit jaw
 
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If they were any good for widening the jaw and creating that flared look then I’d be hearing of them all the time.
Well, the user Guest on Looksmax told me that they can widen the jaw.
 

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