Oral rehabilitation with a removable prosthesis in a patient with Bartter syndrome and cerebral palsy: a case report.
A patient with Bartter syndrome and cerebral palsy received a removable maxillary prosthesis and mandibular overlay to restore missing teeth and improve chewing function and appearance despite severe mouth opening limitations and dry mouth.
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