1. FACIAL ASYMMETRY
• Dr V.RAMKUMAR
• CONSULTANT
DENTAL
&FACIOMAXILLAR
Y SURGEON
• REG NO: 4118 –
TAMILNADU-INDIA(
ASIA)
2. Abnormal skeletal anatomy may be
described simply in forms of maxillary and
mandibular morphology, which may or may not
be further complicated by associated
abnormalities in other parts of the skull.
3. Facial Asymmetry can occur in three planes
Sagittal or Anteroposterior
Vertical
Transverse
13. MANDIBULAR LOWER FACIAL
DEFICIENCY
Microgenia and Retrogenia
Low angle (AP growth and transverse
growth are affected)
High angle (The growth is more vertical
than horizontal)
14. NASO MAXILLARY
HYPOPLASIA
Group 1. Involving dento alveolar segment
(Short columella)
Group 2. Excluding dento alveolar segment
(Binders syndrome, short cranial base)
Group 3. Cleft palate syndrome (Short nose)
Group 4. Panfacial problems
15. TOTAL MIDFACE HYPOPLASIA
It affects the whole midface including
orbital walls zygomatic region without cranial
mal formation.
Crouzon syndrome
Aperts syndrome
16. INVESTIGATION
WELL ORIENTED PHOTOGRAPHS
Radiographs
Posterior and lateral cephalograms
Model analysis
Arch alignment
Occlusion
Model surgery
Photocephalometry
Sterio lithography
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20. TREATMENT OPTIONS
Maxilla
Anterior maxillary osteotomy
Posterior maxillary osteotomy
Lefort I osteotomy and its modification
Lefort II osteotomy and its modification
Lefort III osteotomy and its modification
Quadrangular osteotomy