The purpose of this research was to create and validate new instruments of evaluating psychosocial dimensions that might be related to perception of orofacial aesthetics. A team of five experts chose 101 particle that could draw up specific hypothetical dimensions. Assumption to be influenced by dental interventions has been made for dimensions self-perception of body image, satisfaction with orofacial aesthetics, dental self-confidence, concern for orofacial aesthetics, perception of orofacial aesthetics, and social impact of orofacial aesthetics whereas the following dimensions – perfectionism, self-respect, and body image – were assumed to be relatively stable when it comes to being subject to the influence of dental interventions. The research was conducted on 261 examinees, pupils and students of secondary schools and University of Rijeka (26,4% male) in the 14–28 age range, that have completed the designed questionnaire. Factor analysis, Cronbach’s alpha, Pearson correlation and regression analysis were used for statistical analysis. The expected factorial structure of each hypothetical dimension was confirmed through 46 particles. Inner consistency was satisfactory (α in 0,66–0,90 range; average intercorrelation of particles in the range of 0,29–0,66). New measurement instruments correlate significantly with the existing ones that measure similar constructs (r= 0,27–0,76). New measurement instruments are short and have proven to be good indicators of psychosocial dimensions related to perception of orofacial aesthetics. They might have practical validity when applied in dental clinical procedures.