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Why does cleft palate occur?
Why does cleft palate occur?
- It occurs when the hard and soft palates do not fuse properly.
- Due to the fusion of the two maxillary processes.
- As a result of the third maxillary process interfering with fusion. (correct)
- Because the 2-palatine half fuses incorrectly.
Which group of cleft palate classification involves complete bilateral clefts?
Which group of cleft palate classification involves complete bilateral clefts?
- Group IV (correct)
- Group III
- Group II
- Bifid uvula
What is the typical treatment age for speech-related issues in cleft palate cases?
What is the typical treatment age for speech-related issues in cleft palate cases?
- 6 years
- 2 years
- 4 years (correct)
- 1 year
Which congenital defect is characterized by the absence of clavicle?
Which congenital defect is characterized by the absence of clavicle?
What is the term used to describe the foreshortening of the sternocleidomastoid muscle?
What is the term used to describe the foreshortening of the sternocleidomastoid muscle?
What type of profile is associated with Class 3 congenital defects?
What type of profile is associated with Class 3 congenital defects?
Which postnatal injury can contribute to periodontal breakdown and affect the oral cavity?
Which postnatal injury can contribute to periodontal breakdown and affect the oral cavity?
What is the most common cause of early extraction in the oral cavity?
What is the most common cause of early extraction in the oral cavity?
Which condition is characterized by the missing lateral border of the orbit and zygoma, convex profile, and mandibular dysostosis?
Which condition is characterized by the missing lateral border of the orbit and zygoma, convex profile, and mandibular dysostosis?
What prenatal influence can result in drug-induced deformities like cleft lip and palate?
What prenatal influence can result in drug-induced deformities like cleft lip and palate?
Why does the mandible finish growth after the maxilla?
Why does the mandible finish growth after the maxilla?
What condition can result from improper deglutition in the oral cavity?
What condition can result from improper deglutition in the oral cavity?
What may increase the risk of periodontal disease in the oral cavity?
What may increase the risk of periodontal disease in the oral cavity?
Which congenital defect is characterized by the absence of cartilage and concave facial features?
Which congenital defect is characterized by the absence of cartilage and concave facial features?
What treatment approach is commonly used for correcting cleft lip and palate deformities?
What treatment approach is commonly used for correcting cleft lip and palate deformities?
Which factor can lead to supraeruption in the oral cavity?
Which factor can lead to supraeruption in the oral cavity?
Which is a common consequence of abnormal bone deformities affecting the oral cavity?
Which is a common consequence of abnormal bone deformities affecting the oral cavity?
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