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Most children with a form of<unk> ing are monitored by a<unk><unk>  team or craniofacial team through young adulthood. Care can be lifelong. Treatment procedures can vary between craniofacial teams. For example, some teams wait on jaw correction until the child is aged 10 to 12 (argument: growth is less influential as deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth, thus saving the child from repeated corrective surgeries), while other teams correct the jaw earlier (argument: less speech therapy is needed than at a later age when speech therapy becomes harder). Within teams, treatment can differ between individual cases depending on the type and severity of the<unk> .
Cleft lip and palate surgery
Laryngomalacia surgery
Hearing impairment surgery
Boil surgery
Cystic fibrosis surgery
Cerebral palsy surgery
Vertebrobasilar insufficiency surgery
Adenoiditis surgery