Influences of Different Surgical Procedures on Growth of Dentomaxillary Complex in Dogs with Artificially Created Cleft Palate

Meijer, Robby; Prahl, B

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“…However, investigators have reported conflicting results in the repair of experimentally induced cleft palate. Some investigators reported clear inhibition of facial bone growth [1,2,8,10] and others reported no measurable inhibition [6]. Fortunately, examination of the maxillary growth in this case showed that the upper incisors were slightly behind the lower incisors, but the premolars and molars were in a normal position and provided good occlusion.…”

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Application of a temporary palatal prosthesis in a puppy suffering from cleft palate

Lee

Kim

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J Vet Sci

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A 3-month-old Schnauzer was presented with congenital defects of the secondary palate. On the clinical examination, coughing, sneezing, drainage of nasal discharge from the external nares and poor growth were found. Vital signs and results of blood examination were within normal ranges. Thoracic radiography revealed mild pneumonia in the right lung lobes. In a puppy suffering from cleft palates, a palatal prosthesis was applied to the hard palate in order to protect the surgical wound, because a routine surgery was not successful. A palatal prosthesis was applied and held in place using the instant glue and plastic bands to protect the surgical wound following the third repeated surgery. Although a small oronasal fistula still remained, there was no functional defect. This prosthesis was easy to apply and helpful to protect the surgical wound. In addition, this implant could be placed or adjusted without or sedation/anesthesia.

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“…Primary concern in treating palatal clefts in a growing patient is to avoid inhibition of maxillary growth as a result of the operation [1,2,8,10]. However, investigators have reported conflicting results in the repair of experimentally induced cleft palate.…”

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Application of a temporary palatal prosthesis in a puppy suffering from cleft palate

Lee

Kim

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“…Before this time, dental development may be harmed. It is also important to consider that oral clefts tend to diminish with growth and become stable at around 6 months [30,44,45].…”

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Cleft Lip and Palate in the Dog: Medical and Genetic Aspects

Moura¹,

Pimpão²

2017

Designing Strategies for Cleft Lip and Palate Care

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The same types of cleft lip and/or cleft palate (CL/P) that affects humans also naturally affect dogs. Therefore, the dog has become an important spontaneous animal model for the study of human oral clefts. In order to provide an overview of CL/P in dogs to people with an interest in this area, we present in this chapter the main medical aspects, ranging from the etiology to the prevention, and also the main genetic aspects, including inheritance mechanisms and highlighting the homology between the two species, and the most recent molecular findings.

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Growth of the dental arches after ablation of the mid-palatal suture

Voss¹,

Freng²

1982

Journal of Maxillofacial Surgery

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Influences of Different Surgical Procedures on Growth of Dentomaxillary Complex in Dogs with Artificially Created Cleft Palate

Cited by 9 publications

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Application of a temporary palatal prosthesis in a puppy suffering from cleft palate

Application of a temporary palatal prosthesis in a puppy suffering from cleft palate

Cleft Lip and Palate in the Dog: Medical and Genetic Aspects

Growth of the dental arches after ablation of the mid-palatal suture

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