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Correlation of soft tissue biotype with pink aesthetic score in single full veneer crown
Sanjog Agarwal1, Subhabrata Maiti1, V Ashok1
1Saveetha Dental College, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences, Saveetha University, Chennai 77, India.
Abstract:
It is of interest to document the correlation of soft tissue biotype with pink esthetic score in single full veneer crown in Indian population. Hence, a Cross-sectional, descriptive study was conducted in an institution, on randomly selected individuals from a data collection of 86000 patient data. Scalloped and thin gingival biotype was present in 62.1 % patients and flat and thick was present in 37.9% individuals according to Anon and Ross Classification. Pink esthetic score didn't give any significant value in single crown cases where 85% cases had a good pink aesthetic score. Thus, the rightness of the PES index for the objective outcome assessment of the esthetic dimension of anterior single-tooth crown was confirmed. However, many randomized clinical trials are needed to further validate and refine this index for its clinical use in prosthetic rehabilitation.
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