The role of anthropological facial parameters in designing a prosthesis

Abstract

Restoration of the anthropological parameters of the face can be achieved with anatomically correctly designed prostheses, where the upper dental arch is formed taking into account the prosthetic plane and overlaps the lower dental arch, and the midline between the upper central incisors coincides with the midline between the lower central incisors. In a relaxed state of the upper lip, the upper central incisors are positioned 1 mm below it. With a broad smile, the teeth look natural. Such a clinical and anthropological approach creates a comfortable psycho-emotional state for the patient, and the smile appears attractive.