Incidence of cleft-related speech problems in children with an isolated cleft lip
Conclusion/clinical relevanceThis is the first prospective study analyzing the incidence of cleft-related speech problems in children with an isolated cleft lip. These children do not have a higher risk of cleft-related speech problems or AOM/OME when compared to the general population. However, children with an isolated cleft do have a higher incidence of speech therapy.
Source: Clinical Oral Investigations - Category: Dentistry Source Type: research
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