Explore Maxillofacial Surgery With Dr. Newey Request a Consultation in Clearfield, Utah, Today
Whether you need to modify your upper jaw, lower jaw, chin, or any combination of these structures, Dr. Mark Newey can help. In practice since 2005, he has a wealth of experience performing corrective jaw surgery for patients in Clearfield, Layton, and other nearby communities. He performs about 10 jaw surgery procedures each year, making him a prime choice for your care.
The team at our oral surgeon's office in Clearfield, UT, is ready to work alongside your dentist and orthodontist to give you the best possible care. If you're ready to take the next step toward improved breathing, eating, and confidence, request an appointment or call us:
(801) 825-1116
What Patients Have to Say About Our Clearfield, UT, Practice
Had 4 wisdom teeth removed. They were super efficient and professional. They took care of everything and I was shocked to see how affordable it was. I would highly recommend them, they exceeded all of my expectations
View On GoogleDr Newey’s office and staff was super clean and professional, everyone was super nice. They did a great job on removing my 3 daughters wisdom teeth, all the same day and informing me and their after care. I was very happy!
View On GooglePaying for Your Corrective Jaw Surgery at Our Clearfield, UT, Practice
Misaligned jaws can result in oral health problems and future medical and dental complications. Because of this, many insurances will help cover the cost of corrective jaw surgery. We accept most insurances so this procedure is within reach. We are happy to check with your dental and medical insurance providers to determine your coverage.
If you have any out-of-pocket costs, you can finance your treatment through CareCredit®, a third-party lender that allows patients to pay for their care in affordable monthly installments.
Qualifying for Maxillofacial Surgery
Patients who qualify for maxillofacial surgery include those who:
Are Finished Developing
Patients should be finished developing before considering corrective jaw surgery. Women between the ages of 14 and 16 and men between the ages of 17 and 21 can be candidates.
Have a Jaw Problem
Jaws that are positioned incorrectly can be the result of genetics, a birth defect, a medical condition, or trauma to the jaw. While orthodontics can sometimes be enough to correct bite problems, orthognathic surgery may be required when the repositioning of the jaws, in addition to the teeth, is necessary.
Are Committed to the Process
Patients should understand the limitations of maxillofacial surgery, and have a realistic idea of what it can do for them. They should also be committed to the process, as it requires a liquid diet after the procedure and can take two to three years to complete.
The Orthognathic Surgery Process
Not only can you be assured you will receive exceptional care from a highly qualified oral surgeon, but our entire team is focused on your comfort.
Patients Appreciate Our Clearfield, UT, Team "I’m very impressed with Dr Newey and his staff."
I’m very impressed with Dr Newey and his staff. I had much less pain than I expected and they took very good care of me.
View On GoogleDr. Newey and his staff made my experience as quick, easy and stress free as could be. I highly recommend The Oral & Facial Surgery Center and is my first choice for any future oral surgeries!
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