11/03/2026
A case I treated seven years ago illustrates the evolution of our interdisciplinary approach. We can also treat skeletal asymmetries to some extent.
This 30-year-old patient came to us seeking improvement of her function and discomfort, she didn’t consider orthognathic surgery. On the right side we chose to correct her crossbite using upper symmetric expansion with MARPE and, on the lower left side, applied the technique — allowing controlled movement of teeth beyond their original bony housing while simultaneously enhancing the periodontal phenotype.
Seven years later, she returned for a follow-up CBCT, giving us the opportunity to evaluate the stability of the graft over time. The long-term results speak for themselves.
Today, we have treated more than 120 cases with The Surgical Orthodontic Concept, with success observed 7–8 years post-treatment.
Join us in Barcelona this June 2026 for our course, where we will present many clinical cases, share detailed treatment protocols, and provide all the tools you need to implement this approach in your daily practice.