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Integrating Orthodontics with Orthognatic Surgery; From Virtual Planning to Clinical Excellence
Description:
Dentofacial deformities in adults require the combination and skills of the orthodontist and maxillofacial surgeon. In order to achieve all the functional and esthetic goals. In digital dentistry’s days virtual planning of orthodontics and orthognatic surgical corrections has become a valuable tool. Results can be compared to planning both for reevaluation and sharing information with colleagues and our patients. Virtual planning account for more reliable and precise results in our orthognatic surgery. Orthodontic preparation is the gold standard for maximizing the surgical correction. Cases will illustrate our treatment protocol from A to Z for these complex and challenging situations.
Date Added:
8/12/2020
Author(s):
Miguel Hirschhaut, DDS
- DDS, Universidad Central de Venezuela, 1988-1993.
- Fullbight Scholarship, Fundacion Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho, for Orthodontics postgraduae training at Univer...
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Nelson Leon, DDS, OMFS
Dr. Nelson Leon, DDS, OMFS
-DDS Santa Maria University, Caracas Venezuela, 2007.
-Oral and maxillofacial surgeon trained in the West Ge...
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Miguel Hirschhaut - (10/30/2019 6:41 AM)
Thanks XP family for the opportunity to share our Orthodontic/Orthognatic cases done in Caracas, Venezuela
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