Prof. Dr. Kemal Uğurlu corrects bite, breathing and facial balance through orthognathic surgery — with a treatment path built end-to-end for international patients.
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Orthognathic surgery repositions the upper jaw (maxilla), the lower jaw (mandible) or both, so the teeth meet correctly and the face is in proportion. It is performed when braces alone cannot fix how the jaws fit together.
Because the work is planned in advance and carried out from inside the mouth, results are predictable and there are no visible scars on the face. Most patients combine the surgery with orthodontic treatment before and after.
See conditions it correctsIf braces have reached their limit, or your jaws simply don't fit together, surgery addresses the cause — not just the teeth.
The lower jaw sits ahead of the upper jaw, so the lower teeth close in front of the upper teeth.
The upper jaw or teeth project well beyond the lower jaw, often with a recessed chin.
Front teeth don't touch when the back teeth are closed, making biting and speech difficult.
One side of the jaw is longer or set differently, shifting the chin and midline off-center.
Excess upper-jaw height shows too much gum when smiling; surgery can reset the proportions.
Maxillomandibular advancement enlarges the airway and can significantly reduce apnea.
The right procedure depends on which jaw is involved and how far it needs to move — confirmed with imaging during your assessment.
Repositions one jaw — either the upper (maxillary osteotomy) or the lower (mandibular / BSSO). Used when only one jaw is out of position.
Repositions the upper and lower jaws together for the most complete correction of bite and facial balance.
Reshapes the chin by moving the bone — forward, back, up or down — to balance the profile. No implant required.
Advances both jaws to open the upper airway — an effective option for obstructive sleep apnea alongside bite correction.
From your first message to recovery back home, every stage is planned so distance is never an obstacle.
Send photos and any X-rays through the form. Prof. Dr. Uğurlu reviews your case and replies with an initial assessment.
Imaging and measurements define exactly how each jaw needs to move, and the procedure is planned in detail.
Final examination and tests on arrival. Transfers and accommodation are arranged so you can focus on the surgery.
Performed from inside the mouth under general anesthesia, with titanium fixation and no scars on the face.
A short stay in Istanbul for monitoring and your first follow-up before you're cleared to travel.
Detailed home-care guidance and ongoing follow-up by message and video so your recovery stays on track.
Typical stay in Istanbul: [X–X days] · Logistics support throughout.
A focused practice in corrective jaw surgery — with the planning before the operating room and the aftercare to match, wherever in the world you're travelling from.
Corrective jaw surgery is a core focus of the practice — not an occasional procedure.
Movements are measured and planned in advance, so the result is predictable and discussed with you first.
Procedures are carried out from inside the mouth, with the bone secured by titanium plates.
Multilingual coordination, transfers and follow-up designed for patients travelling from abroad.
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