Facial photogrammetric profile measurements and sagittal dental occlusion in the young Congolese Bantu Adult (DRC)

Esabish, Philippe Lindondo; Beugre-Kouassi, Lydie Monique Ahia; Baukaka, Florent Songo; Nzanza, Richard Matanda; Gboro, Teddy Dzaringa; Beugré, Jean-Bertin

doi:10.1016/j.ortho.2019.03.017

International Orthodontics

2019

DOI: 10.1016/j.ortho.2019.03.017

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Facial photogrammetric profile measurements and sagittal dental occlusion in the young Congolese Bantu Adult (DRC)

Philippe Lindondo Esabish

Lydie Monique Ahia Beugre-Kouassi

Florent Songo Baukaka

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“…Comparative studies by Miles & Naidoo, Olusanya et al, Virdi et al, Farkas et al and Salah et al4,13,19,[26][27][28][29] …”

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Facial Anthropometric Norms of the Young Black South African Woman

Wilson

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Segwapa

2023

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: Ethnic pride and the push toward preservation of ethnicity in all areas of aesthetic and reconstructive medicine has created the need for normative facial anthropometric data specific to localized geographical populations. This study aimed to gather a set of soft tissue anthropometric norms for the young Black South African woman and to compare this with international data and neoclassical anthropometric maxims. Methods: In total, 156 Black female students from Sefako Makgatho University between 18 and 25 years of age, with a normal dental occlusion and a normal body mass index were included in the study. Computer-based photographic analysis of participants' faces in anterior, lateral, and basal views was undertaken under strict studio conditions and compared with international studies. Results: Facial height proportions tended toward a smaller upper facial third in comparison with mid and lower facial thirds. Nasal width was greater than other populations, and exceeded the neoclassical canon of one-fifth of facial width. Nasal tip projection was greater than Congolese and African American counterparts. Vermilion height ratios approximated a ratio of 1:1 with lip protrusion beyond the classical Rickets E-line. Conclusions:The "classical" anthropometric measurements most often quoted in academic literature, although important in their own right, do not consider the distinct differences in facial anthropometric norms between population and racial groups. These differences must be taken into consideration to preserve ethnic traits and optimize aesthetic outcomes.

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“…Comparative studies by Miles & Naidoo, Olusanya et al, Virdi et al, Farkas et al and Salah et al4,13,19,[26][27][28][29] …”

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confidence: 99%

“…Comparative studies by Miles and Naidoo, Esabish et al, Virdi et al13,19,28 Individual Student t test performed with P provided. Significant at P < 0.05.…”

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Facial Anthropometric Norms of the Young Black South African Woman

Wilson

Medapati

Segwapa

2023

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Photogrammetry in Dentistry: A Literature Review

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The conducted analysis of the scientific literature has shown that the photogrammetric method of images acquisition has long been used in various fields of science and industry. Its advantages include the simplicity and affordability of technical implementation, high accuracy of the obtained data, complete contactless application and the opportunity for the digital processing of an enormous amount of information over a short period of time, acquisition of a virtual model of high accuracy. The testing of photogrammetry in medical practice has resulted in the indication of promising areas of its application and improvement. They have been specified in terms of the dental field, being directed to the acquisition of three-dimensional models of the head, jaws, alveolar processes, periodontal tissues, dentitions and individual teeth as well as to the reproduction of central occlusion, jaw articulation correlation and to three-dimensional implant and denture positioning. Numerous in vitro and in vivo studies have proven the competitiveness of photogrammetry as compared to 3-D scanning methods. however, some problems associated with its application remain unresolved. On the one hand, photogrammetry experts still lack some understanding of special requests of dental diagnostics, while dentists are still unaware of photogrammetry functional opportunities. Moreover, certain procedural requirements as for the angle, lighting, distance, etc. sufficiently restrict its technical capacity. In any case, most researchers point to the need for in-depth scientific studies of the actual practical photogrammetry opportunities, while further prospects for the introduction of this method are associated with the technical improvement of the equipment adapted to the peculiarities of dental practice.

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Facial photogrammetric profile measurements and sagittal dental occlusion in the young Congolese Bantu Adult (DRC)

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Facial Anthropometric Norms of the Young Black South African Woman

Facial Anthropometric Norms of the Young Black South African Woman

Photogrammetry in Dentistry: A Literature Review

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