Georgia School of Orthodontics Expands Access to Cleft Lip and Palate Care
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Why it matters for dental
Georgia-based orthodontic residents are now treating more cleft lip/palate patients, giving U.S. dental providers a potential new referral pipeline and raising the bar for interdisciplinary craniofacial care.
Key points
- Georgia School of Orthodontics is expanding its cleft lip and palate treatment program.
- The program increases access to care for affected patients within the state.
- Dental practices may see increased demand for coordinated surgical-orthodontic treatment plans.
Who should care
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