You might investigate orthopedic stem cell therapy as a less invasive treatment for bone repair. You'll need a proper assessment, of course, but if you're a goo

You might investigate orthopedic stem cell therapy as a less invasive treatment for bone repair. You'll need a proper assessment, of course, but if you're a good candidate, it is essentially injections rather than surgery. Or, it might be minimally invasive surgery in order to prepare the area, which is still far better than getting full-blown maxillofacial surgery again. Also, a year is not all that long. Many surgeons advise waiting 18 months in these kind of bone tissue generation/delayed union situations.