You might find it odd that improving a smile can cause
instantaneous improvements in the overall quality of life, but I know it
to be true because I've seen it over and over.
Self esteem is perhaps the one trait that determines more than anything else the success one enjoys in life, and an attractive smile is one of the key components in self esteem and self confidence.
But there are many people who don't like to smile, not because they aren't happy, but because they don't like the way their smile looks. Perhaps they have dark teeth, crooked teeth, missing teeth, or even decayed teeth.
Whatever the reason, people with a poor smile are always self-conscious about it. They try not to smile or laugh, or to hide it when they do smile. People of all cultures genuinely love to smile and laugh. It's one of our favorite things. That is why feeling bad about smiling goes against our very nature and is a heavy burden to carry for a lifetime.
When you don't smile due to embarrassment about your smile, people perceive you as being glum or negative. Or they wonder if they have offended you, or if you don't like them. It is not the impression you want to give to those around you.
On the other hand, when you give another person a warm, genuine smile, you tell that other person that he or she is attractive, pleasant, and likable in your estimation. The physical action of smiling releases brain chemicals called endorphins that make you feel happy and raise your self-esteem. When you smile, you feel and act in a more personable way to everyone around you and exude a feeling of positive attitude.
Smiling more at people literally changes how they feel about you. They perceive you as being happier, more friendly, and more successful. In short, they like you better as a person.
Every time you smile, you not only make other people feel better about themselves, but you raise your self-esteem, increase your level of positive attitude and feel better about yourself as well. You will start to build healthy relationships all around you.
That is why a happy smile is so powerful. The way you feel about your smile affects you and everyone around you... all the time.
I can tell you exactly what happens when cosmetic dentistry allows someone to go from having a smile they hate to a smile they love. First of all, every time they see themselves in the mirror, it gives their self esteem a boost rather than detracting from it. The terrible burden of being afraid to smile in every social, and work situation is gone. And what happens? They smile more. They smile all the time.
And smiling all the time changes everything. People like you more, because they feel like you like them more. People are happier to see you, because they feel like you are happy to see them. People will literally think some great thing has happened in your life.
The good news is that you don't have to live with a smile you don't want. Modern cosmetic dentistry offers many ways to make a dramatic, immediate improvement in your smile. If you are embarrassed or self-conscious about your smile, do yourself a favor and find out what can be done to improve your smile and your life.
Self esteem is perhaps the one trait that determines more than anything else the success one enjoys in life, and an attractive smile is one of the key components in self esteem and self confidence.
But there are many people who don't like to smile, not because they aren't happy, but because they don't like the way their smile looks. Perhaps they have dark teeth, crooked teeth, missing teeth, or even decayed teeth.
Whatever the reason, people with a poor smile are always self-conscious about it. They try not to smile or laugh, or to hide it when they do smile. People of all cultures genuinely love to smile and laugh. It's one of our favorite things. That is why feeling bad about smiling goes against our very nature and is a heavy burden to carry for a lifetime.
When you don't smile due to embarrassment about your smile, people perceive you as being glum or negative. Or they wonder if they have offended you, or if you don't like them. It is not the impression you want to give to those around you.
On the other hand, when you give another person a warm, genuine smile, you tell that other person that he or she is attractive, pleasant, and likable in your estimation. The physical action of smiling releases brain chemicals called endorphins that make you feel happy and raise your self-esteem. When you smile, you feel and act in a more personable way to everyone around you and exude a feeling of positive attitude.
Smiling more at people literally changes how they feel about you. They perceive you as being happier, more friendly, and more successful. In short, they like you better as a person.
Every time you smile, you not only make other people feel better about themselves, but you raise your self-esteem, increase your level of positive attitude and feel better about yourself as well. You will start to build healthy relationships all around you.
That is why a happy smile is so powerful. The way you feel about your smile affects you and everyone around you... all the time.
I can tell you exactly what happens when cosmetic dentistry allows someone to go from having a smile they hate to a smile they love. First of all, every time they see themselves in the mirror, it gives their self esteem a boost rather than detracting from it. The terrible burden of being afraid to smile in every social, and work situation is gone. And what happens? They smile more. They smile all the time.
And smiling all the time changes everything. People like you more, because they feel like you like them more. People are happier to see you, because they feel like you are happy to see them. People will literally think some great thing has happened in your life.
The good news is that you don't have to live with a smile you don't want. Modern cosmetic dentistry offers many ways to make a dramatic, immediate improvement in your smile. If you are embarrassed or self-conscious about your smile, do yourself a favor and find out what can be done to improve your smile and your life.
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