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Aesthetic Orthodontic Considerations in the Surgical Patientnd disadvantages of a surgical correction over an orthodontic correction. Secondly, if a surgical approach is chosen, it behooves the surgeon to understand the aesthetic implications of the orthodontic preparation of the patient. Accordingly, the surgeon and orthodontist can more fully cooperate in achieving the best possible aesthetic correction.

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Technical Considerationson that may directly influence the aesthetic result is an alar cinch suture. An example of an indirect factor would be technical variations that affect stability, which may have a more gradual yet longer term effect on the aesthetic outcome.

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Treatment Planning: Prediction Tracings and Model Surgeryimension in the lower face but gains sagittal projection at soft tissue pogonion. In addition, the mandibular plane is flattened, and as a result, the gonial angle visually appears to be less obtuse, although it is really unchanged. Lastly, the mandibular incisors are uprighted, although this is a v

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Treatment Planning:The Role of Facial Disproportion to normative standards, in both the sagittal and vertical dimensions. Accordingly, the following question must be addressed: Can facial disproportion in the sagittal and/or vertical dimensions be attractive and, if so, under what circumstances? Let us first examine the sagittal dimension.

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Surgeon-Patient Communicationstive, the patient’s perception of these changes must coincide with those of the surgeon. This is true in both a qualitative and quantitative sense. For purposes of this discussion, qualitative perceptions refer to directions of skeletal displacements, whereas quantitative perceptions refer to the ma

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Technical Considerationsve a direct aesthetic impact and those that influence the aesthetic result in a more indirect fashion. For instance, an example of a technical variation that may directly influence the aesthetic result is an alar cinch suture. An example of an indirect factor would be technical variations that affec