Orthognathic Surgery (Jaw Repositioning)
Orthognathic surgery is surgery to reposition the upper or lower jaw. It is used to correct overbites, underbites, and other conditions. This type of surgery usually requires working with an orthodontist. The orthodontist aligns your teeth to fit to your new, post-surgery bite.
These surgeries are typically done in the hospital & anesthesia is billed by the anesthesiologist who generally accepts your medical insurance (if your insurance considers this a covered procedure).
For more information about orthognathic surgery and medical insurance, read this letter.
Does not include anesthesia or sedation if done in the office.
Does not include hardware (plates & screws) if done in the office.
Currently there is a $25 PPE fee added to these surgeries if we do them in our office.
Mandibular (lower jaw) sagittal split ramus osteotomy (SSRO): $2,800 per side
Mandibular (lower jaw) intraoral vertical ramus osteotomy (IVRO): $2,200 per side
Maxillary (upper jaw) Le Fort I osteotomy, 1 piece: $6,200
Maxillary (upper jaw) Le Fort I osteotomy, 2 pieces: $7,600
Maxillary (upper jaw) Le Fort I osteotomy, 3 pieces: $8,500
Subapical osteotomy (to reposition teeth instead of the whole jaw bone): $3,300
Genioplasty (chin repositioning): $2,800
Bone allograft (donor bone) for orthognathic surgery: $350 per osteotomy
Bone autograft (living bone from the patient) for orthognathic surgery: $1,600 per osteotomy