What do you NOT consider for esthetics when setting maxillary denture teeth?

When setting maxillary denture teeth, considering the arch form is not typically classified as an esthetic factor. The arch form refers to the geometric shape of the dental arch and is more closely related to functional aspects of the denture, including fit and occlusion, rather than purely esthetic outcomes.

In contrast, the midline is essential for symmetry and balance in the facial appearance, making it a significant esthetic consideration. Tooth position is crucial for creating a natural and pleasing smile, influencing how the teeth relate to the lips and smile line. Occlusion, while primarily a functional aspect, can also affect the esthetics of how the upper and lower teeth interrelate, influencing the overall dental appearance during function and at rest.

Therefore, while aspects such as midline, tooth position, and occlusion directly impact how the denture looks and functions in the mouth, the arch form is more focused on compatibility and stability of the denture rather than an esthetic feature.