How Do You Treat Pierre Robin Sequence?
Pierre Robin sequence is a condition of unknown origin that is most likely related to several different genetic disorders. Pierre Robin sequence is identifiable for the abnormalities it causes the mouths, teeth and tongues of sufferers. Read on to learn more about how to treat Pierre Robin Sequence. Watch for the warning signs of Pierre Robin Sequence. The common signs are a receding chin and small mouth, a tongue that appears too large when compared to the mouth, a cleft palate, a small hole in the roof of the mouth and a jawbone that is set unusually far back. Check for natal teeth if you have a family history of Pierre Robin Sequence. Natal teeth are teeth that are already present at birth. Get a standard check-up with a doctor to diagnose Pierre Robin Sequence. It may also be helpful to talk to a specialist in genetic disorders after Pierre Robin Sequence has been diagnosed just to rule out the possibility of other genetic disorders. Place infants with Pierre Robin Sequence face do
