Orthognathic surgery or jaw surgery is an action to correct the abnormal position of the jaw and teeth. This operation is often done as part of plastic surgery to improve the appearance of the face. In general, jaw surgery is done by cutting the jawbone and turning it into the correct position. Then, a special instrument will be installed to keep the jawbone in position. New jaw surgery can be done after the jaw grows completely, that is, after the age of 14 years in women and after 17 years in men. Objectives and indications of jaw surgery Aside from aesthetic reasons, jaw surgery is actually performed by a plastic surgeon or oral surgeon to treat the following conditions: Broken teeth. Problems in biting, chewing, and talking Difficulty breathing and snoring due to sleep apnea. Pain due to interference with the jaw joint. Birth injuries or abnormalities on the face. A mouth that can't close properly. The shape of the face is not symmetrical, such as a small chin, upp...