Use of digital tools for Nasoalveolar modeling in patients with cleft lip and/or palate. Review article

Olga Lidia Cano Silva

Olga Lidia Cano Silva Consultorio CASDIENT | Atotonilco el Grande Hidalgo | México https://orcid.org/0009-0003-7124-1442

Palabras clave: Labio y paladar hendido, Modelado Nasoalveolar, impresión 3D, estereofotogrametría, terapia prequirúrgica

Resumen

El labio y paladar hendido, es la malformación craneofacial congénita más frecuente, producida por falla en la fusión parcial o completa de los proceso faciales durante el desarrollo embrionario, de origen multifactorial que requiere el tratamiento multidisciplinario para su corrección. La ortopedia prequirúrgica incluye terapias previas al tratamiento quirúrgico de este mal congénito una de ellas es el Modelado Nasoalveolar (NAM) cuyo principal propósito es aprovechar el crecimiento potencial de los recién nacidos para estimular el cierre de las estructuras naso alveolares afectadas a través de aparatología intraoral y extraoral. El uso de las nuevas tecnologías (Impresión 3D, estereofotogrametría) ha contribuido en el área médica, especialmente en la terapia NAM aplicada a pacientes con LPH mostrando resultados eficientes en la elaboración de aparatología y dando mediciones más precisas de la reducción de los espacios entre el nacimiento y después de la terapia.

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