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  • Hospital

    Pediatric Specialty Care in Canada

    https://www.shrinerschildrens.org/en/Locations/Canada

    Pediatric specialty care for children throughout Montreal and beyond

    Canada hospital exterior
  • Hospital

    Pediatric Specialty Care in Portland

    https://www.shrinerschildrens.org/en/Locations/Portland

    Pediatric specialty care for children throughout Oregon and beyond

    Portland hospital exterior
  • Service

    Dental Radiology

    Shriners Children's offers dental radiology which uses painless X-ray machines such as pan ceph and CBCT, to show surgeons 3D views of a child's jaw bone, teeth and other facial structures. This helps with evaluation and treatment planning.

    dental patient tooth brushing demonstration
  • Condition

    Chin Asymmetry

    Chin asymmetry is a chin too large or too small in proportion to the rest of the face. It can occur by itself, or when the upper and lower jaws or teeth are not aligned. Shriners Children’s plastic surgeons perform chin and jaw surgeries.

    physician speaking with male patient
  • Condition

    Facial Deformity

    A facial deformity occurs when the face or bones in the head develop differently, as with cleft lip and palate, or can happen with trauma, such as the loss of an ear from a burn. Shriners Children's can treat with reconstructive surgery.

    female patient smiling
  • Service

    Radiology and Imaging

    https://www.shrinerschildrens.org/en/Pediatric-Care/Radiology-and-Imaging

    Shriners Children's radiology and imaging services are a noninvasive way for physicians to see what's going on inside a child's body. Our radiology and imaging professionals work to do this in the safest way possible.

    patient in EOS imaging machine
  • Video

    Cleft Lip and Palate & Craniofacial Care at Shriners Children's

    https://www.shrinerschildrens.org/en/News-and-Media/Videos/2021/05/Cleft-Lip-and-Palate-and-Craniofacial-Care-at-Shriners-Childrens

    Facial clefts are the number one craniofacial birth defect addressed by our patient and family-centered teams, led by our board-certified plastic surgeons. The cleft teams at Shriners Children's understand that the repercussions of cleft lip and cleft palate often run much deeper – affecting breathi...

    Father holding son wearing cranial protection
  • Condition

    Facial Cleft

    Facial clefts occur when the palate (roof of mouth) and/or lip does not form properly as a baby develops. Children typically require multiple surgeries and therapies as they grow. Shriners Children's offers multidisciplinary team care.

    physician holding baby in the air
  • Condition

    Dentofacial Skeletal Deformity

    Dentofacial skeletal deformity is a difference in the jaw structure involving the teeth and mouth, and face shape. Can involve a cleft (bones don’t connect). May impact breathing, eating and speech. Craniofacial teams treat all types.

    female patient in hospital bed, drawing
  • Specialty

    Pediatric Surgery

    https://www.shrinerschildrens.org/en/Pediatric-Care/Pediatric-Surgery

    Shriners Children's world-renowned pediatric surgery program gives us the ability to help children who have a variety of conditions, including those they were born with, as well as those that develop over time or are the result of an injury.

    Patient and staff sharing a hug.