Chin*

No abstract available.
Chin* ; Transplants*

No abstract available.
Chin* ; Hemangioma*

No abstract available.
Adult* ; Child* ; Chin* ; Humans

during bone harvesting from the chin.
Anatomic Variation* ; Chin*

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the position and shape of mental foramen in panoramic radiographs. For t his study, panoramic radiographs were obtained from the 200 adults and evaluated the position and shape of mental foramen. According to various positional changes in panoramic radiographs of the patients, the author also obtained panoramic radiographs from the 100 adults and then evaluated the positional and shape changes of mental foramen. The following results were obtained: 1. Shapes of mental foramen were observed elliptical(43.3%), round or oval(42.5%), unidentified(7.5%) and diffuse(6.7%) type in descending order of frequency. 2. Horizontal position of mental foramen were most frequently observed at the 2nd premolar area(54.2%), and area between the 1st premolar and 2nd premolar(43.1%), area between the 2nd premolar and 1st molar(2.7%), and at apex(9.7%), overlap with apex(1.9%), superior of apex(0.2%) in descending order of frequency. 4. According to various positional changes in panoramic radiographs of the patients, shape changes of mental foramen we re more obviously observed at the forward 10mm and chin down 10degrees positioned panoramic radiographs, And changes of horizo ntal and vertical position were observed in similar to compared with normal positioned panoramic radiographs.
Adult ; Bicuspid ; Chin ; Humans

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the position and shape of mental foramen in panoramic radiographs. For t his study, panoramic radiographs were obtained from the 200 adults and evaluated the position and shape of mental foramen. According to various positional changes in panoramic radiographs of the patients, the author also obtained panoramic radiographs from the 100 adults and then evaluated the positional and shape changes of mental foramen. The following results were obtained: 1. Shapes of mental foramen were observed elliptical(43.3%), round or oval(42.5%), unidentified(7.5%) and diffuse(6.7%) type in descending order of frequency. 2. Horizontal position of mental foramen were most frequently observed at the 2nd premolar area(54.2%), and area between the 1st premolar and 2nd premolar(43.1%), area between the 2nd premolar and 1st molar(2.7%), and at apex(9.7%), overlap with apex(1.9%), superior of apex(0.2%) in descending order of frequency. 4. According to various positional changes in panoramic radiographs of the patients, shape changes of mental foramen we re more obviously observed at the forward 10mm and chin down 10degrees positioned panoramic radiographs, And changes of horizo ntal and vertical position were observed in similar to compared with normal positioned panoramic radiographs.
Adult ; Bicuspid ; Chin ; Humans

Nevus sebaceous (NS) is a benign neoplasm occurring mainly on the face and scalp. It commonly occurs as a solitary, well-demarcated lesion. This paper presents a case of multiple nevus sebaceous, which presented as multiple lesions occurring on the temporal scalp and on the contralateral side of the chin. Multiple NS have only rarely been reported.
Chin ; Nevus ; Scalp

No abstract available.
Chin* ; Polyps* ; Skin*

Understanding the level of a person's perception of changes that have occurred on the face after orthodontic treatment is critical to the process of orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of perception of profile and frontal changes in lower facial height. Forty students attending art school participated in a study evaluating the level of a participant's perception of changes in the lower facial height. Participants compared computer-graphic frontal and profile photographs with balanced proportions and photograph simulations of 1, 2, 3, and 4 mm changes in lower facial height from stomion to the chin. At least a 2 mm change in lower facial height for the profile view and 3 mm in the frontal view was needed to be perceived after orthodontic treatment. The level of a person's perception of the change in lower facial height was more sensitive in the profile view than in the frontal view, and information about facial changes given prior to evaluation enhanced the level of perception.
Chin ; Diagnosis ; Humans