CLEFT LIP AND PALATE

The top priority in the treatment of a Cleft-Child is to enable it to breathe, speak, eat and smile without difficulty. It receives a "normal" aesthetic appearance, which makes integration into society possible. Within days of the baby's birth, an impression is made of its jaw and a removable dental plate is constructed, which separates the baby's mouth from its nasal cavity. This makes nearly normal drinking possible for the babies. Furthermore, this device promotes proper position and functioning of the tongue, as well as inducing the correct development of the palate. As the child matures, a number of operations are performed, which lead to a complete closure of the cleft lip and palate. The first step is the surgical closure of the lips at the age of six months. A cleft palate is initially operated on at the age of 12 months. Corrective surgery such as labio-alveolo-plasty, pharyngoplasty (which improves speech), rhinoplasty, and alterations in the position of the teeth and jaws are follow-up procedures which may be required into adulthood.

Unilateral Cleft Lip Repair

Unilateral Cleft Lip and Nose Repair

This video can brief you about our technique to repair Unilateral Cleft Lip- Nose defect. We use Millard Technique with our modification to achieve best result. We also correct Nose primarily with Cleft Lip Repair with our own technique to achieve long term symmetrical nose.

Primary Nasal Correction with Cleft Lip Repair

Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair

This video can brief you about our technique for Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair using Millard Technique with our own modifications to Achieve best Aesthetic result.

Cleft Palate Repair

This video can brief you about our Technique of Cleft Palate Repair. Our primary focus is to reconstruct speech muscle and repair cleft without any tension on suture line. These help to achieve normal speech without any complications like, palatal fistula.

Facial Cleft Repair

Secondary Cleft Lip Repair

Secondary Alveolar Bone Grafting

This video can brief you about how secondary alveolar bone grafting done. SABG is done at 7-9 year during canine eruption. SABG done to reconstruct alveolar defect, so continuity of maxillary arch is achieved and dental correction is facilitated.

Nuface Cleft and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinic

B-105/106, Dhanashree Height, Bldg No. 42, Azad Nagar 2, Veera Desai Rd, Andheri W, Mumbai. 400053

9867472415, 7715098366, 02249715624

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