Influence of the placement of a simulated canine with infralabioversion on the three-dimensional morphology of the upper lip

Wakako Tome; Maiko Kazuo; Noriyuki Kitai

doi:10.47416/apjod.25-0010

January 1, 2026Asian Pacific Journal of DentistryOpen Access

Influence of the placement of a simulated canine with infralabioversion on the three-dimensional morphology of the upper lip

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The research investigates the impact of a simulated canine in infralabioversion on the upper lip's shape.
Conducted a morphological analysis of the upper lip.
Evaluated conditions at rest and during smiling.
Used three-dimensional modeling techniques to assess changes.
Altered upper lip morphology observed when the canine was positioned in infralabioversion.
Significant differences noted in upper lip shape between resting and smiling positions.

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Examines how canine position alters upper lip shape at rest and smiling, suggesting important implications for dental aesthetics.

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Purpose: This study aimed to examine how positioning a simulated canine exhibiting infralabioversion affects the three-dimensional morphology of the upper lip, both at rest and during smiling.

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