Osteotomy of the alveolar segment of the jaw

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An osteotomy is a surgical procedure that involves cutting and repositioning the alveolar bone segment of the jaw to correct jaw misalignment, facial deformities, or bite abnormalities. This procedure is commonly used for: ✔ Orthognathic surgery (corrective jaw surgery) to improve chewing, speech, and facial symmetry. ✔ Correction of open bites, crossbites, or other dental occlusion issues. ✔ Reshaping the jaw for aesthetic and functional improvement.