Which Will Go First? Full Upper Dental Implants or Jaw Surgery to Correct Underbite? (photo)

Surgery is typically first. Your oral surgeon and cosmetic dentist whould be in contact to coordinate the treatment. They together can will be able to give you better sense of timing.

Normally you would start with ortho and then do surgery and then complete your orthodontics and then replace your missing teeth with implants good luck

 

Kevin Coughlin DMD, MBA, MAGD     CEO Baystate Dental PC

This will change your life in so many ways!  It is great that you are proceeding with this surgery.  It is VITALLY important that you find a great restorative dentist AND oral surgeon that work as a team!

The best way to proceed would be to complete the surgery first and then follow that by restoring your teeth.  If anybody  tells you differently, find another dentist! 

This will not be a quick fix,  After it is over, you will look back and be very glad that you did it!  It will improve the long-term health of your teeth and help prevent problems that would enevitably arise years down the road if you did not have this done.

Congratulations!!!

You should have a consultation with a very well experienced Cosmetic Dentist that works with an Oral Surgeon. You should probably have the jaw surgery FIRST, and when that is all healed and stable, then place the implants in the new position of your jaw.

Have the jaw surgery first.  Recuperation is usually 6-8 weeks.  Then have the implants done.  Good luck

This is a case best handled by a cosmetic dentist with an oral surgeon.  They would best be able to explain the process and timing.

Normally the surgery is first, but sometimes it can be done at the same time.  Healing does take time, usually 3-6 months but sometimes longer.