Analysis of the Complications in Patients Undergoing Orthognathic Surgery by Piezosurgery®: A 13 Years Retrospective Study

Orthognathic surgery is a branch of maxillo-facial increasingly in demand, which deals with the correction skeletal deformities. The aim present study to identify most common post-operative complications following orthognathic bimaxillary performed by means Piezosurgery®. Furthermore, through an examination available scientific literature, we wanted establish whether frequency postoperative were consistent those already reported. A retrospective on 58 patients who underwent bilateral sagittal osteotomy (BSSO) mandibular bone branch, maxillary Le Fort I mono-segmented or multi-segmented approach, and genioplasty technique using taken into consideration disorders temporomandibular joint (TMJ), paraesthesia hypoesthesia, asymmetries, nose enlargement, nasal septum deviation, obstruction, dental discolorations, pulpal necrosis, occlusion masticatory efficiency, gingival recession, periodontal problems, dysgeusia, nausea vomiting, weeping alterations, hearing delayed healing, superinfection, removal synthesis means, reoperation, cicatricial outcome, pneumothorax. It has been highlighted that number type matched reported recent literature reviews. Temporomandibular ones. only complication rate differed from was nerve damage, significantly lower. Post-surgical depend used surgical techniques, clinical work, treatment methods. use piezoelectric devices operations provides innovative, safe, effective compared traditional