Innovative Orthognathic Jaw Surgery in Leominster, MA
Support better jaw position and smoother movement with treatment guided by advanced planning. Our board-certified jaw surgeons help patients address alignment concerns that can contribute to discomfort, bite issues, or airway-related challenges.
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Patients in Leominster turn to Premier Center for Oral, Dental Implant & Facial Surgery for jaw correction surgery, planned with comfort and facial balance in mind. Our experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons guide each step with clear communication and support through recovery.
About Us
Jaw surgeons with advanced clinical experience
Dr. Ilya Garibyan and Dr. Tiffany Kuang are board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons with focused experience in jaw surgery. Using modern planning technology and refined surgical techniques, they help patients address jaw misalignment issues. Each treatment plan is shaped around the individual patient, with close attention to precise clinical care.

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Ilya Garibyan

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Tiffany Kuang
Why patients in Leominster turn to us for orthognathic jaw surgery
Comfort-focused visits
We create a calm & supportive setting so patients can feel more at ease before, during, and after treatment.
Advanced clinical technology
Our team uses 3D imaging and modern surgical planning tools to support safety and efficiency during jaw surgery.
Personalized treatment options
We design care around each patient’s needs, whether the concern involves facial balance or a more complex surgical plan.
Insurance guidance
We work with many insurance providers and help patients understand coverage details so the process feels clearer from the start.
Urgent care support
When dental emergencies arise, our team prioritizes prompt scheduling and timely attention whenever appointment availability allows.
Connected care planning
Our jaw surgeons coordinate with your dentist or orthodontist to help create a smoother path from diagnosis through recovery.
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Feedback from patients across our community

Support a healthier bite with careful planning
When your bite feels uneven or your jaw position creates strain, orthognathic jaw surgery can help support better function and a more balanced facial profile. By repositioning the jaw with careful surgical planning, we can help patients in Leominster address concerns that may affect chewing, speech, breathing comfort, or overall jaw movement. Advanced imaging gives our team a detailed view of your anatomy, allowing each procedure to be planned with accuracy and patient comfort in mind.
During your consultation, we’ll take time to understand your symptoms and explain whether upper or lower jaw surgery may be appropriate. You’ll receive straightforward guidance from the beginning, so you can feel more prepared for treatment and recovery.
Where jaw correction surgery can be helpful
Overbite
When the upper teeth extend too far over the lower teeth, biting and chewing may feel strained. Upper jaw surgery may help improve alignment and support more comfortable function.
Underbite
A lower jaw that sits too far forward can affect speech clarity and facial balance. Lower jaw surgery may help bring the bite into a more stable position.
Open bite
When the front teeth don’t meet as they should, everyday functions can become more difficult. Patients in Leominster may benefit from a personalized evaluation for corrective treatment.
Chronic facial pain or TMJ concerns
Jaw misalignment may contribute to ongoing facial discomfort or frequent headaches. Orthognathic surgery may help reduce strain when alignment is part of the problem.
Obstructive sleep apnea
Jaw position can play a role in airway limitations for some patients. In select cases, repositioning the jaws may support improved breathing during sleep.
Prominent or recessed chin
When the chin appears too forward or set back, jaw positioning may affect facial harmony. A carefully planned procedure can help create a more balanced profile.
Improve how your jaw moves and feels
A misaligned jaw can affect the way you bite and/or speak. When chewing becomes difficult, meals may feel uncomfortable, and ongoing strain can create added stress around the face or jaw joints. Orthognathic surgery helps address these concerns by repositioning the jaw with a plan built around your anatomy. Patients in Leominster receive care guided by detailed imaging and a thoughtful surgical approach. At your consultation, we’ll take time to understand what you’re experiencing and explain how our procedure can help improve your bite. If treatment is recommended, you’ll receive clear guidance from planning through recovery.

A clear path from planning to recovery

Before treatment
Before jaw surgery, your orthodontist helps prepare your teeth for the planned bite position. Our team uses advanced imaging to evaluate your jaw structure and create a surgical plan.
During treatment
Your procedure is performed with anesthesia based on your surgical needs. During orthognathic surgery, the jawbone is carefully repositioned and stabilized with small plates and screws.
After treatment
Follow-up visits help us monitor healing and support your recovery. Some patients may continue orthodontic care after surgery to help maintain alignment as the bite settles.

Modern tools
Advanced technology for precise planning
Our practice uses 3D cone beam imaging and advanced navigation tools to study your jaw structure in detail before jaw correction surgery. This clear view helps our team plan treatment with accuracy, understand the relationship between your bite and facial structure, and create a more organized surgical experience. We also use our in-office 3D printer to support the creation of custom surgical guides and dental prosthetics with a high level of precision.
This technology helps us personalize care for patients across Massachusetts, including those exploring precise jaw surgery in Groton, advanced orthognathic surgery in Fitchburg, personalized jaw correction surgery in Townsend, and trusted jaw surgeons in Ayer.
Get answers from experienced specialists
Jaw discomfort and bite concerns can affect more of your routine than you may expect. Request a consultation in Leominster with Dr. Ilya Garibyan or Dr. Tiffany Kuang, board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons who provide thoughtful planning for orthognathic jaw surgery.

