Selection of Artificial Teeth in Prosthodontics
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How is the width of the central incisor estimated?

  • As 1/3 of the bizygomatic width
  • As 1/16 of the bizygomatic width (correct)
  • By measuring the distance between the two commissures
  • Through the position of the cervical necks

What helps in determining the length of the anterior teeth?

  • The position of the cervical necks
  • High & low lip lines (correct)
  • The bizygomatic width
  • The distance between the two commissures

What does a vertical line extended along the lateral surface of the ala of the nose pass through?

  • The lateral surface of the ala of the nose
  • The distal surface of the upper six anteriors
  • The position of the cervical necks
  • The middle of the upper canine (correct)

Where do the cervical necks lie according to esthetic considerations?

<p>At or above the high lip line (smile line) (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What determines the positions of the midline for anterior teeth?

<p>The central incisor width (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Central incisor width estimation

The width of the central incisor is estimated as approximately 1/16th of the distance between the two cheekbones (zygomatic arches).

Lip lines and anterior tooth length

The height and position of the lip lines, particularly the high lip line, play a crucial role in determining the ideal length of the front teeth (anterior teeth).

Nose-canine alignment

A vertical line drawn from the side of the nose, specifically the wing (ala), should ideally pass through the middle of the upper canine tooth for balanced facial aesthetics.

Cervical neck position and aesthetics

To ensure a beautiful smile, the necks of the front teeth should ideally be positioned at or above the high lip line, which is visible when you smile.

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Central incisor and midline

The width of the central incisor is a key factor in determining the midline position of the anterior teeth. This helps achieve symmetry in the smile.

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