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The Sagittal split mandibular operation

A

is a good operation for closing an anterior open bite.

B

Has a very low incidence of inferior dental nerve anaesthesia or paraesthesia with a skilled operator.

C

Has a lower morbidity when used for pushing back a mandible than an intra oral vertical subsigmoid osteotomy.

D

Rarely leads to a non union of the osteotomy site

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