ACP-CPF: The american cleft palate-craniofacial foundation has an excellent web site with information about these disorders (http://www.Acpa-cpf.Org). Also, if there is a university hospital close to you, check there. These are usually handled through multispecialty clinics that bring a number of disciplines together to manage these patients. Good luck.
Answered 12/29/2022
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Go 4 a cleft team: Its best to be treated by a multidisciplinary team comprised of at least a speech therapist, plastic surgeon, dentist, oral surgeon, counselor/psychologist, orthodontist/prosthedontist to manage all aspects of this condition.
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BCH website: http://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/site1858/mainpages1858p0.html on the boston children's hospital website will give you the information you are seeking and contact information for their craniofacial team. They can give you the best information after evaluating the person who has the cleft.
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Children's hospitals: Most major metropolitan areas in the United States have a children's hospital. It is most common for these centers to have a cleft team, as it is a multi-specialty resource that provides the most comprehensive repair.
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