Smile design – based on selected literature with case report

Parakh, Mayank Kumar; D, Krishna Prasad

doi:10.5114/ps/144901

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“…An esthetic smile can transform a person's life. Therefore, it is crucial for the dental specialist to make a comprehensive plan and fulfill the patient's desires [6]. The maxillary central inci sor teeth have maximum visibility, and are the first to be visible to human eye [7].…”

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A study to establish a biometric relationship between maxillary central incisor and nail of little finger for prediction of maxillary central incisor dimensions: a preliminary study

Oswal¹,

Shetty²

2022

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Introduction: During prosthodontic rehabilitation, achieving esthetics is one of the primary goals of prostho dontists. Most often when the patient reports with missing anterior teeth and does not have previous records, such as photographs or dental casts, it would be difficult to determine the dimensions of anterior teeth. Even though size can be determined by aesthetics and function with the help of esthetic trials, they are quite arbitrary. Also, using various dental proportions can give the clinician a subjective guideline to determine the dimensions of missing anterior teeth. Objectives: This study aimed at establishing a biometric relationship between maxillary central incisor and the nail of little finger in order to predict the maxillary central incisor dimensions. Material and methods: 63 participants, with age between 20 and 40 years were included in the study. Measu rements of the maxillary central incisor and the nail of little finger were made using digital vernier caliper. Results: There was a statistically significant correlation between the length of maxillary central incisor and the length of the nail of little finger (p = 0.00), and correlation between the width of central incisor and the width of the nail of little finger was found statically significant (p = 0.01). Conclusions:The result of this study provided an equation to help to determine the length and the width of maxillary central incisor based on the dimensions of the nail of little finger.

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A study to establish a biometric relationship between maxillary central incisor and nail of little finger for prediction of maxillary central incisor dimensions: a preliminary study

Oswal¹,

Shetty²

2022

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“…Pacjenci tacy często wymagają wielospecjalistycznego leczenia, a zaniechanie przygotowania do leczenia protetycznego jest działaniem jatrogennym, skutkując utrzymaniem lub pogłębianiem patologii w układzie stomatognatycznym. [9][10][11]…”

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Direct composite reconstruction as an element of prosthetic rehabilitation a patient with iatrogenic consequences of abandoning pre-prosthetic procedures – a case report

Galan¹,

Bryndza²,

Tyrajski³

et al. 2022

Prosthodontics

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Przygotowanie jamy ustnej do leczenia protetycznego jest postępowaniem obligatoryjnym i skoncentrowane jest na polepszeniu warunków wewnątrzustnych do przeprowadzenia założonego planu leczenia. Powinno również być postrzegane jako element prewencyjny niepożądanym zmianom tkanek jamy ustnej o progresywnym charakterze. W pracy przedstawiono przypadek pacjentki z doświadczeniami wieloletniego jatrogennego zaniechania odbudowy patologicznego starcia zębów oraz leczenia przy pomocy ruchomych uzupełnień protetycznych w warunkach zaniżonego zwarcia. Opisano możliwości protokołu postępowania rehabilitacyjnego, mającego na celu odtworzenie odpowiednich warunków zwarciowych w postaci bezpośredniej odbudowy materiałem kompozytowym jako elementu leczenia przedprotetycznego.

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Smile design – based on selected literature with case report

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A study to establish a biometric relationship between maxillary central incisor and nail of little finger for prediction of maxillary central incisor dimensions: a preliminary study

A study to establish a biometric relationship between maxillary central incisor and nail of little finger for prediction of maxillary central incisor dimensions: a preliminary study

Direct composite reconstruction as an element of prosthetic rehabilitation a patient with iatrogenic consequences of abandoning pre-prosthetic procedures – a case report

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