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Harmonização orofacial & longevidade feminina: alterações do terço médio da face e sua reestruturação
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O envelhecimento é caracterizado por mudanças dinâmicas, de ordem multifatorial e multidimensional, com reflexo nas estruturas da face dado que acometem alterações nas diversas estruturas anatómicas e tecidos.
A Harmonização Orofacial é um tema incontornável na atual prática clínica em Medicina Dentária que compreende um conjunto de técnicas para desenvolver ou fazer sobressair a harmonia individual, articulando as proporções faciais com o sorriso, focando-se na unidade estética e funcional das estruturas orofaciais.
Objetivo: O objetivo deste trabalho consiste na análise das alterações faciais no terço médio da face decorrentes do processo de envelhecimento e na avaliação das alterações percebidas pelas participantes de cinco grupos etários distintos.
Resultados: As análises cefalométricas e faciais são úteis na identificação das alterações faciais decorrentes do envelhecimento facial, tendo-se observado uma redução do ângulo nasolabial (os restantes parâmetros em análise estavam dentro dos valores de referência). Na análise facial, as principais alterações, foram observadas na textura da pele, na existência de rugas periorbitais, na ptose da pálpebra superior e sulco nasolabial mais pronunciado. A autopercepção da imagem no presente estudo demonstrou que a perceção pessoal da aparência envelhecida era consideravelmente mais jovem do que a situação real.
Conclusão: O Médico Dentista enfrenta cada vez mais desafios clínicos que combinam saúde, função, rejuvenescimento, harmonia e bem-estar, que complementam o sorriso. O presente estudo destaca a importância do diagnóstico em Harmonização Orofacial e aponta caminhos a seguir no futuro, a nível clínico e investigacional.
Aging is characterized by dynamic, multifactorial and multidimensional changes, reflected in the structures of the face as they affect changes in the various anatomical structures and tissues. Orofacial Harmonization is an unavoidable topic in current clinical practice in Dentistry that comprises a set of techniques to develop or highlight individual harmony, articulating facial proportions with the smile, focusing on the aesthetic and functional unity of orofacial structures. Objective: The objective of this work is to analyze facial changes in the middle third of the face resulting from the aging process and to evaluate the changes perceived by participants from five different age groups. Results: Cephalometric and facial analysis are useful in identifying facial changes resulting from facial aging, with a reduction in the nasolabial angle being observed (the remaining parameters under analysis were within reference values). In the facial analysis, the main changes were observed in the texture of the skin, the existence of periorbital wrinkles, ptosis of the upper eyelid and a more pronounced nasolabial fold. Self-perception of image in the present study demonstrated that personal perception of aged appearance was considerably younger than the actual situation. Conclusion: Dentists increasingly face clinical challenges that combine health, function, rejuvenation, harmony and well-being, which complement the smile. The present study highlights the importance of diagnosis in Orofacial harmonization and points out ways forward in the future, at a clinical and investigational level.
Aging is characterized by dynamic, multifactorial and multidimensional changes, reflected in the structures of the face as they affect changes in the various anatomical structures and tissues. Orofacial Harmonization is an unavoidable topic in current clinical practice in Dentistry that comprises a set of techniques to develop or highlight individual harmony, articulating facial proportions with the smile, focusing on the aesthetic and functional unity of orofacial structures. Objective: The objective of this work is to analyze facial changes in the middle third of the face resulting from the aging process and to evaluate the changes perceived by participants from five different age groups. Results: Cephalometric and facial analysis are useful in identifying facial changes resulting from facial aging, with a reduction in the nasolabial angle being observed (the remaining parameters under analysis were within reference values). In the facial analysis, the main changes were observed in the texture of the skin, the existence of periorbital wrinkles, ptosis of the upper eyelid and a more pronounced nasolabial fold. Self-perception of image in the present study demonstrated that personal perception of aged appearance was considerably younger than the actual situation. Conclusion: Dentists increasingly face clinical challenges that combine health, function, rejuvenation, harmony and well-being, which complement the smile. The present study highlights the importance of diagnosis in Orofacial harmonization and points out ways forward in the future, at a clinical and investigational level.
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Harmonização orofacial Harmonia Beleza Longevidade Mulher Terço médio da face Reestruturação Orofacial harmonization Harmony Beauty Longevity Woman Middle third of the face Restructuring