Le déficit osseux des fentes labio-maxillo-palatines : revue des procédés Expérience de la greffe périostée tibiale

Morand, B.; Duroure, F.; Raphaël, B.

doi:10.1051/orthodfr/200475217

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“…According to proponents of this view 4,5 , early bone grafts facilitate migration of permanent canine teeth through them and stabilize teeth adjacent to the cleft. But this notion seems less sound when the conditions of the graft survival depend on the frequent agenesis of upper lateral incisors and on the ability of the canine to drift through the graft are considered 9 .…”

Section: -Initial Morpho-facial Rehabilitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Organization of treatment and orthodontic procedures in cleft lip and palate rehabilitation

Weissenbach¹,

Stricker²,

Weissenbach³

et al. 2011

J Dentofacial Anom Orthod

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Only competent centres are able to provide the full range of multi-disciplinary specialized therapies that cleft lip and palate rehabilitation requires. Despite some detail differences in conducting treatment, the agreed centres produced consensual treatment philosophy and observe equivalent therapeutic schemes. These sequences, to which orthodontics invariably contributes, are designed to favour the normal outcome of facial development and functions.Beginning early in mixed dentition, orthodontic rehabilitation is designed to afford patients good dental occlusion through orthopaedic and orthodontic therapies. At the end of the growth period, orthodontics prepares for eventual final surgical and prosthetic repair.We avoid extraction of permanent teeth as an adjunct to treatment because it has deleterious effect on final skeletal harmony. We prefer basic appliances for mechanical therapy, and after completion of active treatment, a prolonged retention. A trained orthodontist is able to complete the orthopaedic and orthodontic stages in cleft lip and palate repair if he fully understands and follows the general cleft lip and palate treatment scheme and effectively communicates with the competent rehabilitation team.

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“…Sometimes surgeons need to install a later secondary facial graft to create a pseudo-osteoarthritic formation in the premaxilla as an indispensable pre-condition for an osteotomy 9 . The timing for orthognathic surgery is particularly important.…”

Section: -Rehabilitation Of Sequellae Of Cleftsmentioning

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Organization of treatment and orthodontic procedures in cleft lip and palate rehabilitation

Weissenbach¹,

Stricker²,

Weissenbach³

et al. 2011

J Dentofacial Anom Orthod

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“…[4] found that a missense mutation, 1355G>A, and one rare single nucleotide polymorphisms haplotype may play a role in the development of cleft lip and/or palate in the Vietnamese and cleft lip and/or palate and cleft palate only in the Japanese. Morand and Raphel[5] described BCLP as the most serious anomaly because of the inherent disturbance of maxillary structures and because of the grave disturbances they inflict on the development of the middle third of the face.…”

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Pre: Surgical orthopedic pre-maxillary alignment in bilateral cleft lip and palate patient

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Pre-surgical orthopedic appliances are mainly used to retract and align the protruded and deviated pre-maxilla and to facilitate initial lip repair. This article presents a case report of a five year old male child patient with bilateral cleft lip and palate in whom a special custom made pre-surgical orthopedic appliance was delivered. Use of a special custom made presurgical orthopedic appliance for repositioning pre-maxilla in bilateral cleft lip and palate patient is discussed in this article.

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“…Some authors 9,25,35 prefer replacing a missing upper lateral incisor with a bridge, not an implant, which is difficult and risky to place in cleft situations.…”

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Prosthetic rehabilitation of the sequelae of labio-maxillo-palatal clefts: end of the growth period and evolution

Bichet¹,

Molé²,

Weissenbach³

et al. 2012

J Dentofacial Anom Orthod

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With an average frequency of 1/800 births in France, labio-maxillo-palatal clefts (LMPC) are among the most frequent congenital malformations. They raise functional, esthetic, psychological and socio-familial problems that must be managed with an interdisciplinary approach. Within the medical team, the dentist must, by way of prosthetic restorations, compensate for certain sequelae and deficiencies. According to the severity of the case and the success of the treatments, the typical restoration can be limited to replacing the missing lateral incisor, or the restoration may require undertaking comprehensive treatments involving a much more specialized arsenal of surgical and prosthetic procedures. KEY WORDS

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Le déficit osseux des fentes labio-maxillo-palatines : revue des procédés Expérience de la greffe périostée tibiale

Cited by 8 publications

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Organization of treatment and orthodontic procedures in cleft lip and palate rehabilitation

Organization of treatment and orthodontic procedures in cleft lip and palate rehabilitation

Pre: Surgical orthopedic pre-maxillary alignment in bilateral cleft lip and palate patient

Prosthetic rehabilitation of the sequelae of labio-maxillo-palatal clefts: end of the growth period and evolution

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