Minimally Invasive Jaw Surgery in Fairfield County, CT

Yes. Patients travel to our Trumbull office from throughout Fairfield County for minimally invasive orthognathic surgery consultations, often on a joint referral with their orthodontist.

No — orthognathic surgery is performed on adults well beyond their twenties once jaw growth is complete, which for most patients happens by their late teens or early twenties. Candidacy is based on your bite, jaw alignment, and functional or breathing concerns rather than an age cutoff.

There is no single Connecticut price for orthognathic surgery — cost depends on the complexity of the correction, whether one or both jaws are involved, hospital or facility fees, anesthesia, and insurance coverage. A case-specific estimate can be prepared after the surgical and orthodontic treatment plan is established.

Traditional orthognathic surgery and minimally invasive orthognathic surgery are different approaches to the same correction. The minimally invasive technique uses smaller incisions and advanced 3D surgical planning to reduce swelling, discomfort, and recovery time compared to the traditional approach, though not every case qualifies — the surgeon determines which technique fits your specific correction.