Prevalence of dental anomalies of number in different subphenotypes of isolated cleft palate

Schwartz, Jorge; Somensi, Daniele Salazar; Yoshizaki, Priscila; Reis, Luciana Laís Savero; Lauris, Rita de Cássia Moura Carvalho; Filho, Omar Gabriel da Silva; Dalben, Gisele da Silva; Garib, Daniela Gamba

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“…There is still controversy regarding prevalence by gender. [5] It is also found differences in the prevalence of affected teeth, but there is agreement that the most affected tooth is the third molar. [8] The restorative treatment of patients with dental agenesis in most cases is multidisciplinary, as the spaces should be distributed in the best way so that they can have a better ratio of size and tooth width.…”

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Esthetic rehabilitation with composite resin in a patient with lateral incisor agenesis

Vinha¹,

Kuga²,

Bandéca³

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“…Hence, spaces are kept for later work on the esthetic restoration. [5] Treatment in most cases is multidisciplinary, involving specialties such as orthodontics, dentistry, implant or prosthetic rehabilitation.…”

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Esthetic rehabilitation with composite resin in a patient with lateral incisor agenesis

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Kuga²,

Bandéca³

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“…Diversos estudios señalan que las anomalías dentales son más frecuentes en pacientes con fisura labiopalatina que en la población en general 14,[16][17][18] . Pueden ser alteraciones de número, forma, tamaño, tiempo de formación, calcificación y erupción que podrían afectar tanto la dentición temporal como la permanente.…”

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Fisura labiopalatina bilateral y su abordaje odontológico multidisciplinario. Reporte de caso

Villagra

Layera

Morales

2017

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Caso Clínico115 © Los autores. Este artículo es publicado por la revista Odontología Sanmarquina de la Facultad de Odontología, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Este es un artículo de acceso abierto, distribuido bajo los términos de la licencia Creative Commons Atribucion -No Comercia_Compartir Igual 4.0 Internacional. (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) que permite el uso no comercial, distribución y reproducción en cualquier medio, siempre que la obra original sea debidamente citada.Odontol. Sanmarquina 2017; 20(2): 115--120 http://dx.doi.org/10. 15381/os.v20i2.13936 Fisura labiopalatina bilateral y su abordaje odontológico multidisciplinario. Reporte de caso Bilateral cleft lip and palate and its multidisciplinary dental approach. Case report ResumenLa fisura labiopalatina es u na malformación c ongénita c raneofacial q ue s e desarrolla a partir de defectos embriológicos durante la formación de la cara. Las anomalías se presentan fundamentalmente en el labio superior, la premaxila, el paladar y en el piso nasal. A continuación se presenta un caso clínico de una paciente que ingresó a los 7 años de edad diagnosticada con fisura de labio y paladar bilateral tratada en la Unidad de Malformaciones Craneofaciales de la Facultad de Odontología de la Universidad de Chile. La paciente presentaba una relación clase III esqueletal, falta de desarrollo del tercio medio facial, posición protruida de la premaxila, una maloclusión molar Clase III bilateral acompañada de malposición y apiñamiento dentario. Se realizó tratamiento ortopédico de expansión maxilar y posteriormente ortodóncico con aparatología fija. Posterior a la extracción de los dientes supernumerarios, cirugía de injerto óseo y gingivoperiosteoplastía, se derivó a un rehabilitador quien realizó un puente adhesivo y carillas dentales, devolviendo la estética al sector anterosuperior. Para finalizar, se instaló en la paciente placas removibles de contención tanto superior como inferior. De esta manera, se obtuvieron resultados satisfactorios en términos de una oclusión funcional, estable y estética.Palabras clave: Fisura del paladar; Ortodoncia; Rehabilitación bucal. AbstractThe cleft lip and palate is a congenital craniofacial malformation that develops from embryological defects during the formation of the face. The anomalies occur mainly in the upper lip, premaxilla, palate and nasal floor. Here we introduce a case report of a patient who was admitted at 7 years old diagnosed with bilateral cleft lip and palate treated in the Craniofacial Malformations Unit of the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Chile. The patient presented a Class III skeletal relationship, lack of development of the facial middle third, protruding position of the premaxilla, a bilateral Class III molar malocclusion with malposition and dental crowding. An orthopedic treatment of maxillary expansion was performed followed by an orthodontic treatment with fixed appliance. Following the extraction of supernumerary teeth, bone graft surgery and gingivope...

