2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ajodo.2014.01.021
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Differences in facial profile and dental esthetic perceptions between young adults and orthodontists

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“…Assessment of soft tissue facial profile revealed that about 95% of the participating dental students consider slightly convex and straight profiles, respectively, as pleasant, with no sex difference. This is similar to the study of Yin et al who found that dental students considered straight and slightly convex (6 ° retruded mandible) are preferable facial profiles. Other authors have reported that subjects with straight profiles were rated by laypersons as more attractive than those with convex or concave profiles …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Assessment of soft tissue facial profile revealed that about 95% of the participating dental students consider slightly convex and straight profiles, respectively, as pleasant, with no sex difference. This is similar to the study of Yin et al who found that dental students considered straight and slightly convex (6 ° retruded mandible) are preferable facial profiles. Other authors have reported that subjects with straight profiles were rated by laypersons as more attractive than those with convex or concave profiles …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…In contrary, females perceived "facial profile" more precisely than males did. Such a result is in agreement with the finding of Abu Alhaija et al 15 and Yin et al 6 With regard to the participants' occupations, the overall perception was not significant amongst all occupations. When comes to the individual facial esthetic components, most of GDP were found to perceive "facial asymmetry" when between 0-6 mm while LP and DA were found to perceive the same component between 2-6 mm.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Most of the participants favored slightly convex and moderately convex facial profile. Yin et al 6 reported that about 85% of the LP, in comparison to 37% of orthodontists, prefer the straight facial profile, while the rest favored the convex facial profile.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La presencia de anomalías dentomaxilares aparentemente no discrimina por estratos socio-económi-cos (Venkatesh & Gopu, 2011), sin embargo, observamos que la necesidad de tratamiento en su nivel muy severo fue mayor en los establecimientos municipales que en los particulares, similar a lo reportado en Brasil (Yin et al, 2014). Es probable que esto se deba a que los casos más severos de colegios particulares fueron previamente tratados ortodóncicamente y, por ende, excluidos.…”
Section: Cueto A; Skog F; Muñoz M; Espinoza S ; Muñoz D and Maunclassified