TAILIEUCHUNG - Orthodontists and patient´s aesthetic perception to different types of profi les modifi ed by a computer program

To fully capture the salient qualities of deeply engaging experiences, a broader palette of emotions is necessary. One kind of emotion is the feel- ing of understanding in an experience of learning. The term “feeling of understanding” highlights the vital quality of learning that is implicit, non-logical, and non-verbal. Examples include the feeling that an indi- vidual may have for the meaning of a difficult text passage, the symbolic significance of something in a work of art, the connection between an abstract idea and a concrete part of one’s world,. | Revista Odontológica Mexicana_ Vol. 16 No. 3 July-September 2012 Facultad de Odontología pp 164-170 ORIGINAL RESEARCH Orthodontists and patient s aesthetic perception to different types of profiles modified by a computer program Perception estética de cirujanos dentistas ortodoncistas y pacientes a diferentes tipos de perfiles modificados por un programa de computadora María Fernanda Quiroz Enrique Grageda ABSTRACT Introduction The concept of facial beauty and profile harmony play a decisive role in social relationships of all people. Therefore it is intensely studied in scientific research. Objective Assess esthetic perception that dentists orthodontists and patients discern on computer-modified profiles. Materials Using two Dolphin Imaging and Management program modified profiles assessment made by 30 patients 30 orthodontists and 30 maxillofacial surgeons attached to the Graduate School National School of Dentistry National University of Mexico. Methods Photographs and cephalographs of a Mexican man and a woman were used. Position of upper and lower jaws were modified by the Dolphin Imaging and Management program so as to create two sequences. 90 subjects 30 orthodontists 30 maxillofacial surgeons and 30 patients of the Graduate School assessed profiles in the visual analogical scale. SPSS was used to process statistical analysis. Scores given by surgeons orthodontists and patients for each profile were compared with the help of Kruskall-Wallis tests. Results Reliability within evaluators was deemed as good . Facial attraction perception of orthodontists and maxillofacial surgeons was generally in agreement. Patients thought otherwise. Interactions of anterior-posterior and vertical dimension as well as amount of change between each dimension influences perception of facial attraction. Conclusions Results suggest that facial attractiveness preferences among orthodontists and maxillofacial surgeons were .

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