Patients, dentists differ on smile ratings, JADA study

People rate their smiles higher than dentists do, according to a new study. Teeth and eyes rated as the most important features of an attractive face, the study also found, and people younger than age 50 were most satisfied with their smiles.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news116522460.html">Patients, dentists differ on smile ratings, JADA study</a></p> <p>People rate their smiles higher than dentists do, according to a new study. Teeth and eyes rated as the most important features of an attractive face, the study also found, and people younger than age 50 were most satisfied with their smiles.</p>