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Evaluation of the effect of buccal corridor size on smile attractiveness

Oshagh et al., 2010

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2590374492577175424
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Oshagh M
Zarif N
Bahramnia F
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Eur J Esthet Dent

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Introduction: An attractive smile helps people feel more self-confident and look younger. One of the more controversial aspects of smile attractiveness pertains to buccal corridor size. There is no previous study by those with artistic knowledge that has assessed the esthetic …
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