Habsburg chin
Habsburg chin Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Habsburg chin The jaw prognathism or “Habsburg chin” consists of a deformation of the jaw which leads to its excessive protrusion from the plane of the …
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Sphenoid sinus
Sphenoid sinus Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Sphenoid sinus Hollowed out in the body of the sphenoid bone, the sphenoid sinus has an irregularly cubic shape. The medial wall is the …
Beauty-full Chin
Beauty-full Chin Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Beauty-full Chin Maxillofacial surgery designed by our team for the correction of the most severe second classes. The operation consists of the combination of …
Bimaxillary Surgery
Bimaxillary Surgery Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Bimaxillary Surgery The bimaxillary or combined surgery involves putting both jaws (upper maxilla and mandible) back in the right position. The bones are cut …
Chin Wing
Chin Wing Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Chin Wing Chin Wing Genioplasty is a surgical technique that aims to mobilize the entire lower mandibular edge. In practical terms it is a …
II Class
II Class Orthognathic Surgery in Rome II Class Second skeletal class malocclusions are characterized by a discrepancy of the bone bases (mandible and maxilla) whereby the mandible is too far …
Counterlockwise Rotation
Counterlockwise Rotation Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Counterlockwise Rotation Counterclockwise rotation is the rotational movement of the occlusal plane in an anticlockwise direction compared to the profile view. It can be …
Genioplasty
Genioplasty Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Genioplasty Genioplasty, or mentoplasty, is cosmetic surgery of the chin. The chin can be protruded (moved forward) or retruded (backward). It has fundamentally aesthetic objectives.
Ethmoidal sinus
Ethmoidal sinus Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Ethmoidal sinus The ethmoidal sinuses, or ethmoidal cells, or ethmoidal cells or ethmoidal labyrinths are dug into the lateral masses of the ethmoid, are …
Micrognathia
Micrognathia Orthognathic Surgery in Rome Micrognathia With a clear Greek origin, the term micrognathia indicates a retruded mandible, i.e. rather small compared to the rest of the face, generally further …
