
Jaw Surgery in Westlake, TX
Correcting how the jaw works and how it frames your face. Function and a sculpted jawline, in one surgical plan.
What Is Jaw Surgery?
Jaw surgery, known medically as orthognathic surgery, corrects the position and structure of the jaws. It can resolve problems with the bite, chewing, breathing, and speech, and it can reshape the jawline itself into a more balanced, sculpted profile.
Patients come to it for two reasons, and often both. Some have structural or congenital issues that braces alone cannot fix. Others want a stronger, more defined jawline. Dr. Stone is one of the few surgeons in the DFW Metroplex who offers this procedure, performing it with both the precision of a surgeon and the eye of an artist.

Function and Beauty,
Addressed Together
Corrects misaligned bites and structural problems that affect chewing, breathing, and speech, often where orthodontics alone cannot.
Reshapes the jaw into a more symmetrical, defined profile, enhancing the balance of the whole face, not just the jaw in isolation.
Repositioning the bone addresses the root of the problem, delivering lasting results in both how the jaw works and how it looks.
The Jaw Surgery Process at Stone Dental Implant Center
1. Consultation & 3D Scan
X-rays, 3D facial scans, bite impressions, and photographs map the structure of your face and jaw, so the plan is built around your exact anatomy.
2. Planning Your Treatment
Dr. Stone designs a plan around your goals, functional, aesthetic, or both. In some cases this is coordinated with orthodontic treatment, with braces worn before surgery.
3. Jaw Surgery
Performed under general anesthesia, the jaw is accessed through incisions inside the mouth to avoid visible scarring. The bone is repositioned and secured, sometimes over more than one phase.
4. Healing
Initial healing takes up to six weeks, with complete healing by about twelve weeks. A liquid or soft diet and a splint may be part of recovery, guided by clear instructions from Dr. Stone.
5. Your Transformed Jawline
The result is a jaw that works better and frames your face beautifully, balanced, sculpted, and natural.
Why Choose Stone Dental Implant Center for Jaw Surgery
Jaw surgery is where function and facial aesthetics meet, and few surgeons are trained to see both at once. As a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon known for her eye for the jawline, Dr. Stone plans every case around how your face will work and how it will look.
One of the few surgeons in the DFW Metroplex offering jaw surgery
One surgeon, start to finish, Dr. Stone plans and performs your surgery herself
Function and aesthetics addressed together, not as separate problems
Incisions placed inside the mouth to avoid visible scarring
Every plan built around your whole face, with a surgeon's eye for the jawline

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Contact UsThe cost depends on the approaches your particular case requires, including whether it is done in one phase or several. Stone Dental Implant Center provides full cost information at your consultation, with financing options available.
Jaw surgery repositions the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both to correct the bite, structure, and appearance. It can resolve functional problems with chewing, breathing, and speech, and reshape the jawline.
Insurance may cover jaw surgery when it restores function, such as correcting a bite or breathing problem. Coverage for cosmetic goals is less likely. We recommend contacting your insurer, and our team can help you understand your benefits.
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia, so you feel nothing during it. Afterward, swelling and discomfort are managed with prescribed medication, and most patients are surprised by how manageable recovery is.
Initial healing takes up to six weeks, with complete healing by about twelve weeks. You may follow a liquid or soft diet for a time and wear a splint as your jaw settles into its new position.
No. The jaw is typically accessed through incisions inside the mouth, so there are no visible scars on the face.
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