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When is surgery necessary to correct malocclusion?
In severe cases of malocclusion, surgery may be necessary and the patient would be referred to yet another specialist, an oral or maxillofacial surgeon.
What risk is involved in surgery to correct carpal tunnel syndrome?
Recovery from this type of surgery is usually quick and without complications.
How long is the recovery for pad surgery?
PAD surgery recovery
What is the recovery time for laser surgery for retinopathy?
Is it normal to have a gray shade still a week after surgery?
Where can one find information on plastic surgery recovery?
The best person to ask about recovery after plastic surgery is the plastic surgeon carrying out the surgery. They will be the best informed and you will get the most reliable information. Alternatively, there are websites online that can be used such as Info Plastic Surgery, Plastic Surgery Recovery and Smart Plastic Surgery.
What is the recovery time for Ultrasonic lithotripsy surgery?
The recovery time for ultrasonic lithotripsy surgery will vary with each person. On average, the recovery time is less than 4 weeks.
What should you know about recovery from heart surgery?
If you go to http://www.cts.usc.edu/hpg-index.html they have lots of information about recovery after herat surgery. Also they have information about before surgery as well.
How long is recovery in cervical neck surgery?
The recovery rate of any type of cervical neck surgery is usually about 3-6 months.
What kind of recovery should I expect after spine surgery?
Recovery from spine surgery is a long and often painful process. Your doctor will prescribe physical therapy to help speed your recovery. Be sure and follow that regimen carefully for the fastest recovery.
How long is the recovery time for hands surgery?
The recovery time for hand surgery can vary depending on the type of surgery performed, but it typically ranges from a few weeks to a few months. It is important to follow your doctor's post-operative instructions to ensure a successful recovery.
What questions should a patient ask his orthopedic surgeon about the surgery and recovery?
How will the procedure affect daily activities after recovery?Where will the surgery be performed?What form of anesthesia will be used?What will be the resulting appearance and level of function after surgery?
What is a malocclusion?
Malocclusion means the teeth do not come together correctly when one bites. Common malocclusions include prognathic when the lower jaw sticks out too far, retronathic when the lower jaw is too far back in relation to the upper jaw, and cross bite when the lower teeth rest outside the upper teeth on one side or the other. Many malocclusions can be corrected with orthodontic (braces) treatment. Others can require surgery, or a combination of surgery and orthodontic treatment.
