Comprehensive Double Jaw Surgery in Townsend
Bring your bite into better balance through orthognathic jaw surgery. With detailed planning, professional treatment helps improve jaw movement and reduce daily discomfort, while also addressing concerns connected to restricted breathing. You’ll work with board-certified oral & maxillofacial surgeons who focus on careful, patient-specific care.
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Premier Center for Oral, Dental Implant & Facial Surgery helps patients across Townsend with customized jaw surgery designed around bite function and facial structure. From your first evaluation through recovery guidance, our doctors work with you to reduce daily discomfort and help your jaw move more comfortably.
About Us
Focused care from trusted jaw surgeons
Dr. Ilya Garibyan and Dr. Tiffany Kuang, board-certified oral and maxillofacial specialists, provide skilled guidance for patients who need orthognathic jaw surgery. Using modern techniques and individualized planning, they help address concerns related to jaw position, bite function, and facial proportion. Every case is reviewed closely so the procedure is aligned with the patient’s health needs and treatment goals.

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Ilya Garibyan

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Tiffany Kuang
Why local patients rely on our team for jaw surgery
Patient comfort comes first
We work to make each visit feel calm and supportive, helping patients feel more at ease throughout treatment.
Modern surgical planning
Our team uses advanced imaging and careful techniques to plan orthognathic surgery with a high level of precision.
Care for a range of oral health concerns
We provide tailored surgical options for patients who need anything from tooth removal to more advanced corrective treatment.
Clearer billing support
We work with patients to make insurance and payment details easier to understand before treatment begins.
Prompt care for urgent needs
Dental emergencies can become stressful quickly, which is why we make urgent surgical concerns a priority when scheduling allows.
Care that works with your providers
For jaw correction surgery, our doctors can communicate with your dentist or orthodontist to support a smoother treatment plan.
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Words from patients we’ve cared for

A more balanced bite can change daily comfort
When the jaws don’t align properly, simple routines become frustrating or uncomfortable. Double jaw surgery may be considered when both jaws contribute to bite concerns, facial imbalance, or restricted function. Using advanced diagnostic tools, we build a plan that reflects your anatomy and supports more comprehensive surgical care.
During your consultation, our jaw surgeons explain what may be causing your concerns and review whether treatment should focus on one jaw or both. You’ll receive practical guidance throughout the process, helping you make informed decisions about your treatment.
Ways jaw correction surgery can support better function
Overbite
A deep overbite places extra pressure on the teeth and jaw joints. With personalized orthognathic jaw surgery, treatment helps create a healthier bite position.
Underbite
When the lower jaw extends too far forward, facial harmony and bite function can both be affected. Jaw correction surgery helps bring the bite into better alignment.
Open bite
If the front teeth don’t meet as they should, eating and speaking becomes harder than they need to be. Patients in Townsend benefit from care designed to improve bite contact.
Facial discomfort or TMJ concerns
Jaw imbalance can contribute to ongoing facial discomfort, headaches, or joint clicking. Carefully planned treatment helps improve the way your bite functions and reduce strain.
Sleep apnea concerns
When jaw position affects the airway, breathing during sleep becomes more difficult. Jaw correction surgery helps support better airflow by improving jaw alignment.
Protruding chin or receding chin
When chin position affects facial proportion, surgical correction helps bring the features into better balance. Surgery is planned around both function and facial appearance.
Improve how your jaw moves, feels, and functions
A misaligned bite affects far more than the way your teeth come together. It makes chewing harder, adds strain to the facial muscles, and makes clear speech feel more difficult. When bite problems keep the mouth from working comfortably, everyday habits like eating and talking become frustrating. Orthognathic jaw surgery in Townsend is there to help correct the structural cause of these concerns by repositioning the bone for improved balance and more natural movement. Through advanced imaging and patient-specific planning, our team creates a surgical approach based on your anatomy and specific goals. The goal is to ease discomfort and support lasting function.

What happens before, during, and after treatment

Preparing for surgery
Before jaw surgery, your orthodontic treatment helps bring the teeth into a better position. At the same time, our team plans the joint movement using detailed 3D imaging.
The surgical appointment
During orthognathic surgery, the procedure is performed under general anesthesia in a hospital setting. The bone is carefully repositioned, then stabilized with small plates and screws.
Healing and follow-up care
After surgery, you’ll return for check-ins so your progress can be monitored. Additional orthodontic adjustments may also be recommended to help support proper alignment as you heal.

Advanced treatment technology
Modern tools for confident treatment planning
Detailed planning plays an important role in successful jaw surgery. That’s why our practice uses 3D cone beam imaging and navigation tools to evaluate the facial structure from multiple angles before treatment begins. This technology helps us understand the concern clearly and create an accurate surgical plan. With our in-office 3D printer, we can also design custom guides and prosthetics that support a more precise procedure. Patients looking for double jaw surgery in Ayer, orthognathic surgery in Chelmsford, jaw surgeons in Massachusetts/Central Massachusetts, or jaw correction surgery in Groton can schedule a consultation to discuss their options.
Take the next step toward better jaw function
From ongoing facial discomfort to breathing concerns connected to bite position, our team provides personalized guidance for jaw correction surgery. Meet with Dr. Ilya Garibyan or Dr. Tiffany Kuang, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, to learn what treatment may involve.

