Evaluation of esthetics of incisor position in relation to incisive papilla to replicate in the denture prosthesis

Karthik, K.; Padmaja, B Indira; Babu, N. Ramesh; Haritha, J; Nikhil, M; Priya, K Shanthi

doi:10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_772_19

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“…Esthetic dentistry can be defined as the process of achieving a natural and harmonious appearance using the highest standards (1), according to the preferences of the people involved.…”

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Satisfaction and attitudes of the student population about dental aesthetics

Gavranović-Glamoč

Kazazić

Strujić-Porović

et al. 2021

JHSCI

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Introduction: Perceptions of the esthetic appearance of teeth vary in different individuals and can affect satisfaction with the dental appearance, attitudes, and the need for appropriate dental treatment. The research aims to examine the factors influencing the satisfaction with the appearance of the dentition and the attitude toward treatments which improve dental esthetics among students of the faculty of dentistry in comparison to the attitudes of students of non-dental faculties.Methods: The research included a total of 358 students of the Faculty of Dentistry and Faculty of Architecture in Sarajevo who voluntarily filled out a questionnaire created for this research. The questionnaire contained questions related to satisfaction with the appearance of teeth in general, tooth color, tooth position, questions related to the previous, and future desired esthetic restorations and treatments.Results: Female subjects expressed statistically significantly greater dissatisfaction with the appearance of the dentition and did or plan to do treatments that could improve dental esthetics compared to male subjects. Students of the Faculty of Dentistry at final years were significantly more satisfied with the general appearance of teeth and tooth color compared to freshmen students of the Faculty of Dentistry and students of the Faculty of Architecture.Conclusion: Satisfaction with dental appearance is a subjective experience that is influenced by various factors, level, and type of education is among them.

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“…Esthetic dentistry can be defined as the process of achieving a natural and harmonious appearance using the highest standards (1), according to the preferences of the people involved.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Satisfaction and attitudes of the student population about dental aesthetics

Gavranović-Glamoč

Kazazić

Strujić-Porović

et al. 2021

JHSCI

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Interdisciplinary approach to the rehabilitation of patients with a need for complete dental reconstruction: a clinical case

Utyuzh

Dzalaeva

Chikunov

et al. 2020

Russian Journal of Dentistry

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This study aimed to test the algorithm of complex clinical, functional, and instrumental analysis in the context of treatment for patients with a need of complete dental reconstruction. Materials and methods. A rehabilitation program for patients with adentia was proposed, which was based on the objective examination data obtained comprehensively with multiple diagnostic methods. Particular attention was paid to the temporomandibular joint function and symptoms of maxillofacial muscle abnormalities. Results. The clinical case report covers the results of the examination and treatment of a patient who previously received implants in one of the clinics without an appropriate examination and an operating template. A set of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures was defined that included clinical, functional, and instrumental analysis of condylographic and cephalometric data. The outcomes from treatment and rehabilitation allowed the optimal occlusal load distribution, and the oral hygiene improved. The approach that was used here enabled a timely correction of functional and esthetic disorders. Conclusions. The algorithm to treat patients who need complete dental reconstruction should include asking the medical history, clinical instrumental analysis (condylography), recording and evaluating the static and dynamic occlusal characteristics, and assessing cephalometric and esthetic characteristics. The algorithm is anatomically and pathogenetically justified, since it takes into account all alterations and interconnections between dentofacial structures and other body systems that underlie the clinical manifestations in patients with adentia who have a need for complete dental reconstruction.

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Examination of facial measurement on the image using a noncontact three-dimensional measurement device

Watarai

Koide

Ota

et al. 2022

Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care

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A BSTRACT Background: Producing dentures for edentulous patients is important to improve quality of life of elderly. The determination of the occlusal vertical dimension on producing dentures is one of the key factors for using the dentures comfortably. The purpose of this study is to consider the usefulness of the determination of the occlusal vertical dimension of a facial measurement method applied on scanned facial image using a noncontact three-dimensional measurement device. Materials and Methods: Twenty-four dentulous individuals (mean age 26.6 ± 2.4 years old) were examined in this study. A noncontact three-dimensional measurement device was used for the scanning of the face both in the holding by hand and the fixing to the camera stands situations. The distances between subnasal and gnathion, pupil and oral slit, middle of glabella and subnasal, and right and left corners of the mouth were measured on the scanned face image and compared with the actual values. Results: The significant differences were not recognized on the four measurement items between the distance of actual values and obtained on scanned data (fixing conditions). The coefficients of variation of the distances between subnasal and gnathion, and pupil and oral slit on scanned data (fixing condition) were significantly lower than those at actual conditions ( P < 0.05). Conclusion: The results of this study suggested that a stable facial measurement can be successfully implemented by using a noncontact three-dimensional measurement device. This method yields outcomes which match the actual values.

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Evaluation of esthetics of incisor position in relation to incisive papilla to replicate in the denture prosthesis

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Satisfaction and attitudes of the student population about dental aesthetics

Satisfaction and attitudes of the student population about dental aesthetics

Interdisciplinary approach to the rehabilitation of patients with a need for complete dental reconstruction: a clinical case

Examination of facial measurement on the image using a noncontact three-dimensional measurement device

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