Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation Approach to the Maxillo-Facial Complications of Crouson’s Disease: Case Report and Review

Background: Craniofacial anomalies present a challenge to all health care practitioners since they necessitate long-term team follow-up, which is difficult achieve outside of major center where craniofacial teams normally collaborate. Objectives: The current review with an illustrative case focuses on the representation and Crouzon syndrome its maxillofacial implications. Review different varieties gene mutations that produce craniosynostosis syndromes were discussed focused seven clinically distinct are precipitated by mutation in one or more fibroblast growth factor receptors genes affected region. Case presentation: A complete clinical radiographic scenario patient suffering from was presented, discussion various disciplines techniques used along way best results, as well how collaboration compliance led results represented. presented treated orthodontic treatment, Le Fort-I osteotomy, Fort-III osteotomy extraoral distraction osteogenesis. Conclusion: combination orthognathic surgery alternatives (Le Fort-I) osteogenesis treatment produced excellent outcomes few complications, extremely satisfied cooperative. Early thorough team-based for patients should be accessible at specialized centers.