How does orthodontic care improve self-image?
Scientific research has repeatedly shown the mouth and face to be focal points of communication and social interaction. Appearance has been related to interpersonal popularity, social behavior, self-expectation, personality style, and self-image. There can be little doubt that an attractive facial appearance and smile can improve the quality of life in many dimensions. Facial as well as dental esthetics are carefully considered in planning individual treatment strategies.
Scientific research has repeatedly shown the mouth and face to be the focal points of communication and social interaction. Appearance has been related to interpersonal popularity, social behaviors, self-expectation, personality style, and self-image. There can be little doubt that an attractive facial appearance and smile can improve the quality in many dimensions. All factors of facial and dental appearance are considered by the orthodontist in planning individual treatment strategies. Additional benefits may include better function, improved cleanability and greater longevity of natural teeth.
Scientific research has repeatedly shown the mouth and face to be focal points of communication and social interaction. Appearance has been related to personal relationships, social behaviors, self-expectation, personality style and self-image. There can be little doubt that an attractive facial appearance and smile can improve the quality of life in many dimensions. The orthodontist considers all factors of facial and dental appearance in planning an individual’s treatment.
Scientific research has repeatedly shown the mouth and face to be focal points of communication and social interaction. Appearance has been related to interpersonal popularity, social behaviors, self-expectation, personality style, and self image. There can be little doubt that an attractive facial appearance and smile can improve the quality of life and success at school, at work and socially. All factors of facial and dental esthetics are considered by the orthodontically trained dentist in planning individual treatment strategies.
