2010
DOI: 10.1007/s13191-010-0032-y
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Correlation of Nasal Width to Inter-Canine Distance in Various Arch Forms

Abstract: Selection of teeth for dentures to provide a aesthetically pleasing appearance is a challenge often encountered. Various anthropometric measurements have been utilised traditionally, which is subjective to each practitioner. Interalar width is one of the routinely used method in the selection of upper anterior teeth. It is based on the premise that the parallel line drawn from the alae of the nose touches the tip of the canine. However this may not hold good for all type of arch forms. This paper finds a corre… Show more

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“…Discussions on this topic are present in the contemporary professional literature. [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Reviews of the recent scientific literature reveal studies Graph 1: Measurement of IAD in various population groups that were carried out using different methodology and sample size, different face and natural teeth parameters, 8,[10][11][12][13]15,19,20 casts, 5,[16][17][18]21,22 or photographs, 5,14,16,17,20 as well as various types of gauge which make the comparison of results very difficult. The authors here used a variety of instruments to determine the measurements.…”
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“…Discussions on this topic are present in the contemporary professional literature. [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Reviews of the recent scientific literature reveal studies Graph 1: Measurement of IAD in various population groups that were carried out using different methodology and sample size, different face and natural teeth parameters, 8,[10][11][12][13]15,19,20 casts, 5,[16][17][18]21,22 or photographs, 5,14,16,17,20 as well as various types of gauge which make the comparison of results very difficult. The authors here used a variety of instruments to determine the measurements.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When the CIW was correlated with IAD, Caucasians showed greater correlation (r = 0.21) 13 than Serbian adults (r = 0.12). 9 When maxillary anterior teeth width was correlated with IAD, Indian population showed the highest correlation with IAD, mainly South Indian females with squareshaped arch (r = 0.52) 16 followed by North Indian females (r = 0.457), 14 and the least correlation was found in Asian population (r = 0.089), 21 whereas negative correlation was seen in Aryans (r = −0342) and Mangoloids (r = −0.217). 5 Facial proportions can vary in different ethnic groups.…”
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“…A presença de uma deformidade no palato pode afetar a alimentação, a respiração, a fonação, o desenvolvimento dental, causar atraso na erupção da dentição decídua, má oclusão, hipotonia geral e comprometimento do aspecto facial, que pode gerar alteração tanto no aspecto estético quanto psicossocial do indivíduo (Hohoff et al, 2005a). A assimetria palatina tem sido relatada com frequência elevada no RNPT quando comparada com a ocorrência nos RN termo (RNT), e essa alteração ainda pode vir acompanhada pela assimetria das arcadas (Angelos et al, 1989;Paulsson et al, 2008;Bondermark, 2009;Luiz, 2012 (Rai, 2010;Ansari et al, 2011). É considerado arco palatino quadrado quando os dentes anteriores estão em linha reta; o oval é mais largo entre a região dos caninos e a inclinação do incisivo central é ligeiramente para dentro; e o estreito é quando se apresenta atrésico na região de canino a canino e as bordas incisais dos dentes estão projetadas para a frente do colo cervical (Rai, 2010).…”
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“…A assimetria palatina tem sido relatada com frequência elevada no RNPT quando comparada com a ocorrência nos RN termo (RNT), e essa alteração ainda pode vir acompanhada pela assimetria das arcadas (Angelos et al, 1989;Paulsson et al, 2008;Bondermark, 2009;Luiz, 2012 (Rai, 2010;Ansari et al, 2011). É considerado arco palatino quadrado quando os dentes anteriores estão em linha reta; o oval é mais largo entre a região dos caninos e a inclinação do incisivo central é ligeiramente para dentro; e o estreito é quando se apresenta atrésico na região de canino a canino e as bordas incisais dos dentes estão projetadas para a frente do colo cervical (Rai, 2010). Fadavi et al (1992a) estabeleceram uma outra classificação quanto ao formato e à profundidade, classificando o formato do arco paltino em muito profundo, profundo, normal, raso e achatado.…”
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