Smile Design with Dr. Archana Rani : From Digital treatment Planning to Clinical reality
Modern dentistry is not limited to just the repair of individual teeth, bleaching, composite bonding, and veneering by our cosmetic dentist Dr. Archana Rani are not only repair the tooth but also create an aesthetically pleasing smile. An attractive smile is indicative of a high societal feeling and influences their self-confidence, thereby boosting their personality. An esthetic makeover or smile design involves creating a smile where the stomatognathic structures function without hindrance to each other.
Smile
Humans have two types of smiles: a natural smile, which occurs naturally and is brought about by the maximal contraction of the upper and lower lip elevator and depressor oris; the other type is the social smile, which is voluntary and meant as a kind gesture directed toward another individual.
Principals of smile designing
Designing a perfect smile using the software requires a thorough knowledge about the muscles and dimensions of the display zone along with their esthetic proportions. Although a software algorithm is used in predicting a perfect smile, clinical smile designing requires a multidisciplinary intervention that includes branches of dentistry such as orthodontics, orthognathic surgery, periodontal therapy, and plastic surgery.Facial features that are key in planning for esthetic smile redesign include facial symmetry, facial profile, and proportion of the facial structures.
Digital smile design at Magadh oro dental clinic
We take digital impression of both the jaws with a digital intraoral scanner. The impressions are then uploaded to the CAD/CAM processing machine where they are 3D-printed. High-resolution full profile photographs representing the facial profile and frontal views of the patient are essential and videos that record the dynamic changes of the teeth, gingiva, lips, and facial muscles brought about by smiling and talking are essential as this documentation forms the blueprint on which smile design is executed. Three basic photographic views are fundamental in smile design, they include
Full facial view with a natural smile.
Resting face.
A view representing the maxillary and mandibular arch not in occlusion.
A magnification of a 1:1 view picture of the central incisor with a black background provides in-depth detail for the lab technician to work on. The videographic demonstration containing documentation is imported into the slide presentation. The facial and dental components of the smile and their points previously discussed above influence the majority of smile design.
