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Modified Mandibular Inferior Border Sagittal Split Osteotomy Reduces Postoperative Risk for Developing Inferior Border Defects
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This study confirms the findings previously reported by our research group that the modified inferior border osteotomy technique in SSO results in a substantial lower frequency of persisting inferior border defects. Surgeons are advised to ensure that the lingual cortex of the inferior border is not included in the split during mandibular advancements, and in cases in which the advancement is more than 10 mm and/or the patient is older than 30 years, surgeons might want to consider using a bone graft or a bone graft substitute.
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