Dr. Barry Grayson and Dr. Court Cutting at New York University Medical Center developed nasoalveolar molding and have established it as a safe and effective technique.
Although NAM is a more recent advance in cleft care, it is an improvement of techniques that have been used in the U.S. and in Europe for decades. It is therefore not a "new fad," but is here to stay.
One of our plastic surgeons and orthodontists trained with Drs. Grayson and Cutting in New York, and we have been performing nasoalveolar molding at Children's in Seattle since 2001. Our plastic surgeons use the specific surgical techniques designed for patients after molding.
An average of six children are undergoing NAM at Children's at any time.
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