Assessment of smile
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According to a study, the first things people notice when meeting someone are their smile (47%), eyes (31%), smell (11%), clothes (7%), and hair (4%). There are two types of smiles: a posed or social smile which is static, sustained, and voluntary without squinting of eyes, and an emotional smile which is dynamic, not sustained, and involuntary with squinting of eyes present. Important smile characteristics include the smile arc, lip line, buccal corridors, frontal occlusal plane, gingival display, gingival margin levels, dental alignment, tooth color, gingival shape, and symmetry.
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Perceptual aspects – the art of illusion
Cosmetic Contouring
Smile design: Clinical assessment, analysis and consideration
Porcelain laminates and veneers: Clinical assessment and analysis Colour
Shade selection
Dental bleaching
Esthetics with composites
Metal ceramic and all ceramic restorations
Implant – esthetics
Perio – esthetics
Ortho – esthetics
Recent advances in smile design in prosthodontics
Review of literature
Conclusion
References
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Assessment of smile
- 1. What people notice first when they meet someone…… Smile-47% Eyes-31% Smell-11% Clothes-7% Hair-4%
- 2. RESOURCE FACULTY Dr.Prabhat Ranjan Pokharel Dr.Rajesh Gyawali Dr.Jamal Giri ASSESSMENT OF SMILE Presented by Kashmira Pokhrel 483 BDS-2011
- 3. • Facial attractiveness is defined more by the smile than by soft tissue relationships at rest • For this reason, it is important to analyze the characteristics of the smile. and to think about how the dentition relates to the facial soft tissues dynamically as well as statically
- 4. • Two types of smiles: The posed or social smile Emotional smile
- 5. POSED SMILE • Static • Sustained • Voluntary • Squinting of eyes absent EMOTIONAL SMILE • Dynamic • Not sustained • Involuntary • Squinting of eyes present
- 6. Stages of smile (based on Kernel Laplacian-lips) • Stage I – lips closed • Stage II – resting display • Stage III – natural smile (three quarter) • Stage IV – expanded smile (full)
- 7. SMILE ARC • Relationship of the curvature of the incisal edges of maxillary incisors and canines to the curvature of lower lip. • Ideal-maxillary incisal edge curvature parallel to curvature of lower lip
- 8. SMILE ARC • Types – Consonant – Flat – Reversed
- 10. LIP LINE • Low-<75% of incisal display • Average-100% incisor display with 1-2mm gingival display • High->2mm of gingival display
- 12. Upper lip curvature • Upward-most esthetic(monalisa smile) • Straight • downward
- 13. BUCCAL CORRIDORS • Space between buccal surface of distal most teeth seen on smiling and angle of mouth. • Measured from mesial line angle of maxillary first premolar to the inner portion of the angle of mouth • Should not be excessive or absent
- 15. FRONTAL OCCLUSAL PLANE • It is the line joining tip of canine from one side to another.
- 17. AMOUNT OF GINGIVAL DISPLAY • Gummy smile is considered esthetic than smile with less incisor display.
- 18. LEVEL OF GINGIVAL MARGINS • Gingival margins of maxillary CI and canine should be at the same level • Gingival margin of LI should be slightly inferior to the margin height of CI and canine.
- 20. DENTAL COMPONENT • Maxillary midline should coincide with facial midline. • Teeth aligned in line of occlusion • Teeth white in color is considered esthetic
- 21. GINGIVAL COMPONENT • Maxillary laterals should exhibit half- oval or half-circular shape. • Maxillary centrals and canines should exhibit shape that is more elliptical. • The teeth should have good gingival scalloping.
- 22. SMILE SYMMETRY • Bilaterally symmetrical
- 24. So