Assessment of Change in SOC of Parents Participating in the Treatment of Their Children Having Cleft Lip &amp; Palate Anomalies

Kamble, Ranjit; Shrivastav, Sunita; Sangtani, Jimmy; Ahuja, Monika; Bidwai, Pooja; Murarka, Shriya Prakash

doi:10.14260/jemds/2020/532

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“…Within 2-4 weeks, an expansion (active) of 0.3 to 0.5mm occurs in the palate [ 23 ]. Cleft lip and palate birth abnormalities are among the most prevalent birth malformations, and the second is oral cleft [ 24 , 25 ]. As recently as the 1940s, Graber advocated Rapid Maxillary Expansion as a method to treat patients suffering from cleft lip and palate problems [ 26 ].…”

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Maxillary Expansion and Its Effects on Circummaxillary Structures: A Review

Patil¹,

Lakhe²,

Niranjane³

2023

Cureus

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Transverse maxillary discrepancies are the most common. The narrowed upper arch is the most prevalent problem an orthodontist encounter while treating adolescent and adult patients. Maxillary expansion is a technique used to increase the upper arch's transverse dimension to apply forces to widen the upper arch. For young children, a narrow maxillary arch has to be corrected using orthopedic and orthodontic treatments. In an orthodontic treatment plan, it is crucial to update transverse maxillary defeat. There are various clinical manifestations associated with a transverse maxillary deficiency which include a narrow palate, crossbite mainly seen in posteriors (unilateral or bilateral), severe crowding in anterior teeth, and cone-shaped hypertrophy can be seen. Some frequently used therapies for constricted upper arch include slow maxillary expansion, rapid maxillary expansion, and surgically assisted rapid maxillary expansion. Slow maxillary expansion requires light and constant force, whereas rapid maxillary expansion needs heavy pressure for activation. The surgical-assisted rapid maxillary expansion has gradually become popular to correct transverse maxillary hypoplasia. The maxillary expansion has various consequences on the nasomaxillary complex. There are multiple effects of maxillary expansion on the nasomaxillary complex. Mainly, the effect is seen on the mid-palatine suture along with the palate, maxilla, mandible, temporomandibular joint, soft tissue, and anterior and posterior upper teeth. It also affects functions like speech and hearing. Information on maxillary expansion is provided in depth in the following review article, along with its various effects on the surrounding structure.

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Maxillary Expansion and Its Effects on Circummaxillary Structures: A Review

Patil¹,

Lakhe²,

Niranjane³

2023

Cureus

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“…CLP and CP are diverse processes of the fetus from commotion to dissimilar phases of development and have different epidemiological and hereditary features [7,10]. A number of studies addresseed the approaches of management and rehabilitations of cleft lip [11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Orthognathic Surgery's Effects on Subjects with Cleft Lips' Speech and Breathing

Lohiya

Chimurkar

2021

JPRI

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Cleft lip frequently vitrine intense dent facial abnormalities that demand orthognathic surgical operation. Orthognathic surgical operation in those fatalities generally consists of now no longer closest maxillary Cleft development, however in addition sagittal, horizontal, and vertical motion of each jaws. Exact making strategies and implementation bids many complications, due to the occurrence of prodigious blemish tissues as of former operations, tissue deficits, the unruly of positioning a sections of jaw and tender muscles. Other challenging conditions in cleft victims are nuisances associated with post-surgical air route, dialog, velopharyngeal failure, nerve harm, and impurities. This appraisal is embattled on orthognathic surgical procedure in cleft lip patients, administration, practices, accomplishment, and pains. Cleft lip befalls when one or both median adenoidal progressions bomb to wrath through the agreeing maxillary progression. The strictness of lifting diverges as of an unimportant indentation in the higher lip to a dual cleft encompassing the anterior naris in collaboration The nasal septum diverges sideways from the non-cleft in an autonomous cleft lip. The muscles on the median cross of the cleft (transverse muscles of the nose and orbicularis oris) are not introduced into any of the muscles on the contralateral lateral or the skins from place to place the adenoidal septum because of this. Nasolabial (transverse nasalis, levatorlabiisuperioris, and levator labiisuperiorisalaequenasi), bila- bial (orbicularis oris), and labiomental (depressor angulioris) are the three functional groupings of superficial facial muscles that are all eliminated inferiorly. The underdevelopment of the incisor-bearing region of the maxilla is also significant. These abnormalities, by chance, inspire the mucocutaneous muscles, resulting in dislodgment of the anterior naris casing from the upper portion of the lip, disavowal of the labial skin, and anomalies of the easy skins on the opposite side of the mucocutaneous intersection.

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“…consistent with cleft cases. The first to include angular and linear measurements for the impacted canine in addition to vertical and horizontal ones were Ericson and Kurol et al [6][7][8][9][10][11] canine cusp tip distance to occlusal plane (d-distance), canine impact angle (α-angle), and canine sagittal split (ssector) (sector 1, between the midline and the axis of the central incisor; sector 2, between the axis of the central and lateral incisors; or sector 3, between the axis of the lateral and central incisors) [12][13][14]. These factors determine the likelihood of an impacted tooth, the time required for orthodontic traction, and the intensity of treatment necessary to move an impacted tooth.…”

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Kumar and Daigavane's Impacted Maxillary Canine Grading System: A New Classification System For Treatment of Cleft Lip and Palate

Kumar¹,

Daigavane²

2022

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IntroductionMaxillary canines are the most commonly impacted teeth, second only to third molars. Cleft lip and palate patients have a higher chance of impacted canines due to defects in bone formation and the soft tissue enclosing it. Various authors have used two-dimensional radiographs and developed grading systems to streamline treatment modalities to deal with the impacted canines. Material and MethodsA study was conducted in the Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics. Children aged nine to 12 were selected for this evaluation based on both clinical and radiographic examination. Four different parameters were set to evaluate the impacted canine location. which was based on angulation, vertical height, root apex location, and defect area involved. ResultBased on these evaluations, a classification was developed by the present authors, and later the cases were assessed as per the new system that we named Kumar and Daigavane's (KD) Impacted Maxillary Canine Grading System which we developed to give us more clarity for treatment and prognosis for treatment of cleft lip and palate. ConclusionA three-dimensional evaluation is also advised for a better understanding of the impacted canines. Many of the shortcomings of the two-dimensional assessment can be diminished. This new grading system will improve cleft diagnosis and prognosis in patients with cleft lips and/or palates.

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Assessment of Change in SOC of Parents Participating in the Treatment of Their Children Having Cleft Lip & Palate Anomalies

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Maxillary Expansion and Its Effects on Circummaxillary Structures: A Review

Maxillary Expansion and Its Effects on Circummaxillary Structures: A Review

Orthognathic Surgery's Effects on Subjects with Cleft Lips' Speech and Breathing

Kumar and Daigavane's Impacted Maxillary Canine Grading System: A New Classification System For Treatment of Cleft Lip and Palate

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