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Singing, signing, smiling: total communication for non-verbal hearing children.
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[Nursing of a bedridden patient following cerebral infarction--return of a smile on the face of the patient].
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Difference in latencies of muscle activation on left and right sides of the face during smiling.
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The emerging role of dentists in the cult of the smile.
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An evaluation of the smiling lip-line.
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Unnatural distortion of the evolution of the smile.
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Unity and variety: essential ingredients of a smile design.
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Development of balance and harmony of the smile.
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[Tetanus. A study of the physiopathology of smiling].
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A smile and eye contact may insult someone.
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A conservative technique for beautifying the smile.
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Finishing touches for beautiful smiles: orthodontist and general dentist coordinate efforts to achieve optimum esthetics--Part I.
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The impact of bioesthetics on the face, smile and teeth.
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Smile. You're on the road to success.
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Recognising the smiles that cry for help.
This article describes a small project set up by nurses and a speech and language therapist in a day unit for people with learning difficulties. The project looked at communication between clients and their visitors.