肤色与上前牙色调的比较:尼日利亚成年人的观察研究。

Pub Date : 2024-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-09-30 DOI:10.4103/njcp.njcp_888_23
O F Ikusika, P I Idon, O A Adenuga-Taiwo, A U Umanah, B O Akinboboye, P A Akeredolu
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背景:肤色可预测前牙色调。分析人群中肤色与前牙色调之间的关系可能有助于配制具有最佳美学和逼真度的全口义齿。目的:本研究旨在评估尼日利亚不同成年人群中肤色与上前牙色调之间的关系:这项研究于 2022 年 2 月至 12 月间在尼日利亚四个地缘政治区四个城市五家教学医院的牙科诊所连续招募的健康成年人中进行。使用国家移民局(NIS)肤色量表记录肤色。使用 Vitapan Classic® 色调指南记录上中切牙和犬齿的色调。对相关性进行了二元和多元检验,并得出了预测概率:共有 1070 名成年人参加了研究,平均年龄为(30.8 ± 10)岁。新信息系统肤色 6(29.8%)和 5(27.7%)最常见,而色调 A(门牙 48.7%,犬齿 48.4%)和 B(门牙 41.1%,犬齿 40.1%)占主导地位。门牙和犬齿的数值与肤色(P = 0.001)和年龄(门牙为 P = 0.001,犬齿为 P = 0.003)呈正相关。犬齿的色调与肤色(P = 0.01)和性别(P = 0.001)也有明显关系。回归模型显示,肤色越深与门牙色泽越暗呈正相关(β = 0.173,OR =1.19,P < 0.001)。犬齿的数值更有可能大于 2(β = 0.118,OR =1.12,P =0.01),但与肤色越来越深没有显著的正相关关系(β = -0.99,OR =0.91,P =0.22):结论:肤色与上前牙色泽有关。结论:肤色与上前牙色泽相关。肤色可以指导临床医生在全口义齿处方中选择色调。
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Comparing Skin Tones to Shades of Upper Anterior Teeth: An Observational Study among Nigerian Adults.

Background: Skin tones may be predictive of anterior tooth shade. An analysis of the relationship of skin tone to anterior tooth shade within a population may facilitate the prescription of complete dentures with optimal esthetics and realism.

Aim: This study aimed to assess the relationship between skin tones and shades of upper anterior teeth among a diverse Nigerian adult population.

Methods: The study was conducted between February and December 2022 among consecutive healthy adults recruited from dental clinics of five teaching hospitals in four cities located across four geopolitical zones of Nigeria. Skin tones were recorded using the National Immigration Service (NIS) Skin Color scale. The Vitapan Classic® shade guide was used to record the tooth shade of the upper central incisors and canines. Bivariate and multivariate tests of associations were performed, and predictive probabilities were developed.

Results: A total of 1070 adults with a mean age of 30.8 ± 10 years participated in the study. NIS skin tones 6 (29.8%) and 5 (27.7%) were the most common, while hues A (48.7% in incisors and 48.4 % in canines) and B (41.1% in incisors and 40.1% in canines) were predominant. The values of the incisors and canines were positively related to skin tone (P = 0.001) and age (P = 0.001 for incisors and P = 0.003 for canines). Hue was also significantly associated with skin tone for canines (P = 0.01) and gender (P = 0.001). Regression models showed increasingly darker skin tones were positively related to duller values for incisor teeth (β = 0.173, OR =1.19, P < 0.001). The values for canines were more likely to be >2 (β = 0.118, OR =1.12, P = 0.01), but without significant positive relationship to increasingly darker skin tones (β = -0.99, OR =0.91, P = 0.22).

Conclusion: Skin tones were associated with upper anterior tooth shade. There was a positive relationship between skin tones and the shades of upper anterior teeth. Skin tones could guide the clinician in shade selection during complete denture prescriptions.

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