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Cleft next to adjacent teeth BEFORE they erupted -tooth will not be stable in a cleft CI 6-8 LI 7-8 Canine 10-12

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Section 1

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Cleft next to adjacent teeth BEFORE they erupted -tooth will not be stable in a cleft CI 6-8 LI 7-8 Canine 10-12

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Determines when grafting occurs in cleft

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Lip/nose Palate Treatment of velopharyngeal incompetence (VPI) -speak in oral cavity alone, speak while breathing through nose Alveolar repair -class III - mx won't grow anteriorly, mn continues to grow Jaw position Reconstruction of missing dentition Then soft tissue construction if needed

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Anatomical cleft in order of repair

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Lip Alveolus Palate

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Complete cleft

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Community based resource for dental care -seen very young and need to be followed over time -series of operations until 20 years old due to scarring Maintain dentition and oral health Monitor growth and development Work with cleft palate team that is multi disciplinary Objective is restoration to oral health and normalization of appearance

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Role of general dentist in management of cleft lip/palate patients

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Stable alveolus for dental reconstruction Closes communication between oral/nasal -retrograde regurgitation -nasal air emission -close fistula to nose and graft for stability

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Why alveolar cleft needs to be repaired

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Not an abcense of tissue Tissue just isn't in place its supposed to be and isnt' fused -8 weeks in utero -a lot of cleft patients have heart problems too (murmur or defect), cardiac forms at same time as face

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What cleft is and when it occurs to increase other risks of defect

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1:800-1000 live births -most common congenital anomaly in orofacial region -can be diagnosed in utero -1st trimester defect that doesn't close -all clefts are different

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Prevelance of cleft palate

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Cleft lip Cleft alveolus Cleft palate Hypodontia vs supernumerary teeth Growth alteration -operation to repair cleft creates a scar, not as elastic, restricted mx growth —> cross bite Functional impairment - speech and mastication Facial appearance challenges

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Components of "cleft palate"

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Nose is flared out Do z incisions instead of straight line - eyes see straight lines better Where mx CI (Pre-mx segment), moveable piece

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Cheiloplasty (lip closure) - 3 mo Palatoplasty (palate closure) - 1 year Alveolar cleft grafting (3-9 years) -due to tooth eruption sequence Orthognathic surgery (16-18 years) Nose and lip revision (final adult)

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Timing of treatment by age

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Hypoplasia (usually LI) Dysmorphism Position in dental arch Supernumerary teeth

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Assessed to determine prognosis of teeth approximating cleft

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Segment collapse and transverse mx deficiency May be difficult to expand prior to eruption of 1st molars (6 years) Expansion can be accomplished by utilizing primary dentition Graft is placed after confirmation by ortho -Can expand after grafting *be careful moving teeth adjacent to cleft -Teeth erupt through grafts

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Ortho intervention of alveolar cleft repair

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High caries rate Challenges with oral hygiene -lip is tight due to scarring, hard to get under it to clean teeth Must maintain optimum oral health Multiple ortho interventions -palatal expansion Staged alignment and leveling

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Challenges in dental home for cleft patients

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Multi-disciplinary

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Cleft team

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Usually by skeletal maturity

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When cleft treatment is competed by

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Class III

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Most likely skeletal relationship for cleft palate

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Presurigcal ortho to align and level teeth Bone graft of cleft alveolus prior to mx osteotomy LeFort I

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Ortho and surgery sequence for cleft palate

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Anterior iliac crest -particular cancellous marrow bone -highly cellular graft gives best results

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Best bone to use for alveolar cleft repair and in high supply

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Alveolar cleft reconstruction (grafting) Orthognathic surgery (jaw repositioning) with skeletal malocclusion -LeFort I -Mn -Distraction osteogenesis Dental reconstructions (implants)

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Role of OMS with cleft lip/palate

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