Abstract
Pediatric oral surgery includes cleft lip and palate repair in infancy, operation for injury of the oral and facial regions, lingual and labial frenectomies, cyst and tumor removal, autogenous bone graft in the alveolar cleft at school age, etc. Additionally, the opportunity in breathing and feeding management of newborn infants with micrognathia may be high for an oral surgeon. A child is not a small-sized adult. The physical structure and physiologic characteristics are different with age, and their behaviors are diverse depending on the development stage in childhood.
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