Translate the answers previously provided in Table 1 to find the severity level of the esthetic dental impairment
Severity level	Level of esthetic impairment	1. Level of evidence	2. Tendency of looking straight to the alteration	3. Level of memory regarding the alteration	4. Level of emotion	5. Type of emotion
0	Not relevant	Not detectable [ ]
1	Mild	Detectable [ ]	Alteration is not looked with fixation [ ]
2	Moderate	Clearly detectable [ ]	Fixed looking to the alteration [ ]	Does not remember [ ]
3	Medium	Clearly detectable [ ]	Fixed looking to the alteration [ ]	Remember [ ]	Does not trigger emotions [ ]
4	Important	Clearly detectable [ ]	Fixed looking to the alteration [ ]	Causes important memory and the memory can be used to describe the patient [ ]	Triggers emotions [ ]	Does not affect relationship [ ]
4	→ Permanent aesthetic impairment (deformity)			no [ ] yes [ ]		Does not affect relationship [ ]
5	Very important	Clearly detectable [ ]	Fixed looking to the alteration [ ]	Causes important memory and the memory can be used to describe the patient [ ]	Triggers emotions [ ]	Could affect the relationship superficially [ ]
6	Extremely important	Clearly detectable [ ]	Fixed looking to the alteration [ ]	Causes important memory and the memory can be used to describe the patient [ ]	Triggers emotions [ ]	Could affect the relationship deeply [ ]