Monday, 12 April 2010

'CLAP'














'CLAP' stands for: Cleft, Lip, Alveolus & Palate. 'Hare lip' is the visible part. However the bones that hold the teeth (alveolus) and the 'wall' that separates the mouth from the nose (palate), may also be involved. There may also be asymmetries of the nose. The proper treatment involves multiple stages and expert services of various specialist doctors. If your child has such a problem, then you should consult Dr. Mol on this email address: molwillie@yahoo.com.

*Take note of the Repaired Cleft Palate in the second last photograph

* The Last 2 Photographs Were Taken Six (6) Years After the Cleft Lip Repair

























































































































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