Post-surgical rehabilitation

After any maxillofacial surgery: bimaxillary, genioplasty, TMJ arthroscopy, etc. Essential for function recovery.

Characteristics

Post-surgical maxillofacial rehabilitation is essential for recovering joint range of motion and oral function after surgery. It begins early to fight edema, soften scars, and progressively restore mandibular mobility. Adapted physiotherapy follow-up ensures optimal recovery.

  • Post-operative opening limitation
  • Edema and tissue stiffness
  • Scars to soften
  • Temporary sensory disturbances

Physiotherapy treatment

  • Progressive range recovery
  • Scar massage and drainage
  • Adapted muscle strengthening
  • Oral function reintegration

Progress with treatment

Progress varies according to the condition and individual factors. Conservative options may be discussed after assessment, without a promised result or timeline.

Questions About TMJ Disorders

Characteristics

After any maxillofacial surgery: bimaxillary, genioplasty, TMJ arthroscopy, etc. Essential for function recovery.

Physiotherapy treatment

Progressive range recovery Scar massage and drainage Adapted muscle strengthening Oral function reintegration

How many sessions are needed?

The number and spacing of visits depend on assessment, response and goals. No duration or result can be guaranteed.

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