Yes, Straighter Teeth does Matter. |
If you thought impressions didn’t matter, then think again. We
wanted to bring to light a study
that was done roughly two years ago, but is still very relevant today. The fact
remains: we are grossly judged by our appearance, which includes more than just
our smiles.
In short, the study concludes that straighter teeth translates
into success, smarts, and more dates. We aren’t even kidding either; it’s all
based on the facts that were revealed in the study.
The Facts (only based
on those who participated in the study [1,047 respondents])
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29% of those in the study said the first aspect they
notice on someone’s face is their teeth. 24% say this is also the aspect they
remember after meeting someone.
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Respondents perceived those with straight teeth
to be 58% more successful than those with crooked teeth. The key here is
perception. Those with crooked teeth of course can still become successful!
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On dating sites, those with pictures featuring
straight teeth are believed to be 57% more likely to get a date than those with
crooked teeth.
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Those with straight teeth are viewed as 47% more
likely to be healthy and 38% more likely to be seen as smart.
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An overwhelming 73% of the respondents are more
likely to trust someone with straight teeth over someone with crooked teeth.
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About 57% of the respondents would rather have a
nice smile over nice skin. We’re guessing this is because you can cover your
skin with the right clothing and makeup.
So, the next time you contemplate going through the “pain”
of orthodontic braces, you should take these considerations into mind either
for yourself, a child, or someone else that has been debating the issue.
A big reason people fear braces are because they do not want
to be embarrassed by them, which is why clear braces are a perfect choice, and
because they do not want to deal with the hassle of taking care of them (it’s
really not as hard as you think!).
Your Las Vegas braces orthodontist is a great starting point
for those looking to make a difference.
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