A smile can be everything. She hints at some traits of our personality: if we are extroverted, shy, funny or very serious.
In the smile, not only the lips speak of us, but also the teeth. The 32 pieces that we have in our mouths grow throughout our lives and year after year they store personal information about us and our habits (such as what we eat, for example). Therefore, finding a tooth, for an archaeologist, is a real find.
In addition, the teeth can reveal, when smiling, aspects of our personality that we considered invisible.
To begin, look at yourself in a mirror for a moment and define which of these geometric shapes is more predominant in your upper incisor teeth:
1. Square
2. Oval
3. Triangle
4. Rectangular
1. Square
If your incisor teeth have a square shape, you are surely a very calm person, with a great ability to control and manage your emotions. But that can sometimes give the impression that you are also a bit cold and distant.
2. Oval
Those who have teeth with this shape stand out for their artistic and creative appearance. They can find originality in the most crazy things due to their curious eagerness to find the detail that makes the difference. They are also kind, understanding people with a great capacity for empathy; although it can be difficult to capture their scattered attention.
3. Triangle
Carefree, optimistic and dynamic are the characteristics that most define those who fit this tooth shape. They like to live happily, and they stand out for being very sociable. Fear of loneliness or silence can be your most difficult side to work with.
4. Rectangular
Those who have rectangular incisors are usually energetic and determined to make decisions, so it is not by chance that they stand out or are innate leaders in any group. However, this can also make them come across as self-centered or vain.
If you liked this note, you can also find out what the shape of your face, navel or hands, the color of your eyes, the way you walk, or your toes say about you.