Proportional Smile Design: Using the Recurring Esthetic Dental Proportion to Correlate the Widths and Lengths of the Maxillary Anterior Teeth with the Size of the Face.
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Proportional smile design is a useful tool for evaluating and designing smiles that are in harmony with the face. Although not always observed in nature, the recurring esthetic dental proportion is preferred by dentists surveyed to the width proportions observed in nature with normal-length teeth. The width/length ratio of the central incisor is a key determinant in providing a smile that is pleasing to dentists. Using the desired tooth length while maintaining the preferred 78% width/length ratio of the central incisor in conjunction with the recommended recurring esthetic dental proportion is a good method for designing a smile balanced with the face.
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Dental Implants, Male, Cuspid, Crowns, Cephalometry, Esthetics, Dental, Middle Aged, Composite Resins, Smiling, Patient Care Planning, Incisor, Dental Materials, Photography, Dental, Face, Image Processing, Computer-Assisted, Maxilla, Humans, Odontometry, Dental Prosthesis, Implant-Supported
Dental Implants, Male, Cuspid, Crowns, Cephalometry, Esthetics, Dental, Middle Aged, Composite Resins, Smiling, Patient Care Planning, Incisor, Dental Materials, Photography, Dental, Face, Image Processing, Computer-Assisted, Maxilla, Humans, Odontometry, Dental Prosthesis, Implant-Supported
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