Patient: Hello doctor: My daughter is now on her 9th day of life, she was born with a congenital bilateral cleft lip, the right cleft lip is almost up to the nostril, the left cleft lip is invisible, only a little cleft, the right nostril appears collapsed, and the right alveolus has a cleft. No cleft palate Not yet treated Hello Dr. Wang: My little girl is now on her 9th day of life, she was born with congenital bilateral cleft lip, the right side cleft lip is almost to the nostril, the left side cleft lip is invisible, only a little bit, the right side nostril appears collapsed, and the right side alveolar has a cleft. Dr. Zhou has seen the photo of our little girl and suggested to ask Dr. Wang to do preoperative nasoalveolar orthodontic treatment first, we don’t know when to bring the child to you for treatment? How long before the surgery will the pre-operative orthodontic treatment help best, and how long before we can get your number when we go to see you? How long do I have to stay in Beijing for the pre-operative orthodontic treatment? What documents do we need to prepare? What preparations do we need to make? I have a lot of questions, I hope Dr. Wang can give you answers in his busy schedule! Thank you so much! Thank you very much! Hospital Dental: The child’s condition is fine, the problem is not serious, please rest assured. Our invented non-surgical nasal orthodontic technique is easy and safe, without the kind of brackets in foreign countries or other hospitals, so there is no need for frequent follow-up visits, so it is very suitable for foreign patients. Our domestic and foreign counterparts are looking forward to applying our method. Since this treatment is the sooner the better, all that is required of you is to bring your child in right away. It is significant because the bones are most moldable at this time, which can reduce the need for multiple surgical repairs in the future. I will guide you on how to wear it. Afterwards we can communicate and instruct in this way to minimize your burden of coming and going. Surgery at three months of age.