Orthognathic surgery, or jaw surgery, is considered for non-growing adult orthodontic cases when conventional treatment isn’t sufficient for complex issues. Some complex orthodontic issues include an open bite or a receding lower jaw. Jaw surgery is a collaborative effort involving orthodontists, general dentists, and oral surgeons, with treatment plans based on comprehensive assessments. This integrated approach typically combines pre-surgery orthodontic alignment, surgical correction, and post-operative orthodontic adjustments. Cases that require orthognathic surgery can span from 1 to 3 years to achieve optimal oral health and functional bite alignment.