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Transcutaneous Approach to Jaw Angle Implant Asymmetry Correction Case Study

Introduction Jaw angle implant asymmetry, whether resulting from standard implants or a custom jawline implant, is not uncommon. Several factors contribute to this, including limited visibility through the intraoral incision used for placement, incomplete elevation of the masseteric muscle, or unrecognized differences in bony jaw angle morphology. Once full healing has occurred (typically three months Read More…

The Soft Tissue Jaw Angle Implant for Masseter Muscle Dehiscence

Surgical jaw angle augmentation is most commonly associated with implants placed on the bone through an intraoral approach. These submuscular implants create their effect by extending the bony border of the ramus as well as pushing out the masseter muscle above it. It is this muscular effect that can create the need for a far Read More…

Technical Strategies – Pre Placement of Jaw Angle Implant Screws

Jaw angle implants are a unique and most challenging of all facial implants to surgically place. What fundamentally separates them from other implants is their posterior location at the back end of the lower jaw which is not an easy area to reach from an intraoral access. Besides the limited visibility the implant must also Read More…

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