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2014, Number 3

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Rev ADM 2014; 71 (3)

Oral disorders in the newborn

Magaña PM, Robles AMS, Guerrero SC

Language: Spanish
References: 29
Page: 115-119
PDF size: 329.37 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Despite their being relatively common, oral disorders in neonates are difficult for the clinician to detect due to the absence of clear and concise clinical guidelines for their diagnosis and treatment. Among the most commonly found examples are gingival cysts, eruption cysts, neonatal teeth, and ankyloglossia. It is important that these are diagnosed to ensure the correct growth and development of the infant, given the direct effect these can have on normal functions such as suction and swallowing, phonation, and even the eruption sequence, among others. The aim of this review of the literature is to describe the clinical characteristics and treatment of the most common oral disorders in newborns. Regardless cleft lip and palate is an alteration that could be founded in the newborn, its complexity deserves an exclusive review, and therefore it won’t be discussed in this article.


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