It’s all very well trying to believe in yourself, but if you don’t believe in your teeth, you’re going to battle.
This week, I shelled out multiple thousands of Rands to an extremely polite orthodontist in Rosebank, whose face I never got around to seeing. Let alone his teeth. These days, you hardly see anyone’s face, but I couldn’t help thinking that when your outlay hits four or five figures, you should be entitled to at least a quick viewing of your supplier’s lower face. That was not to be, although issues with the lower face were exactly what got us into that situation in the first place.
That was not to be, although issues with the lower face were exactly what got us into that situation in the first place. My lovely child’s jaw is apparently too small to accommodate her emerging teeth, and hence the orthodontics. It seems that if you want to be famous, you can tattoo a face on your face, but you cannot allow your teeth to not be perfect.
Mainly, though, good teeth are about confidence. As my daughter was explaining to me, having good teeth makes you more willing to smile, less insecure about your appearance and generally more self assured.That applies to stock markets, and it applies to individuals. It’s all very well trying to believe in yourself, but if you don’t believe in your, you’re going to battle. Appearances are so superficial, I agree, but they inform our self-image.
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