Authors :
Dr. Sharath Kumar Shetty; Dr. Mahesh Kumar Y.; Dr. Ram Kumar G
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May
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Abstract :
Occlusal cant, indeed, plays a significant role
in smile aesthetics. It refers to the asymmetry or tilt of the
occlusal plane, which can affect the balance and harmony
of the smile. The dynamic display zone, which includes
lateral, vertical, and anteroposterior characteristics, as
well as the cant of the occlusal plane, are important
factors to take into account when creating a smile or
designing mechanotherapy (treatment utilizing
mechanical devices). Ensuring an aesthetic plane of
occlusion involves aligning the teeth and jaws in a way
that enhances the overall appearance of the smile. This
may involve orthodontic treatment, dental restorations,
or other interventions aimed at achieving symmetry and
balance in the occlusal plane. By addressing occlusal cant
as part of smile design and mechanotherapy,
orthodontists can help patients achieve optimal smile
aesthetics and function This review article decribes
diagnosis ,etiology, methods of detecting occlusal cant
and treatment alternatives.
Keywords :
Occlusal Cant , Occlusal Cant Index (OCI) , Yin Yang Arch Wire
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- Occlusal Cant: Etiology, Evaluation, and Management Neslihan Ebru Sxenısxık1 and Selcan Hasipek
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Occlusal cant, indeed, plays a significant role
in smile aesthetics. It refers to the asymmetry or tilt of the
occlusal plane, which can affect the balance and harmony
of the smile. The dynamic display zone, which includes
lateral, vertical, and anteroposterior characteristics, as
well as the cant of the occlusal plane, are important
factors to take into account when creating a smile or
designing mechanotherapy (treatment utilizing
mechanical devices). Ensuring an aesthetic plane of
occlusion involves aligning the teeth and jaws in a way
that enhances the overall appearance of the smile. This
may involve orthodontic treatment, dental restorations,
or other interventions aimed at achieving symmetry and
balance in the occlusal plane. By addressing occlusal cant
as part of smile design and mechanotherapy,
orthodontists can help patients achieve optimal smile
aesthetics and function This review article decribes
diagnosis ,etiology, methods of detecting occlusal cant
and treatment alternatives.
Keywords :
Occlusal Cant , Occlusal Cant Index (OCI) , Yin Yang Arch Wire