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Dentofacial aesthetics disorders such as malocclusions have a negative impact on psychosocial conditions that will interfere with psychological wellbeing especially in adolescence. Some aspects of facial appearance and dental aesthetics are important for their self-esteem. Soh, et al stated that malocclusion, especially in anterior teeth, leads to negative self-concept. This study aims to investigate the correlation between anterior teeth appearance on teenagers' psychosocial. This is a cross-sectional study located in SMA 10 Padang. In this study 89 students aged 14-18 years were selected. The anterior teeth appearance was assessed using a standard Aesthetic Component photograph of the Aesthetic Component of Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need grade 1 (IOTN). Psychosocial conditions will be observed by the self-rated Psychosocial Impact of Dental Aesthetics Questionnaire (PIDAQ) questionnaires. Data were analyzed using the Spearman and Mann Whitney test. There is a 31.5% sample with the best aesthetic score and 66% sample did not need orthodontic treatment. The effect of anterior tooth appearance on psychosocial (p <0.001), on self-esteem (p <0.001), on social impact (p <0.05), on psychological impact (p <0.005), and on esthetic impact (p< 0.05).There is a significant relationship between the anterior teeth appearance based on Aesthetic Component from IOTN and the teenager's psychosocial.

The Association of Anterior Teeth Appearance and Psychosocial Level Using Spearman Correlation for Teenagers