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Our study aims to establish correlations regarding the satisfaction between the tooth shade and skin type among a group of students. A transdisciplinary study based on an online survey was performed, on 57 students in the Faculty of Dental Medicine of Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy. For every student the skin colour and skin photo type (using the Fitzpatrick Test) were determined and their central incisor (1.1) tooth shade (colour) was selected using the Vita 3D Master and Vita Classic Lumin shade guides. A statistical data analysis was performed. The results show a significant and positive high-grade correlation (p<0.001, R=0.812) between skin photo type and skin colour. Also a significant and positive moderate-grade correlation (p=0.032, R= 0.327) was found for participants with lighter photo type (II-III) that have more frequently light-coloured teeth (A/B colour group) while participants with darker photo type (IV-V) have more frequently dark-coloured teeth (C/D colour group). Most participants are neutral or content about the correlation between the colour of their teeth and their skin both during the day and during the high sun exposure periods but 70% of them would perform a colour change procedure of their teeth. Some of the correlations issued from this study can lead to further advanced trans disciplinary studies.

Study on tooth shade and skin photo type correlations among dental medical students in Romania