Esthetics and human perception

Normando, David

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“…Será que os resultados do procedimento são percebidos diferentemente no braquifacial, mesofacial e dolicofacial? A literatura menciona que as indicações habituais para a bichectomia são os rostos arredondados (THOMAS; D'SILVA; BOROLE, 2012;NICOLICH;MONTENEGRO, 1997;BERNARDINO JUNIOR et al, 2008;STEVÃO, 2015;MATARASSO, 2006). Normalmente, rostos arredondados, constituem as características morfológicas do padrão braquicefalico associada a uma musculatura forte e mais desenvolvida do masseter (CABRERA, 2004;GUEDES;TEIXEIRA;CATTONI, 2010).…”

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“…O procedimento está relacionado ao conceito de "triângulo invertido" da juventude" que pode aumentar a beleza. Este conceito é definido por uma aparência facial angular resultante de uma face mais magra e com região malar alta, conferindo uma proeminência ou luminescência na região malar, além de estar intimamente relacionado com o espaço mastigatório (THOMAS; D'SILVA; BOROLE, 2012; NICOLICH; MONTENEGRO, 1997;BERNARDINO JUNIOR et al, 2008;STEVÃO, 2015;MATARASSO, 2006).…”

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“…Assim como nos problemas funcionais seguimos condutas que nos levam ao diagnóstico das anomalias, os problemas estéticos também necessitam de parâmetros para que encontremos os defeitos. Se pensarmos em estética relacionada à face, através de pesquisas, podemos encontrar os pontos de congruência e diferenças entre o paciente e o profissional e, com isso, desenvolver um guia para usar como parâmetro no momento do diagnóstico (NORMANDO, 2012).…”

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A beleza pode ser definida como uma combinação de qualidades que dão prazer aos sentidos ou a mente. Cirurgiões plásticos acreditam que o volume da bochecha é um importante determinante da beleza facial e aparência jovem. Na Ortodontia, não é suficiente apenas perceber o que interfere no sorriso, é necessário diagnosticar o que se encontra fora da normalidade, para que se possa estabelecer um plano de tratamento. Assim como nos problemas funcionais seguimos condutas que nos levam ao diagnóstico das anomalias, os problemas estéticos também necessitam de parâmetros para que encontremos os defeitos. Nesse âmbito, as investigações científicas sobre os critérios utilizados pelo ortodontista e pacientes para definir um sorriso ou uma face como esteticamente agradável poderiam edificar uma sólida escada para o entendimento das diferenças entre a percepção do profissional e a do paciente. Durante a execução do tratamento, a consulta de pesquisas cientificas que norteiem a situação favorece seu decurso. Nortear a identificação e manejo no diagnóstico e indicação adequada da bichectomia foi o objetivo desta revisão de literatura realizada nas bases de dados científicas National Library of Medicine, Washington, DC (MEDLINE: Pubmed) e Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO). Foram recuperados 1710 artigos científicos, que após seleção resultaram em 48 artigos relacionados à descrição e manejo no diagnóstico e indicação adequada da Bichectomia, escolhidos para elaboração desta revisão de literatura. A existência de materiais de fácil consulta com embasamento científico adequado para orientação aos pacientes na tomada de decisões enquanto a Bichectomia favorece manejo do tratamento. Palavras-chave: Bichectomia. Gordura de Bichat. Estética. Diagnostico. Ortodontia. Abstract Beauty can be defined as a combination of qualities that give pleasure to the senses or the mind. Plastic surgeons believe that cheek volume is an important determinant of facial beauty and youthful appearance. In orthodontics, it is not enough to just understand what interferes with the smile, it is necessary to diagnose what is out of the ordinary, so that a treatment plan can be established. Just as in functional problems we follow conducts that lead us to the diagnosis of anomalies, aesthetic problems also need parameters in order to find the defects. In this context, scientific investigations on the criteria used by orthodontists and patients to define a smile or face as aesthetically pleasing could build a solid ladder for understanding the differences between the professional's and the patient's perception. During the execution of the treatment, the consultation of scientific research that guides the situation favors its course. To guide the identification and management in the diagnosis and adequate indication of bichectomy was the objective of this literature review carried out in the scientific databases National Library of Medicine, Washington, DC (MEDLINE: Pubmed) and Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO). 1710 scientific articles were retrieved, which after selection resulted in 48 articles related to the description and management in the diagnosis and adequate indication of Bichectomy, chosen for the elaboration of this literature review. The existence of easy-to-consult materials with an adequate scientific basis to guide patients in making decisions while Bichectomy favors treatment management. Keywords: Bichectomy. Buccal Fat Pad. Aesthetics. Diagnostics. Orthodontics

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“…3,4 In health sciences, the construction of the values and meaning of the corporal aesthetic is receiving increased interest, influencing individual's identity construction and self-perception. 5 Knowledge of the patient's psychological, anatomical, and functional needs can lead to better detection of changes or defects that may alter the aesthetic perceptions of the smile and identify the existing problems, in order to improve the aesthetic outcomes of orthodontic treatment and increase the quality of life of the patients. 5,6 Aesthetic perception is related to educational, cultural, socioeconomical and emotional contexts.…”

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“…5 Knowledge of the patient's psychological, anatomical, and functional needs can lead to better detection of changes or defects that may alter the aesthetic perceptions of the smile and identify the existing problems, in order to improve the aesthetic outcomes of orthodontic treatment and increase the quality of life of the patients. 5,6 Aesthetic perception is related to educational, cultural, socioeconomical and emotional contexts. Importantly, studies have shown that perception differs between orthodontists, nonorthodontists (i.e., dentists), and laypeople.…”

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An eye-tracking and visual analogue scale attractiveness evaluation of black space between the maxillary central incisors

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Souza

Miyoshi

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Dental Press J. Orthod.

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Objective: To study the influence of black space between the maxillary central incisors on the aesthetic visual perception of the face, via eye-tracking and visual analogue scale (VAS). Methods: Black space between the central incisors was created, for both sexes, as follows: control, 1-mm black space, 2-mm black space and 3-mm black space. Ninety raters participated in this study, divided into three groups: 30 laypeople, 30 nonorthodontists, and 30 orthodontists. After the visual calibration of each observer, eight photographs were presented in the Ogama® software concomitant with the use of the hardware The Eye Tribe®. Ogama generated information depending on the eye-tracking of each rater, regarding the time until the first fixation, time of fixation, heatmap, scanpath, and total time of fixation, to evaluate the areas deemed to be of interest according to the raters. Later on, the VAS was used, where each rater evaluated the images in an album on a scale of zero to 10 points. Results: The eyes and mouth were the areas more often noticed by the raters according to the heatmaps, while no significant difference was observed in time until the first fixation between the three groups of raters (p> 0.05). However, regarding the time of fixation on the mouth, a significant difference was observed (p< 0.05) when comparing the three groups. Conclusion: Black space has a negative effect on the aesthetic perception of the face. The amount of attention on the mouth is correspondent to the size of the black space.

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Esthetics and human perception

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An eye-tracking and visual analogue scale attractiveness evaluation of black space between the maxillary central incisors

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