- About Reface Dental Hospital
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- 3D Orthognathic Surgery
- 3D Facial Contouring Surgery
- 3D Revision Surgery
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Naturally harmonious correction for a protruding mouth by ReFace
A protruding mouth is rarely just a dental issue—it can stem from deeper structural factors
such as alveolar bone shape, jaw position, and overall lip profile.
If your gums show prominently when you smile, or If your mouth doesn't close naturally or comfortably,
surgical correction may be needed.
ReFace Dental Hospital analyzes the lateral line and skeletal structure
to achieve a natural, harmonious impression by improving three-dimensional facial proportions
rather than just simple retraction.
A 3D CT scan is conducted prior to surgery to accurately evaluate the lower facial skeleton from frontal and lateral views.
3D simulation enables intuitive visualization of changes to the maxilla and mandible, guiding accurate surgical planning.
The maxilla is repositioned using a multi-piece approach, achieving stable dental occlusion that also accounts
for the functional aspects of the jaw and teeth.
Orthognathic surgery is more than just bone repositioning;
postoperative tooth movement
and changes in occlusion must be considered.
From the very beginning of surgical planning, Reface Dental Hospital ensures procedures are designed
to shorten the post-surgical orthodontic period.
Through this, postoperative orthodontics are coordinated to be minimal,
helping patients
return to daily life quickly.
Protruding-mouth surgery is a procedure that moves the lips, gums, and teeth, which protrude
forward,
inward to improve their position.
It is not simply a surgery to push the mouth back, but one that balances the front and side
aspects of the face,
We aim to create a natural and harmonious mouth appearance.
Anterior segmental osteotomy is a surgical technique in which the teeth and alveolar bone around
the front teeth are cut
and then the entire segment is moved backward as
a whole.
After extracting the four premolars, the procedure involves repositioning the alveolar bone
backward
to correct the protrusion of the mouth.
This is a surgery that adjusts the position of the chin
together with
anterior segmental osteotomy.
The anterior segmental osteotomy brings the mouth back, and the genioplasty moves the chin
forward or backward
to achieve a balanced result.
A surgery that cuts and moves the bone in the anterior maxillary segment,
primarily performed to correct a protruding mouth or malocclusion.
This procedure involves separating the front segment of the upper jaw and moving it backward,
utilizing the space from extracted teeth to reposition and secure the
bone.
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Clinical Services
02-6204-1004
Directions
13th Floor, 138 Dosan-daero,
Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Consultation Hours
Mon / Fri
AM 10:00 - PM 7:00 (Outpatient)Saturday
AM 10:00 - PM 16:00