Sleep apnea and mental health: psychological and emotional effects

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Orthognathic Surgery

Sleep apnea and mental health: psychological and emotional effects

Sleep apnea is a common condition that affects millions of people around the world. Physical symptoms, such as loud snoring and daytime fatigue, are well known, but sleep apnea can also have a significant impact on mental health. A recent study found that all domains of quality of life, from mental and emotional health functioning...

Orthognathic surgery and veneers: Can I have my surgery if I have dental veneers?

If you are considering orthognathic surgery, you may wonder if you can do it if you already have veneers. The short answer is yes, but it is important to keep some important considerations in mind. If you don't already have dental veneers, you may want to consider getting them after orthognathic surgery. Orthognathic surgery mobilizes...

Orthognathic surgery planning: why it is not always defined from the beginning

Many patients who visit us from other countries want to get their planning done early in their journey, and are surprised to learn that this is not possible until shortly before surgery. Why is this? Almost half of the patients at the Maxillofacial Institute are international patients from all over the globe, and many of...

Orthognathic surgery: how it improves breathing and athletic performance

In sports, seemingly insignificant factors can make the difference between success and mediocrity. The ability to breathe efficiently is essential for athletes, as adequate oxygenation of the body is essential to maintain optimal performance. In this sense, orthognathic surgery stands out: By correcting problems such as sleep apnea or airway obstruction, this surgery can dramatically...