Orthognatic surgery performed after skeletal Class II correction attempt using orthodontic camouflage: case report

Analina Braga APOLINÁRIO, Sergio Luiz MOTAJÚNIOR, Daniela Gomes de Rezende AZEVEDO, Lara Passos ALVIM, Fernanda Farage da Costa Felipe FERREIRA, Tariza Gallicchio MOREIRA, Marco Abdo GRAVINA

Introduction: The evolution of orthognatic surgery in the last few years has reduced the side effects of surgery, and increased patients and dentists satisfaction with the procedure. When properly indicated, it allows for orthodontic finalization with an aesthetically pleasing and functional occlusion and low relapse rates. Objective: This paper aims to report a clinical case of successful surgical-orthodontic retreatment of a patient with skeletal Class II malocclusion, rethrognatism and a supernumerary maxillary lateral incisor. Case report: The initial treatment was a failed attempt of orthodontic camouflage. After restudying the case, the proposed treatment consisted of a surgical-orthodontic approach with mandibular advancement, according to the patients skeletal and clinical characteristics. Results:The corrections proposed by the orthodontist and the oral and maxillofacial surgeon were achieved. Conclusion: The treatment was finished with satisfactory functional and aesthetic results.

Keywords: Malocclusion, Angle Class II. Retreatment. Orthognathic surgery.

How to cite: Apolinário AB, Mota-Júnior SL, Azevedo DGR, Alvim LP, Ferreira FFCF, Moreira TG, Gravina MA. Orthognatic surgery performed after skeletal Class II correction attempt using orthodontic camouflage: case report. Clin Orthod. 2022 Apr-May;21(2):97-110.

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