Using an Active Screwed Nasoalveolar Molding Device for Defect Rehabilitation in Patients With Bilateral Cleft Lip and Palate.

The present case series aimed to assess non-surgical elongation of the columella and reduction of cleft gaps in patients with bilateral cleft lip and palate using the active nasoalveolar molding (ANAM) device and tissue expansion principles. The study included six complete bilateral cleft patients aged one month: three males and three females. A nasoalveolar molding technique was applied using an active device (ANAM) with a 3D screw, worn by infants for two months.