When I teach IBCLC's2B I differentiatie between ''high arched'' as in Gothic church windows, ''grooved'' (normal at sides, but with a lengthwise groove front to back and ''cave'', which may be ''bubble''. Ofcourse this is translated from my Dutch words for these variations.
   
  Warmly,
   
  Gonneke
  IBCLC, LLLL, MOM insouthern Netherlands

Natalie Wilson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  Do you differentiate between high arched palate and bubble palate or would 
you equate both terms? Or do you rather classify a bubble palate as one 
of the variations of a high arched palate?

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