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“…It could be that the discrepancy between the parent and child is due to lack of communication, or extenuating familial circumstances. Silva et al (2014) found that better family relationships showed closer agreement between the parent and child, while a greater care-giving burden or heightened stress within the family, led to a greater disagreement within the dyad. Another reason for the discrepancy could be the parents' inability to recognize slow, incremental progress that the child has made, rather continuing to label the child has having significant challenges in his or her life that may have resolved.…”

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“…Another area worthy of investigation is the role of parental mental health in communicating a child's quality-of-life. Silva et al (2014) examined quality of life and psychological problems as it related to children with asthma. It was observed that better family relationships showed closer agreement between the parent and child, while a greater care-giving burden (e.g: more severe illness) lead to a greater disagreement within the dyad.…”

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Parent and child perceptions of disordered speech associated with cleft lip and/or palate

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Background & Purpose Approximately 50% of children born with cleft lip and/or palate (CL/P) will need speech and language intervention (Lockhart, 2003). Speech difficulties are related to poorer academic performance, higher risk of retention in younger grades, and greater risk of being bullied or having a low self-esteem (Byrd, 1994; Lockhart, 2003). Since parents are the primary decision makers when it comes to treatment for their child, how closely do parents' perceptions of speech, appearance, and emotional consequences match the perception of their child? This study assessed differences in perceptions between parents and children with CL/P regarding speech, the emotional impact of having a cleft, and quality of life. Methods & Description Twenty parent-child dyads were recruited at a University based cleft palate clinic. The children were between 7 and 17 years of age, with a diagnosis of cleft palate, cleft lip and alveolus, submucous cleft only, or cleft lip and palate. During a routine clinic appointment, the child and a parent/legal guardian completed the VPI Effects of Life Outcome (VELO) Survey. Parents and children completed the VELO Survey separately to facilitate open, unbiased responses, especially regarding sensitive issues such as facial appearance and emotional health. Results Overall, parents and their affected children did not view the child's speech significantly differently. A Wilcoxon signed rank test found that the differences between parent and child responses were not significant (p=0.3979). Gender, age, and cleft type were v not found to have statistically significant impact on differences between parent and child scores. The VELO Survey is divided into five main sections. This study identified the subsection relating to speaking in various situations as having a significantly greater parental concern when compared across all VELO subsections. After applying a Bonferroni multiple comparison adjustment to control the type error rate at 0.05 for all five subsections, a statistically significant relationship was found indicating higher parent ratings than their child in this subsection (p=0. 0.0184). Speech-language pathologist ratings showed a statistically significant linear relationship with the child total VELO scores (p=0.0116), and with parent total VELO scores (p=0.0009). This means that a higher score on the VELO by the parent or the child, and a lower SLP rating, both indicate lower severity of impact of the cleft disorder on the child's life. Conclusion While parents, children, and the speech-language pathologist often agreed with each other in their rating how having a cleft affected the child's life, significant differences did exist between some parent-child dyads. These differences have important clinical implications, primarily the importance of including both parents and children in discussions of the impact of the cleft condition and treatment options. vi

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Prevalence of dental anomalies of number in different subphenotypes of isolated cleft palate

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Esthetic rehabilitation with composite resin in a patient with lateral incisor agenesis

Esthetic rehabilitation with composite resin in a patient with lateral incisor agenesis

Fisura labiopalatina bilateral y su abordaje odontológico multidisciplinario. Reporte de caso

Parent and child perceptions of disordered speech associated with cleft lip and/or palate

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