It can be: We often classify patients with cleft lip and palate as having syndromic or non-syndromic conditions. Syndromic clp typically will have some genetic basis. It is important for a child with clp to be treated by a multi-disciplinary team which would include a geneticist that can help sort out this question for an individual child.
Answered 12/12/2012
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Yes: This is a developmental condition resulting from the lack of fusion of the palate, lip or bone supporting the teeth during gestation.
Answered 12/9/2013
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