Titlebook: Aesthetic Perspectives in Jaw Surgery; Harvey M. Rosen Book 1999 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1999 aesthetic surgery.aesthetics.communic

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Kristin M. Page MD,Joanne Kurtzberg MDrdless of etiology, is a quantitative increase in the vertical dimension of the lower face relative to the midface. This is quantitatively defined as the vertical dimension from subnasale to menton being in excess of the vertical dimension measured from subnasale to glabella, as demonstrated in Fig. 9-1.

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Surgeon-Patient Communicationsgnitude of such displacements. The ability of the surgeon and the patient to communicate with one another must be present to establish the similarity and/or differences of these aesthetic perceptions. This, in turn, has obvious psychologic implications as it relates to the postoperative emotional adjustments of the patient.

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Bertrand Martin-Garin,Lucien F. Montaggioni the treatment planning variable is the necessity for simultaneous mandibular surgery and possibly chin surgery as well. This statement is applicable whether the Class III malocclusion is caused by maxillary deficiency or mandibular prognathism, or a combination of both.

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Book 1999, offers his own personal techniques of jaw surgery. Due to the advent of the biotechnical advances which have stabilized skeletal displacement, Dr. Rosen is able to emphasize the aesthetics of soft facial tissue corrections by redefining the goals of aesthetic surgery.

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Facial Concavity and Anterior Divergence: The Class III Deformity the treatment planning variable is the necessity for simultaneous mandibular surgery and possibly chin surgery as well. This statement is applicable whether the Class III malocclusion is caused by maxillary deficiency or mandibular prognathism, or a combination of both.

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