Exploring mandibular asymmetry: insights from visual perception using eye-tracking technology

While the direction of mandibular asymmetry did not affect voluntary attention, an increase in asymmetry, regardless of profession, attracted more attention to the lower lip-chin area. While the 8 mm asymmetry caught the involuntary attention of orthodontists, the same did not occur in non-professionals.

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BMC Oral Health
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12903-025-06747-z
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Face Recognition and Perception
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Exploring mandibular asymmetry: insights from visual perception using eye-tracking technology

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Exploring mandibular asymmetry: insights from visual perception using eye-tracking technology

Sonia Amado, Belkıs Durmuş, Furkan Di̇ndaroğlu, Eda Sarı
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Abstract

While the direction of mandibular asymmetry did not affect voluntary attention, an increase in asymmetry, regardless of profession, attracted more attention to the lower lip-chin area. While the 8 mm asymmetry caught the involuntary attention of orthodontists, the same did not occur in non-professionals.

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