Heilognathopalatoschisis

Heilognatopaltoshnlis for simple

Cheilogonatopoaschisis or cheilogonautomassoflugia is the absence of the lower lip, but people deprived of it are also called, the same applies to the absence of the upper jaw and teeth. This name is not an official medical term, but is intended to simplify the understanding of information about the patient.

The coma of this person cannot be unambiguously attributed to any specific group of diseases, since, depending on the picture of the disease, multiple anomalies will be observed.

Cheilognathnopalatosychisis is a complex abnormal phenomenon that includes several deviations from the normal development of the oral cavity and jaws. This condition mainly affects the front of the mouth, where the teeth, lips and palate are located.

The disease can have different forms and severity, and depending on the specific situation, it can lead to a number of problems such as speech disorders, diction, tooth loss, tooth displacement and others. Some people may be born with chailgonate palotossachys, while others may develop it as a result of injury or trauma. In any