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PubMed2001

Proportional smile design using the recurring esthetic dental (red) proportion.

Dentists have needed an objective way in which to evaluate a smile. A method for determining the ideal size and position of the anterior teeth has been presented here. Use of the FIVE to evaluate the RED proportion and the width-to-height ratio, tempered with sound clinical judgment, gives pleasing and consistent results. With the diversity that exists in nature, rarely does the final result follow all the mathematical rules of proportional smile design. This approach may serve as a foundation on which to base initial smile design, however. When one begins to understand the relationship between beauty, mathematics, and the surrounding world, one begins to appreciate their interdependence.

Adult↗
PubMed2000

[Evaluation of the facial esthetics in an Ivory Coast population].

Nowadays aesthetic standards reflect a generalisation of western ones. We propose to outline an aesthetic concept about Ivorian face. A selected jury will have to judge fifty-three Ivorian faces, through photographs and also, we'll make the cephalometric analysis of flabby and osseous tissues. We expect then, to provide orthodontists with basic references whenever they have to establish treatment objectives, for Negro-African, (particularly Ivorian), patients with facial disharmony evaluated according to western norms.

Adolescent↗
PubMed2001

[Esthetics, cosmetics and ophthalmology].

The authors studied many aspects of the cosmetics used around the eye: composition, directions for use, risks for the eyes and their adnexa, and also practical preventive measures. In the future, the cosmetics industry should offer products designed for maximum eye safety.

Chemistry, Pharmaceutical↗