Surgical obturator duplicating original tissue-form restores esthetics and function in oral cancer

Table 1 Details of the patients enrolled and visual analogue scale scores for patients’ satisfaction level and clinicians’ observation for facial asymmetry at 6 mo recall visits

Sr.No	Patient’s surgical defect-type (Armany Classification)	Age(yr)	Sex(M/F)	Diagnosis	Post-surgical radiotherapy (Y/N)	Patient’s satisfaction level (VAS at 6 mo)	Clinicians’ observation for facial asymmetry (Average VAS scores of 4 clinicians at 6 mo)
1	Class II	47	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of right maxilla	Y	86%	84%
2	Class I	45	M	Adenocarcinoma of left maxillary sinus	Y	78%	86%
3	Class II	50	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of maxillary sinus	Y	92%	80%
4	Class IV	63	M	Ameloblastoma of palate	N	93%	88%
5	Class I	50	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of right maxilla	Y	88%	74%
6	Class I	65	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of left maxilla	Y	94%	93%
7	Class I	65	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of right maxilla	Y	83%	71%
8	Class II	40	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of hard palate	Y	94%	93%
9	Class I	36	M	Squamous cell carcinoma of Maxillary sinus	Y	81%	86%
10	Class I	35	F	Squamous cell carcinoma of right maxilla	Y	74%	73%
11	Class II	48	M	Ameloblastoma of left maxilla	N	94%	92%

M: Male; F: Female; VAS: Visual analogue scale.