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C L & C P: Left IP Left Alate
C L & C P: Left IP Left Alate
C L & C P: Left IP Left Alate
PALATE
Dr. Ali Yaldrum
B.D.S, M.Sc (London)
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Learning Objectives
2. Incidence
3. Causes
8. Dental Implications
4. Method of Transmission
9. References
5. Pathogenesis
6. Normal Process
7. Classification
Cleft Lip & Palate
6 Weeks
• Maxillary process
• Lateral nasal process
• Median nasal process
These three processes join and fuse to form the
primary palate
Normal Process
7 Weeks
Median nasal process and maxillary process have
fused creating upper lip and anterior maxillary
alveolus
Normal Process
8 Weeks
Complex totally fused and mesodermal migration
completed Tongue, which has been postured
superiorly between lateral palatal shelves of maxilla,
moves inferiorly allowing palatal processes to grow
toward midline and fuse, form nasopalatine foramen
to uvula
Normal Process
11 Weeks
Total palatal closure
Classification
Class Description
Alveolus
Spinae
Soft
pa late
R
R L (fig.6)
O
figure with stripes and dots.
Vo
Soft
pa lat
R L
Fig. 2
Cleft palate
R L
Cleft palate
(fig.7)
Fig. 3
Fig. 2
Cleft palate
R L
Fig. 3
Left-sided unilate
cleft lip and palat
R L
R L
Fig. 4
Bilateral comple
and palate
R L
R L
Fig. 5
Bilateral-right
complete-cleft l
palate
• Dr. B. Sudarshan & Dr. Bhanu Murthy, “Plástikos - Cleft Surgeons & Doctors -
Smile Train Partners” in First East Indian International Cleft Surgery Workshop,
2003. http://medpro.smiletrain.org.uk/library/images/WS-India-Manual.pdf