Basics for aesthetic smile

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A quick overview of all components that make up the aesthetic considerations during orthodontic treatment. Contents - Introduction History Records for studying esthetics Smile design wheel Macro-aesthetics Mini-aesthetics Deep Overbite correction Treatment of gummy smiles Micro-aesthetics Elements of a balanced smile Six horizontal lines Canine to lateral incisor Premolar to canine Influence of extractions on smile esthetics Conclusion

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