Yes, emotional and mental connections are crucial to a relationship but, let’s face it – looks matter too. So if you’re feeling unlucky in love, ask yourself if it could have something to do with your smile.
Besides affecting how others perceive you appearance-wise, your smile affects you internally as well. When you’re ashamed of your teeth and smile, your confidence isn’t nearly as high as it could be. And how you feel about yourself affects the way others react to you, especially potential partners.
Did you know that bad breath and yellow, crooked teeth are the top dating turnoffs? In a recent survey, over 87 percent of people consider teeth the most important facial attribute. You can hide behind a closed-mouth grin in your online dating profile photo, but once you meet in person, those teeth will be revealed. A potential partner’s smile is the characteristic 62 percent of survey respondents notice first. Are you ready for that all-important first impression?
No matter your age, no matter your dating or relationship status, it’s not hard to sense when someone isn’t comfortable or happy with their own looks. Don’t allow a worn-out smile to get in the way of your happiness. Invite love in by investing in a smile makeover. A new smile can literally change your life by helping you feel confident about introducing yourself to that attractive stranger in the bookstore, about smiling at the friendly shopper in the grocery store, about flirting with your next-door neighbor.
Almost 70 percent of survey respondents have chosen not to date someone because they have bad teeth! Don’t let your fear of the dentist prevent you from looking your best – we offer sedation dentistry so you can get the reconstructive dentistry or cosmetic dentistry you need to be the best version of yourself you can be.