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12 y/o female,;
Chief complaint of having a huge gap within her palate, disrupting
speech and masticatory function;
No systemic condition,
Complete palatal cleft
CASE MANAGEMENT
Clinically, there was no severe Clinically, there was no wound Clinically, there was no wound
complication shown. infection nor dehiscence shown, infection nor dehiscence shown,
suture are going to be removed buccal fat pad was merging well
on this day. with surrounding mucosa.
DISCUSSION
Definition of palatal cleft
Classification of palatal cleft
Complete/incomplete
Unilateral/bilateral
Surgical treatment of palatal cleft
DISCUSSION
Two-flap Palatoplasty
Drawbacks
DISCUSSION
Modification with Buccal Fat
Pad as Pedicled Flap
DISCUSSION
Modification with Buccal Fat
Pad as Pedicled Flap
DISCUSSION
Anatomy of Buccal Fat Pad
Buccal Fat Pad Harvesting Technique
Advantages of Buccal Fat Pad Usage
CONCLUSION
Complete palatal cleft can be treated surgically with two-flap
palatoplasty technique modified with buccal fat pad graft to
obtain good result functionally and esthetically.
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