2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-54192006000400005
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Estudo comparativo do perfil facial de indivíduos Padrões I, II e III portadores de selamento labial passivo

Abstract: Objetivo: avaliar as características numéricas do perfil facial. Metodologia: avaliou-se uma amostra de 50 indivíduos, brasileiros, adultos, leucodermas, portadores de selamento labial passivo, classificados pela avaliação morfológica do perfil em 41% Padrão II e 9% Padrão III. A análise facial numérica do perfil foi realizada em fotografias padronizadas. As medidas obtidas para as variáveis estudadas nos dois padrões foram comparadas entre si e com as do Padrão I por meio da Análise de variância (ANOVA) compl… Show more

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“…Patterns II and III individuals showed this angle to be, respectively, increased and decreased in relation to the same angle in Pattern I individuals. 22,24 In this study, most individuals whose facial convexity angles were above 16.25º or below 8.39° (1 SD above and below the sample mean for Pattern I) were given scores lower than 4.8 for facial profile aesthetics (mean of scores assigned to Pattern I individuals). It can be deduced that profiles whose convexity is increased or decreased in relation to balanced profiles (Pattern I) are considered less aesthetically pleasing.…”
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“…Patterns II and III individuals showed this angle to be, respectively, increased and decreased in relation to the same angle in Pattern I individuals. 22,24 In this study, most individuals whose facial convexity angles were above 16.25º or below 8.39° (1 SD above and below the sample mean for Pattern I) were given scores lower than 4.8 for facial profile aesthetics (mean of scores assigned to Pattern I individuals). It can be deduced that profiles whose convexity is increased or decreased in relation to balanced profiles (Pattern I) are considered less aesthetically pleasing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…Evaluation of this angle is essential in planning the correction of sagittal skeletal discrepancies. 22,24 This study disclosed that any increase in this angle above the standard deviation of the mean found for Pattern I individuals was associated with a reduction in the score assigned to profile aesthetics. This increase in the angle is related to a smaller anterior projection of the chin, typical of Class II patients or of sub-mandibular tissue excess.…”
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confidence: 70%
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