Severe Skeletal Class III Orthosurgical Correction

Abstract

Establishment of a treatment plan is based on efficacy and easy application by the clinician and acceptance by the patient. Treatment of adult patients with class III malocclusion might requires orthognathic surgery, especially when the deformity is severe, with a significant impact on facial esthetics. Here is a case report being presented having severe skeletal dysplasia showing class III skeletodental relationship with compromised esthetics and poor functional adaptation. It was treated through bi-jaw surgery to accomplish acceptable esthetics and stable functional occlusion.