Maxillofacial surgery and dental blog

Genioplasty

Advancement genioplasty

Advancement genioplasty is a small intervention that is done through a small incision inside the mouth, at the level of the inferior lip. Surgery and planning

15/02/2019

Orthognathic surgery

Risks of Orthognatic Surgery

If this sentence is going through your head: “I will undergo an orthognathic surgery and I want to know the risks there are” Well, let’s

08/02/2019

Orthognathic surgery

Orthodontics and orthognathic surgery: new protocol “Surgery first”

Classically the orthognatic surgery patients had to realise a previous orthodontic that in some cases suposed more than 12m of orthodontic to prepare the surgery.

01/02/2019

Dental health

The most frequent signs of bruxism

One of the most common pathologies among patients and at the same time least diagnosed is bruxism, therefore today we want to inform people about

25/01/2019

Orthognathic surgery

Maxillofacial orthognathic surgery and TMJ dysfunction

Can the orthognathic surgery fix a temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction? This is a question for the which we haven’t found an answer with enough cientific evidence. Why?

18/01/2019

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty without surgery

It’s possible to do a rhinoplasty without surgery with excellent results thanks to a minimally invasive tecnique and the using of volumetric configuration suitable materials.

11/01/2019

Orthognathic surgery

What are the most common orthognathic surgery?

Regardless the position of the jaws, a very important and common indication is to provide support to the face mask, when there’s an underlying soft

04/01/2019

Diabetes and oral health

The diabetes mellitus includes a group of metabolic diseases with altered carbohydrate metabolism, where glucose is underutilized and overproduced, leading to hyperglycemia (high blood glucose).

21/12/2018

Rhinoplasty

About rhinoplasty

Maybe you’ve asked yourself if you should operate or not your nose to improve your appearance. Before anything, you have to bear in mid that

13/12/2018

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