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Ueki K et al. – Results suggest the position and angle of the proximal segment, including the condyle, could change after IVRO. This could be associated with symptomatic improvement in TMJ, and extreme medial displacement of the proximal segment could delay recovery from lower lip hypoesthesia.

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