The Tragic Rise of Perfect Influencer Teeth

Kinda wish I had a cute monster living in my sink that gave me free money
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The short film Milk Teeth tells the tale of a supernatural being that lives under the sink that exchanges money for the pearly whites in people's mouths. We’re taught that a tooth has a lot of value in life. It can be a sign of wealth, status, and health. A smile can give you a lot of information about a person based on what society tells us to think. Nowadays, beauty standards, celebrity influence, and cosmetic procedures have given rise to a new trend of an unattainable Instagram filter face. This movie made me think about our reality - and I noticed influencers on TikTok are starting to get really expensive dental work that involves veneers and crowns. Surprisingly it doesn't always go smoothly just like in the movie #edvasian

[@agatheissmol]

I'm from France and we don't actually kiss each other to say hello, only the cheeks are touching and we make the sound of the kiss but it's not a real kiss. We stopped doing that with covid of course. The number of kisses depends on the region (it's cultural), in my region it's 3

[@oqeufh]

From Spain, exactly the same here but we only do two.

[@haruno_sakura7736]

Same here in KSA!

[@BorgesJanaina]

Same with Brazil (we got the habit from the Europeans, I'm guessing)

[@potentialcaroozin2385]

Same here in Latin America, just one here though

[@virgofairy88]

My Canadian relatives do that as well-in Quebec it’s 2 times. My French teacher was from Tours and it was 4 times there (this was 20 years ago). I find it a bit awkward myself.

[@nataliaautunno9061]

This has to be one of the most regretful and damaging beauty trends of all times. Imagine having to get dentures at 40 because you shaved down your teeth to put on fake ones... it's even poetic. Literal fake smiles.

[@delusionalmilkshake]

i don't think they would mind that,they are gonna replace fake teeth with different set of fake teeth

[@espy8287]

A good dentist won't do veneers for a patient with bad enough teeth that they would have to get dentures that early to begin with. Most people who get veneers will have them (not the same set) for the rest of their life if they take care of their teeth well and their dentist is good. However, you absolutely shouldn't get them just because you feel pressure from others or society, especially if your natural teeth are healthy and not causing any pain or problems with your bite. Veneers are really expensive, and you do have to get them redone every 10-15 years because they suffer wear and tear just like regular teeth do.

[@lpsfankanr1]

Imagine doing it at 16 like some Americans...

[@nanananananananana00]

@@espy8287 a lot of people go out of country to have it done cheap

[@helplessheroine2641]

@@espy8287 a lot of people mix up crowns and veneers and get crowns, (which requires a lot more shaving to be done) damaging the teeth way more and that's often what causes the need for dentures in the future.

[@ItsBanesa]

I’m sorry but this has me dead. 🤣🤣🤣 “Owning teeth that are so white and straight that it might look like you’re in a frat house” 💀💀💀

[@rem9748]

agreed 😂😂 that part killed me

[@lunar_eclipse_444]

Omfg I didn't get the joke until I read this comment 😭😭

[@ItsBanesa]

@@lunar_eclipse_444 🤣🤣🤣 it’s a great joke. Had to pause the video to laugh. Lol

[@hillomunkkiseni]

I had to have a double take on that lmaoo xD I was like "wait hold up what was that about a frat house? *rewinds* OMG DID HE JUST- *dying inside from laughter*" xD

[@Nuero_idk]

That’s what my dentist said about this one person featured on a news outlet during the political season. She said the person’s full mouth of veneers were (translated) “so obvious, like a beam of light bright and unreal that it’s an eyesore” and that their dentist “did them dirty.”

[@certaindeathawaits]

When my adult teeth grew in, I had super long, high-up canines. I was the weird kid, so of course I loved my vampire fangs. The dentist and my mum agreed to shave them down for cosmetic reasons, but didn't tell me. I was devastated when I felt they were gone. Now that I'm a goth adult, I wish I wasn't forced to get normal teeth for society.

[@vianjelos]

My baby canines were sharp and I loved them..they grew in semi sharp but natrually dulled over time. I wish they stayed more pointed I think it looks cooler.

[@ddelta02]

Mine used to be like that too until I got my retainer and now one of them looks like the tip was just cut off 😭 I really miss them

[@OldDannyDevito]

did you ever said something to your mother? that's fuck up, sorry :(

[@hotsexyangel]

I’m so sorry :( that’s so fkn gross, they should NOT have done that to you. That was so disrespectful.

[@gggggg-hs2tk]

What??? How is that legal? In Italy they don't shave down your teeth unless they need like half a millimiter to shift while you have braces. They still would never shave down canines because there's no need to! That's why I still have my little fang, I'm so sorry you lost yours against your consent :( I hope your canines didn't become sensitive because of this

[@lorenzoskaa1783]

Honestly I kinda felt bad about the Weeknd's new veneers. It's his choice obviously, but he had good teeth and how they were naturally shaped fit his face better imo

[@majlordag1889]

ngl his veneers look great imo but it's not really worth the health risks.. However maybe it's worth it for him if it affects his career

[@espy8287]

@@majlordag1889 I worked in a cosmetic dental office for a few years; veneers don't pose a health risk any more than your regular teeth would as long as you take good care of them (floss and brush every day). If you get them done by a reputable, good dentist and your veneers are properly adjusted they're a pretty safe cosmetic procedure.

