Subperiosteal chin augmentation with hyaluronic acid filler in patients with a small chin

Kang, Kyoungjin; Chai, Choong-Yee

doi:10.25056/jcm.2017.1.2.120

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“…This fact explains the significant correlations of Oc and Gn with “b” line. Also, Gn showed a significant correlation with “b” line, and Oc showed a significant correlation with Pog, indicating harmonious contraction of mentalis and orbicularis oculi muscles in the modiolus [ 20 ]. The An and Sn nasal landmarks had a significant correlation with “b” line.…”

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Correlation of social smile symmetry with facial symmetry

Abbasi,

Golshah,

Seifodini

2023

BMC Oral Health

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Background This study aimed to assess the correlation of social smile symmetry with facial symmetry. Methods In this cross-sectional study, frontal view photographs were obtained from 169 eligible patients at rest and smiling with a camera at the level of their nose tip. Several landmarks were selected for facial symmetry and measured at rest and social smiling at the two sides of the face. The respective formula was used to calculate the asymmetry index (AI). The mean values for each AI were calculated, and the correlation between the criteria for a symmetric smile in a social smile with the criteria for facial symmetry, and the correlation between the difference in symmetry criteria at rest and social smiling with facial symmetry criteria were analyzed. Results Significant correlations were noted between Oc-b AI (smile) and Sn-B (rest) facial AI (P = 0.046), An-a (smile) AI and Gn-a (rest) facial AI (P = 0.002), An-b (smile) AI and Sn-b (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), Pog-a (smile) and Sn-a (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), Nt-a (smile) and Sn-a (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), Nt-b (smile) and Sn-b (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), Ph-a (smile) and Sn-a (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), Ph-b (smile) and Sn-b (smile) facial AI (P = 0.007), Oc-b AI (difference) and Gn-b (rest) facial AI (P = 0.031), Oc-Pog (difference) AI and Gn-b (rest) facial AI (P = 0.041), An-b (difference) AI and Sn-b (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), Nt-a (difference) and Sn-a (rest) facial AI (P = 0.006), Nt-b (difference) and Sn-b (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001), and Ph-b (difference) and Sn-b (rest) facial AI (P < 0.001). Conclusions A significant correlation exists between social smile symmetry and facial symmetry.

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Correlation of social smile symmetry with facial symmetry

Abbasi,

Golshah,

Seifodini

2023

BMC Oral Health

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“…This method of placement showed a promising technique in the midface and chin. Less postoperative complications and desirable aesthetic outcomes partly are due to creating a skeletal support for the overlaying soft tissues thus reducing drooping or sagging [ 14 – 17 ].…”

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Radiographic Features of Facial Cosmetic Material: Report of Two Cases

Alsufyani

2021

Case Reports in Dentistry

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Recently, the use of noninvasive facial cosmetic procedures has been widely disseminated. In the face, cosmetic fillers, threads, and implants are used to reduce or delay the effects of aging or adjust facial defects caused by trauma or disease. The dentist or dental specialist may encounter these materials in the radiographic images of their patients. There are few reports in the dental literature describing the radiographic appearance of some materials along with the diseases they mimic. As the procedures and materials advance and evolve, dentists and dental specialists must be aware of their radiographic appearance to avoid errors in diagnosis. This is a report of two cases that include panoramic radiography and CBCT scan. Among these cases, there is an unusual appearance of a cosmetic filler due to a subperiosteal injection method. Moreover, it will discuss common types of cosmetic materials used in the face and their imaginological appearance. This is the key to dentists and dental specialists due to increasing use of facial cosmetic materials and a parallel increase in the use of cone beam CT and chances to encounter such findings.

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Subperiosteal chin augmentation with hyaluronic acid filler in patients with a small chin

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Correlation of social smile symmetry with facial symmetry

Correlation of social smile symmetry with facial symmetry

Radiographic Features of Facial Cosmetic Material: Report of Two Cases

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