Noyola SP, Silva RMA, Castillo RLG, Ramírez EKM, Chávez MJM

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ABSTRACT

The cleft lip and palate (CLP) a congenital craniofacial anomaly that affects aesthetically and functionally. The world incidence is 1: 500 and in Mexico 1: 750. The development of the face occurs between the fourth and twelfth week of intrauterine life, if there is a variation in that period it can generate alterations such as clefts of the lip, alveolus and / or palatine. To correct these alterations, early presurgical orthopedics is indispensable, which handles three dimensions; vertical, sagittal and transverse. The obturator plate stimulates palatal processes by bringing them closer and the nasoalveolar conformer shapes the nose, achieving better results in the primary closure of the surgical lip. A personalized comprehensive treatment should be offered to patients with CLP, improving quality of life, function and aesthetics. In this case, a 3-month-old female patient with a diagnosis of complete left unilateral CLP was presented. Printing is obtained for the elaboration of an individual teaspoon for the construction of a sealing plate. The nasochoiloplasty is performed and a nasoalveolar conformer is placed one month later. Achieving excellent results both physical and functional.

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