Rivera MG, González PJC, Cedeño DLY, Sánchez BV

Language: Spanish
References: 19
Page: 108-113
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ABSTRACT

The cleft lip and palate remains a problem today; this comprehensive treatment demands a multidisciplinary, well-determined and applied attention; however, for many reasons, in our country it has not yet been accessible to a large percentage of the population. Studies on clinical advances during multidisciplinary treatment in patients with cleft lip and palate are essential to investigate the results related to the diagnosis, treatment and clinical application of the different appliances that exist for the treatment of the aforementioned alteration. In turn, the demand for evidence-based dentistry results in an increase in clinical studies in recent years. Clinical photography plays a fundamental role as it will allow complementing the clinical file, having a record of the progress of the different treatments, and the ease of analysis by the multidisciplinary team.

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