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I'm bilateral cleft lip and palate 25(F). So today I met the guy he seemed fine. We talked about different things it went well. I wanna share 1 thing his feet were kinda dirty & his toenails were quite long & dirty as well. Other than that everything else was fine. Pls help me in making a decision I'm confused
2 days ago · Alliance for Smiles – Transforming the lives of children with cleft lip & palate. Our Mission. To forever improve and transform the lives of children and communities impacted by cleft lip and palate by providing free comprehensive treatment, while training and equipping local teams to sustainably provide quality, long-term care.
11 hours ago · Cleft lip and palate patients, in particular, can have anatomical variations because of previous palate surgery. The pterygomaxillary junction can be more sclerotic and there is a possibility that maxillary separation is more likely to occur close to the skull base or a fracture line can extend towards the skull base in these patients.
3 days ago · Materials and Methods. Seventy-five young (41 male; 34 female) participants (mean age: 13.6 months old) who went through a cleft palate or cleft lip operative procedure for the first time namely palatoplasty (for cleft palate correction) and labioplasty (for cleft lip correction) were recruited in this pragmatic study that was conducted from the year 2022 to 2023.
4 days ago · With Smile Train’s help, Leonardo gave his daughter the cleft care he dreamed of as a child. In Cebu, Philippines, Leonardo was over the moon when he learned his wife, Ranelyn, was pregnant with their first child. But when little Leana was born, one of his greatest fears came to life: She was born with a cleft, just like he was.
5 days ago · In addition, members of the CL/P group were asked about the diagnosis of CL/P (cleft lip, cleft palate, or cleft lip and palate), whether they had undergone a second surgery (yes/no), age at first surgery (months) and age at second surgery (months).
5 days ago · Segmental Le Fort I osteotomy is a powerful tool in the management of skeletal and occlusal discrepancies. Although it has been well studied in the non-cleft patients, few studies have looked at the stability of single versus segmental maxillary advancements in patients with cleft lip and palate [12, 13]. This study is the first to evaluate the ...
