Contra-lateral esthetic management of patient with facial nerve palsy using cheek plumper
Journal Title: International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
Esthetic management along with restoration of functional loss is imperative for patients with facial nerve damage to boost up their confidence in facing the world. Innovative approach is needed in edentulous patients with facial palsy to improve the cheek contour, oral competency and function. The clinical report describes the procedure for fabrication of a complete denture with detachable cheek plumper for desirable esthetic outcome & function.
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Rupali Kamath, Dr. Sarandha DL, Dr. Savitha, Dr. Javad Saleem, Dr. Ruchi Shreshtha
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