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Ultra-low-dose cone-beam CT for cleft and craniofacial deformity surgery: radiation reduction and clinical applicability. [PDF]
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"The pivotal role of proper nasolabial angle management in the functional treatment of skeletal Class II malocclusion: an opinion article". [PDF]
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Lip repositioning surgery for gummy smile: 6-month clinical and radiographic lip dimensional changes
Clinical Oral Investigations, 2021The present case series aimed to examine lip repositioning surgery (LRS) outcomes related to changes in external and internal upper lip (UL) dimensions, utilizing both conventional clinical and novel radiographic approaches.Patients (n = 13) diagnosed with hypermobile UL (>8-mm mobility during smile) and excessive gingival display (≥4-mm) were included
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Clinical Advances in Periodontics, 2014
Focused Clinical Question:In patients with normal crown dimensions and excessive gingival display, does lip‐repositioning surgery improve long‐term smile outcome and dental esthetics?Clinical Scenario:A 27‐year‐old systemically healthy female presents with the chief complaint of “excessive gingival display when smiling” (). She reports that orthodontic
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Focused Clinical Question:In patients with normal crown dimensions and excessive gingival display, does lip‐repositioning surgery improve long‐term smile outcome and dental esthetics?Clinical Scenario:A 27‐year‐old systemically healthy female presents with the chief complaint of “excessive gingival display when smiling” (). She reports that orthodontic
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Lip Repositioning Surgery Using an Er,Cr:YSGG Laser: A Case Series
The International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, 2020Excessive gingival display (EGD) is a common esthetic concern. Lip repositioning surgery (LRS) was introduced as one of the treatment options to manage EGD. LRS can be used for skeletally and/or muscularly induced EGD. The present case series applied LRS using an Er,Cr:YSGG laser to treat 24 patients with minor vertical maxillary overgrowth or a ...
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Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 2021
AbstractAimTo assess the effect of aesthetic crown lengthening (ACL) and lip repositioning surgery (LRS) on perception of smile attractiveness.Materials and methodsPreoperative and 6‐month postoperative smile photographs of ACL‐ or LRS‐treated patients were evaluated by 100 raters (five gender‐balanced groups of ten per procedure) of diverse background
Cléverson O. Silva +6 more
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AbstractAimTo assess the effect of aesthetic crown lengthening (ACL) and lip repositioning surgery (LRS) on perception of smile attractiveness.Materials and methodsPreoperative and 6‐month postoperative smile photographs of ACL‐ or LRS‐treated patients were evaluated by 100 raters (five gender‐balanced groups of ten per procedure) of diverse background
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The International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry, 2021
This study evaluated long-term clinical and patient satisfaction outcomes following a modified lip repositioning technique that utilized periosteal sutures in a twin population. Twin sisters diagnosed with maxillary lip hypermobility were randomly assigned to either the control group (original LipStaT technique) or test group (addition of periosteal ...
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This study evaluated long-term clinical and patient satisfaction outcomes following a modified lip repositioning technique that utilized periosteal sutures in a twin population. Twin sisters diagnosed with maxillary lip hypermobility were randomly assigned to either the control group (original LipStaT technique) or test group (addition of periosteal ...
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Lip Repositioning Surgery: Relinquishing The Gummy Smile - A Case Report
African Journal of Biomedical ResearchLip repositioning surgery is a minimally invasive procedure increasingly utilized for correcting excessive gingival display, commonly known as gummy smile, which can enhance the patient’s smile aesthetics and self-confidence. This case report presents the successful outcome of lip repositioning surgery in 23 years old female with concerns about her ...
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