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Orthodontic Management of Cleft Palate
Early cleft lip and palate surgery alters the normal growth and development of the jaws. For this reason, children with cleft lip and palate will usually need orthodontic treatment to align their teeth in a desirable relationship. This makes the orthodontist an integral part of the craniofacial team.

Orthodontic treatment can begin as early as the first week of life, but it is generally deferred until 5-7 years of age.

This article provides an overview of the orthodontic care that should be provided for a child with cleft lip and palate.

Just click on Orthodontic Management of Cleft Palate to read the entire article!


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