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Super Speciality Dental Hospital · Jaipur

Corrective Jaw Surgery

When the teeth are straight but the jaws are not, orthodontics alone cannot fix it.

Medically reviewedby Dr. Amit Sharma, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon · Founder Last reviewed
The short answer

Corrective Jaw Surgery at Dr. Amit Sharma Super Speciality Dental Hospital, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur — a NABH-accredited dental hospital with 30 beds and an MS-HDU, 12 dental specialities and 34 specialists on panel, in-house OPG, CBCT, CAD/CAM laboratory and pharmacy. Treatment is planned by the specialist who handles this procedure, costed in writing before it starts, and covered under RGHS, CGHS, ECHS, RHB, Indian Railways and Saras where applicable.

  • NABH accredited
  • 30 beds · MS-HDU
  • 12 specialities · 34 specialists
  • 9 govt & PSU panels
  • 1.5 lakh+ treatments
  • Open 7 days

Orthognathic surgery repositions the upper jaw, the lower jaw, or both, to correct a skeletal discrepancy. It is the treatment for a severe underbite, a marked open bite, significant facial asymmetry or a receded lower jaw that braces alone cannot address.

It is combined treatment: an orthodontist aligns the teeth within each jaw first, and the surgeon then places the jaws in the correct relationship to each other. Planning is done jointly from the outset.

Who needs it

Patients whose bite cannot be corrected by moving teeth alone — a Class III underbite where the lower jaw is genuinely longer, an anterior open bite that persists after growth, chin asymmetry, or a severely receded lower jaw with airway consequences.

The diagnosis is skeletal, not dental. Cephalometric analysis and a CBCT scan determine whether the problem lies in the teeth or in the bones carrying them.

The treatment timeline

Pre-surgical orthodontics typically takes twelve to eighteen months. Surgery follows, then a further six to nine months of finishing orthodontics. It is a long pathway and we set that expectation clearly at the first consultation.

Surgery is performed under general anaesthesia with fixation plates, so the jaws are not usually wired shut afterwards. Most patients are on a soft diet for six weeks.

What your treatment journey looks like

  1. Step 1
    Joint consultation

    Surgeon and orthodontist assess together, with photographs, CBCT and cephalometric analysis.

  2. Step 2
    Pre-surgical orthodontics

    Twelve to eighteen months of aligning the teeth within each arch.

  3. Step 3
    Surgery

    Jaw repositioning under general anaesthesia with rigid internal fixation.

  4. Step 4
    Finishing & retention

    Final orthodontic detailing, then retainers and long-term review.

Frequently asked questions

Will my face change?

Yes — that is often part of the point. Profile changes are predicted in advance with 3D planning software so you see the expected outcome before you agree to surgery.

Is this covered by RGHS or CGHS?

Coverage depends on the indication and your entitlement. Functional and reconstructive cases are frequently considered; the front desk will check your specific scheme before treatment begins.

How long is the hospital stay?

Typically one to two nights, followed by review appointments at one week, one month and then at intervals through the finishing phase.

Why this matters for your case

Corrective Jaw Surgery in a hospital setting, not a single chair

Most dental care in Jaipur is delivered from single-chair clinics. The difference shows up when a case needs bone work, sedation, inpatient monitoring or a second speciality on the same day.

Accreditation
NABH-accredited dental hospital
Typical clinicClinic registration only
Inpatient capability
30 beds with an MS-HDU for post-operative monitoring
Typical clinicDay-chair only; complex cases referred out
Specialities under one roof
12 dental specialities, 34 specialists on panel
Typical clinicOne or two dentists, visiting consultants
Surgical setup
In-house operating setup, sedation and general anaesthesia support
Typical clinicLocal anaesthesia procedures only
Diagnostics
In-house OPG, CBCT, pathology lab and pharmacy
Typical clinicExternal radiology and pharmacy referral
Government & PSU empanelment
9 government / PSU panels accepted
Typical clinicUsually none
Clinical volume
50+ OPD patients a day; 1.5 lakh+ treatments completed
Typical clinicLow single-practitioner volume
Costing
Written treatment plan and cost before anything is started
Typical clinicVerbal estimate, revised during treatment
Trust & proof

Who treats you, and what stands behind it

Patients travelling from Jaipur are seen by the specialist whose field the problem sits in — not by whoever is free. Every plan is imaged, written down and costed before treatment begins.

Dr. Amit Sharma
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon · Implantologist

Leads the surgical and implant service — single-tooth to full-arch and zygomatic rehabilitation, impacted third molars, cysts, jaw pathology and facial trauma, all planned on CBCT before surgery.

Dr. Kopal Sharma
Prosthodontist · Smile Design

Handles crowns, veneers, full-mouth rehabilitation and implant prosthetics, designed digitally and milled on the in-house CAD/CAM unit for shade and fit accuracy.

Dr. Deepak Sharma
Endodontist · Microscopic Root Canals

Treats painful, previously failed and calcified canals under a dental operating microscope, including retreatment and apical surgery where a tooth is worth saving.

Meet the full specialist team
Your next step

Get a written plan and cost before you commit

Corrective Jaw Surgery is planned on imaging first, quoted in writing, and carried out by the specialist whose field it sits in. Call the hospital or book online and bring any previous OPG or CBCT with you.

reception@dramitsharmahospital.com