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Serving Newtown · about 22 minutes from Trumbull

Orthognathic Surgery in Newtown, CT

Newtown patients exploring corrective jaw surgery can reach our Trumbull office in about 22 minutes. These cases are planned jointly with an orthodontist, so sending current records before the consultation can help the surgeon understand the bite, jaw relationship, and treatment already underway.

Orthognathic Surgery in Newtown, CT consultation illustration

Making the decision

When jaw alignment needs surgical evaluation

Orthognathic surgery repositions one or both jaws when a skeletal jaw relationship contributes to problems that orthodontic tooth movement alone may not address. Evaluation considers the bite, chewing, speech, airway concerns, facial balance, jaw-joint symptoms, growth, and the patient’s goals.

Treatment is typically a coordinated process rather than a single appointment. Orthodontic preparation may be needed before surgery, detailed records and imaging guide the surgical plan, and orthodontic treatment commonly continues after initial healing. The sequence and timeline vary by diagnosis and individual response.

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An evaluation may help when

  • Chewing or biting is affected by how the jaws meet
  • An open bite, underbite, overbite, or asymmetry has a skeletal component
  • Speech, airway, or other functional concerns may relate to jaw position
  • An orthodontist recommends a surgical opinion before treatment planning

Your visit, step by step

What to expect

The exact plan is individualized, but most patients move through these three stages.

  • Step 1

    Coordinate the evaluation

    The surgeon and orthodontist review the bite, jaw relationship, health history, records, and goals to determine whether a combined treatment approach may be appropriate.

  • Step 2

    Complete planning and preparation

    When treatment proceeds, orthodontic preparation and detailed surgical planning are completed according to the diagnosis and the agreed sequence.

  • Step 3

    Surgery, healing, and orthodontic follow-up

    Post-operative visits monitor healing and function. The orthodontist continues treatment as appropriate, and the total recovery and finishing timeline differs for each patient.

Planning the trip

Plan for several coordinated visits

The drive from Newtown center is generally about 22 minutes, with travel time varying by neighborhood and traffic. Jaw-surgery planning and follow-up normally involve multiple visits, so ask your orthodontist to send current records before the consultation and plan transportation around the schedule provided by the surgical team.

115 Technology Dr B-101, Trumbull, CT 06611

Coordinated care

Your dentist stays in the loop

We accept referrals from general dentists and orthodontists in Newtown and the surrounding towns, and we request records ahead of the first visit so the consultation is decisive.

Serving patients from

  • Newtown Center
  • Sandy Hook
  • Botsford
  • Hawleyville
  • Dodgingtown
  • Palestine District

Orthognathic Surgery in Newtown — common questions

Many patients need orthodontic treatment before and after jaw surgery, but the plan depends on the bite and surgical goals. The orthodontist and surgeon develop the sequence together.

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Book your orthognathic surgery consultation at our Trumbull office — about 22 minutes from Newtown.

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