Is it bad if my teeth still don't touch properly after corrective jaw surgery?

Depending on what kind of surgery you had, it can be normal. Most often the goal of orthognathic (or jaw surgery) is to get the teeth as close to proper occlusion (lining up) as possible. Usually and oral surgeon can get the bite to be fairly close, but an orthodontist may be needed after to do the fine details.

Think about it this way, the teeth in your mouth can only be moved so much by braces etc. Which is why jaw surgery is often needed before orthodontic treatment. The jaw surgery is almost like driving your car to another town, and the orthodontics is like walking to a specific house in that area. Many times you can't do one without the other.

If your bite isn't proper, I would recommend going to see an orthodontist or general dentist once your jaw has healed from the surgery.

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