Palatal lift

Palatal lift

A palatal lift is an oral prosthesis which elevates the soft palate superiorly and aids in restoration of soft palate functions which may be lost due to an acquired, congenital or developmental defect. [http://www.dhs.ri.gov/dhs/heacre/provsvcs/manuals/dental/maxpros.htm]


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