The textbook Orthognathic Surgery: Principles, Planning and Practice by Farhad B. Naini is a comprehensive guide focused on the diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical procedures associated with orthognathic surgery. The book integrates orthodontics, maxillofacial surgery, and facial aesthetics, providing a multidisciplinary approach to treating dentofacial deformities.
Key Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Orthognathic Surgery:
- Overview of indications and objectives.
- Importance of interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Facial Aesthetics:
- Analysis of facial proportions and symmetry.
- The role of soft-tissue evaluation in treatment planning.
- Diagnosis and Treatment Planning:
- Use of cephalometric analysis and 3D imaging.
- Detailed discussions on surgical prediction planning.
- Surgical Techniques:
- Procedures for mandibular, maxillary, and combined jaw surgeries.
- Use of distraction osteogenesis and surgical templates.
- Management of Complex Cases:
- Handling asymmetry, syndromic cases, and relapse prevention.
- Reconstruction techniques for congenital or acquired defects.
- Postoperative Care and Outcomes:
- Strategies for minimizing complications.
- Long-term follow-up to ensure functional and aesthetic stability.
- Emerging Technologies:
- Incorporation of virtual surgical planning (VSP).
- Advances in biomaterials and minimally invasive techniques.
Unique Features:
- High-quality illustrations and photographs.
- Step-by-step guides for procedures.
- Case studies demonstrating practical applications.
The book is designed for both novice and experienced practitioners, offering evidence-based insights into improving surgical outcomes while ensuring patient safety and satisfaction. For more detailed exploration, consider consulting the full text for in-depth examples and visual aids.
