Most Frequent Oral and Craniofacial Clinical Characteristics Associated with Syndromes

Abstract

syndrome is defined as a set of distinctive and clinically recognizable traits, characteristics, or multiple anomalies that occur simultaneously in an individual from birth. Patients with Down, Edwards, Patau, Treacher Collins, Orodigito- facial, and Cri-du-Chat syndromes commonly present with one of the most frequent congenital nasal anomalies: nasal hypoplasia.