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• Central Incisor Proportion
• Golden Proportion
• Midline and Canting of Arches
• Axial Inclination
• Incisal Edge and Lower Lip Alignment
• Gradation and Contact Points
• Arch Form, Buccal Corridors
• Gingival Symmetry, Contour and Zenith
Fundamentals
Incisal Edge Location - First • Incisor has two planes to allow for
lip closure
• Neutral zone – inner vermillion border
• Too far facial – hard to close lip
• Too far lingual – occlusal problem
• Say “F” and “V” sounds – inner
vermillion border
• Confirm with provisional restorations –
communicate with lab
“M” or
“Emma”
3 – 4 mm of incisal edges of
maxillary centrals are displayed
in a youthful female smile
Smile Planning Intercommissure Line
• Youthful Smile: 75% - 100%
of teeth below line
• Older Smile: 40% or less of
teeth below line
Morley
JADA
Aug 1999
Golden Percentage
“Pleasing proportions for the
anterior segment are
12% : 16% : 22% : 22% : 16% : 12%
for the relative widths.”
Snow, SR
Esthetics
Sept 2006
Face Height Measurements • Midface and Lower Face heights
equal • Maxillary lip length -
- Males: 22 mm - 24 mm - Females: 20 mm - 22 mm
• Altered Passive Eruption • Dentoalveolar Extrusion • Vertical Maxillary Excess
Robbins
UTSA
Smile Planning 50 / 40 / 30 Rule
The progressive decrease in
connector / contact length
between maxillary anterior
teeth as one moves distal to
the midline. Morley, Eubank
JADA
Jan 2001
50 / 40 / 30 Accuracy
“The average apparent contact
length of maxillary anteriors was
49 / 38 / 27, consistent with the
ideal proportions of 50 / 40 / 30.
Raj, V., et al
J Esth and Rest Dent
April 2009
Patients’ Idea of Dental Esthetics
“Tooth color was a major factor with
regard to dental esthetics. Most
patients were interested in improving
appearance through whitening teeth.”
Samorodnitzky-Navah, G.R., et al
JADA
June 2007
Shade Guide Color Stability
“Surface disinfectants cause significant
change in value and chroma after 2 years
of use. Set aside one shade guide to
compare against those in clinical use to
determine when replacement is needed.”
Pohjola, R.M., et al
Quint Intl
September 2007
D Don’t Believe the Lab… “Contamination of the etched, silanated
ceramic with die stone produces the
weakest bond strength. Always re-etch
the ceramic surface with hydrofluoric
acid to recreate the microporous layer
in porcelain free of contaminants.” Kim, T., et al
Calif Dent Assn Jnl
February 2006