This paper relates, through a clinical case, the different steps of the prosthodontic rehabilitation of a palate-pharyngeal cleft, sequelae to surgery, by performing a Suersen’s Velar obturator since the soft Palate is divided but toned. A functional reeducation in conjunction with a prosthodontic care improves the quality of life’s patients and help for their resocialization. This therapeutic is non-invasive, quick, efficient and evolutive method.
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