In orthodontics/ braces treatment, chin projection is also an important consideration. There are two aspects that determine the projection of a person’s chin. The first aspect is the amount of...
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In orthodontic treatment planning, lip projection is a complex issue in comprehensive facial analysis. Using Ricketts Esthetic line (E-line) and Holdaway’s line measurements, the lower lip should be coincident with...
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On a person’s profile, the nose is the organ that dominates the middle portion of the face. Orthodontic/ braces treatment can significantly influences the way the nose suits the face....
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With regards to the overall proportionality of the face, the interrelationship of the widths of the components of the face is an important consideration. The ‘rule of fifths’ describes the...
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The ideal face is divided vertically into equal thirds by horizontal lines adjacent to the hairline, the nasal base, and menton. The two other characteristics of the ideal lower third...
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In any dental treatment, a baseline patient’s data must be acquired before commencement. These data includes the patient’s chief complaint, medical history, family history and social-behavioral history. During the initial...
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There are several factors to be considered in orthodontic/ braces diagnosis and treatment planning. First, the orthodontist must recognize the different characteristics of malocclusion and dentofacial deformity. The orthodontist must...
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At the present time, orthognatic surgery is a less traumatic and more advanced procedure. That is the reason why it became more practical for orthodontists to integrate it into their...
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Orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning for braces is in a period of remarkable change, away from a previous focus on dental occlusion and hard tissue relationships and toward a great...
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In the old days of orthodontics, orthodontics was locked in the old paradigm of the great Dr. Angle point of view that if an orthodontist were to concentrate on correcting...
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