ArticleJournal of conservative dentistry and endodontics2025
Ocular dominance and visual color perception: A study on the overlooked factor in dental esthetics.
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Context: In contemporary dentistry, the growing emphasis on esthetics has made shade selection both a critical and demanding task. Precisely interpreting visual cues is essential for achieving natural and harmonious restorations in clinical practice. Aims: To examine how ocular dominance influences accuracy in shade matching and perception of tooth color in esthetic and restorative dental treatments. Methods: A total of 80 participants, group 1: faculty members ( Statistical Analysis Used: The mean difference between the dominant and non-dominant eye was compared by using the Student's- Results: Right eye dominance was observed in 71.2% of participants. FM-100 hue test scores were significantly lower (better perception) in the dominant eye across both groups ( Conclusions: Eye dominance positively affects shade matching and color perception, particularly in individuals with greater clinical experience.
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