Cleft lip is a common birth defect where the upper lip is partially divided, often treated with plastic surgery. It can cause physical, social, and emotional problems if left untreated, especially in developing nations where medical care may be inaccessible. The cause is unknown, but it can be identified on ultrasound scans, and early treatment […]
Cleft palate is a birth defect that causes an opening in the mouth or lips due to incorrect mouth formation during embryonic development. It affects speech and feeding, and surgery is often required. The cause is unknown but may be inherited or related to maternal illness, tobacco, drugs, or alcohol use during pregnancy. Surgery is […]
Cleft lip and palate affect one in 2,500 newborns in the US, caused by incomplete closure of facial features during pregnancy. Genetic and environmental factors can contribute, and treatment involves surgery, orthodontics, and speech therapy. Complications include speech delays, ear infections, and missing teeth. Cleft lip and palate are the most common type of facial […]
A split sentence divides a simple sentence into a main and subordinate clause to emphasize a specific part. It can start with “it” or a question word, and can be formed in various ways to shift emphasis. A lick sentence is a particular sentence structure in the English language that divides a simple sentence into […]
