The prosthetic management of edentulous patients with skeletal dysgnatism is difficult. Surgical treatment as Le-Fort-I-osteotomy or sagittal split and rigid fixation with plates can be helpful. Technique, indications and additional procedures are introduced in two clinical cases.
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