The impact of interpersonal support on patient satisfaction with orthognathic surgery

Decision Making from the Experience of Orthognathic Surgery Patients: A Grounded Theory Approach

“…The importance of social support from family and friends in decision making has also been identified in previous research (Holman et al 1995;Broder et al 2000;Bhamrah et al 2015). However, this study has identified the role of DCPs in supporting patients by enabling them to make a decision about orthognathic treatment.…”

Decision Making from the Experience of Orthognathic Surgery Patients: A Grounded Theory Approach

“…The importance of social support from family and friends in decision making has also been identified in previous research (Holman et al 1995;Broder et al 2000;Bhamrah et al 2015). However, this study has identified the role of DCPs in supporting patients by enabling them to make a decision about orthognathic treatment.…”

Sleep, Distressed Appearance, and Quality of Life Relate to Satisfaction with Orthognathic Surgery

“…Depression also plays a role in surgical outcome, and patients with depression had less improvement in quality of life after OGS [ 12 ]. Another study investigating the impact of social support on surgical satisfaction of OGS also reported a positive correlation [ 31 ]. These results should be interpreted with caution and may be explained by differences in study populations.…”

Patient-Reported Perceptions of Nasal Aesthetic and Functional Changes Following Le Fort I Osteotomy: A Postoperative Survey-Based Study

“…A substantial body of literature has evaluated patient satisfaction after orthognathic surgery. While many studies report overall positive satisfaction outcomes [17][18][19][20], dissatisfaction rates of approximately 15% have also been reported [21]. However, the number of studies specifically focusing on patient-reported perceptions of nasal aesthetics and breathing following Le Fort I osteotomy remains limited.…”

Decision Making from the Experience of Orthognathic Surgery Patients: A Grounded Theory Approach

“…The importance of social support from family and friends in decision making has also been identified in previous research (Holman et al 1995;Broder et al 2000;Bhamrah et al 2015). However, this study has identified the role of DCPs in supporting patients by enabling them to make a decision about orthognathic treatment.…”

Sleep, Distressed Appearance, and Quality of Life Relate to Satisfaction with Orthognathic Surgery

“…Depression also plays a role in surgical outcome, and patients with depression had less improvement in quality of life after OGS [ 12 ]. Another study investigating the impact of social support on surgical satisfaction of OGS also reported a positive correlation [ 31 ]. These results should be interpreted with caution and may be explained by differences in study populations.…”

Patient-Reported Perceptions of Nasal Aesthetic and Functional Changes Following Le Fort I Osteotomy: A Postoperative Survey-Based Study

“…A substantial body of literature has evaluated patient satisfaction after orthognathic surgery. While many studies report overall positive satisfaction outcomes [17][18][19][20], dissatisfaction rates of approximately 15% have also been reported [21]. However, the number of studies specifically focusing on patient-reported perceptions of nasal aesthetics and breathing following Le Fort I osteotomy remains limited.…”

Decision Making from the Experience of Orthognathic Surgery Patients: A Grounded Theory Approach

“…The importance of social support from family and friends in decision making has also been identified in previous research (Holman et al 1995;Broder et al 2000;Bhamrah et al 2015). However, this study has identified the role of DCPs in supporting patients by enabling them to make a decision about orthognathic treatment.…”

Sleep, Distressed Appearance, and Quality of Life Relate to Satisfaction with Orthognathic Surgery

“…Depression also plays a role in surgical outcome, and patients with depression had less improvement in quality of life after OGS [ 12 ]. Another study investigating the impact of social support on surgical satisfaction of OGS also reported a positive correlation [ 31 ]. These results should be interpreted with caution and may be explained by differences in study populations.…”

Patient-Reported Perceptions of Nasal Aesthetic and Functional Changes Following Le Fort I Osteotomy: A Postoperative Survey-Based Study

“…A substantial body of literature has evaluated patient satisfaction after orthognathic surgery. While many studies report overall positive satisfaction outcomes [17][18][19][20], dissatisfaction rates of approximately 15% have also been reported [21]. However, the number of studies specifically focusing on patient-reported perceptions of nasal aesthetics and breathing following Le Fort I osteotomy remains limited.…”