[@majlordag1889]

@@espy8287 How about the ones in which they shave down the teeth?

[@espy8287]

​@@majlordag1889 All permanent veneers require the tooth underneath to be shaved down before putting them on. You can't put more material on top of regular teeth, it will feel bulky and uncomfortable in a person's mouth, causing them issues with eating and speaking. You should absolutely be cautious, and make sure you go to a reputable dentist who will properly evaluate you as a patient and tell you about any and all risks there might be. Not everyone's teeth are in good enough condition to get veneers, and if you have existing health complications it can make them riskier. But if you're a healthy candidate for veneers, get them done by a good cosmetic dentist, and take care of them well they shouldn't cause problems. That said, don't get veneers just because of pressure from other people to look better. They're expensive, and you have to get them redone every 10-15 years. If your natural teeth are perfectly healthy and don't cause any problems you should try to keep them as long as you can! You don't need to have perfect porcelain teeth to be healthy and confident.

[@bluwon5783]

He looked really cute with his bunny teeth

[@annuShetzi]

I never understood this obsession with fake teeth, they look creepy to me. Everyone looks much younger with the natural looking teeth, the fake ones somehow make them look older to me.

[@GlitchyOnAChair]

fake teeth are more useful as Halloween decorations

[@phoenixfritzinger9185]

Like they just got a fresh set of dentures

[@kauzaki9256]

anime 0:42 and 0:44?

[@quirkypurple3]

i got invisalign to fix one of my front teeth that had started to rotate and asked to stop a few weeks early because the images for the next few weeks looked too same length to me. it gives a denture appearance. nothing wrong with fixing your teeth if it’s what you wanna do but it can take away some of the character of your face that makes you unique and attractive.

[@LoXena]

Those fake teeth look too big for their face

[@mywadi]

I find myself being more and more drawn to people with imperfect teeth, becuase they don't look like a cookie cutter, trend fitting copy. It's charming personality and if your teeth aren't causing you pain or health issues, it just makes you you.

[@AdaTheWatcher]

For me sadly my teeth where too cramped causing me to have issues brushing, I'm happy it's fixed now but I totally agree with you

[@ackok]

I agree but I also feel like fixing crooked teeth aren't just for aesthetics with crooked teeth there's some spots that brushing and flossing can't really reach causing buildup and decay spots to the tooth and can cause loss of teeth ofc this also depends on how crooked/rotated and crowded the teeth are too.

[@tropicaldisaster8135]

I hope I can feel like that in the future. Mine aren't crooked but I hate the colour. I want to wear black lipstick but it highlights the yellow and makes me feel embarrassed. I honestly want to get a whitening but I heard it hurts so I'll probably learn to be content. Tooth gaps are the cutest to me for some reason (I have a small one and feel comfortable with it)

[@mightymeatymech]

@@tropicaldisaster8135 you should check out tooth polish, it comes in funky colours but they also have a few white options if you'd like to have a night out with white teeth and black lipstick :) Just a suggestion though. I have yellow teeth too lol I'm just too lazy for whitening them, let alone veneers 🥴

[@mightymeatymech]

@@Loo_linG that's kinda how i feel, like i don't think i'd look right with straight teeth. Idk i edited a picture once to make my teeth straight and 'pretty' by american standards and it was scary,,,, i looked like jeff the killer

[@icarussuraki9929]

I recall there was a trend in Japan some years ago to have slightly crowded upper teeth. It was said to make a person look younger. From what I recall, some people even got braces to make their teeth crooked to fit the trend.

[@lauralarson3111]

I think it was something called yaeba? It's a Japanese dental practice.

[@finnrogue9435]

there are still some models who have their teeth like that, and they look cute tbh

[@akiko7298]

I spent years being tortured by the ortho to get my teeth nice and straight. A few shifted and became crooked though but now as long as it doesn't affect my bite...I'll just say my teeth decided to try to follow Japanese fashion.

[@Hip.Username]

I've always felt self-condcious about my slightly crowded teeth but it's nice to know I might have a nice smile in Japan

[@hippybecca]

@@akiko7298 My childhood dentist never pushed me to get braces. Now at 25 my dentist is trying to convince me to get them. I could care less and I know I would end up with more cavities because I am bad at flossing. I have a snaggle canine tooth on the top. On the bottom I have an extra tooth, and my canine never grew in. My dentist discovered in an xray it is hiding underneath. My teeth are crowded but I don't care it makes me look unique.

[@cherie7449]

my teeth were pretty straight after i took off my braces, but wearing the retainer annoyed me so much that i just stopped. after waking up my mouth and throat would feel so dry from the retainer. the sore throat was not worth it for me. my teeth aren’t as straight as they once were but i don’t care. anyway, does anyone else think unique teeth can be super cute? we don’t all need perfect white smiles to look nice

[@meagenberstecher2713]

I did the same thing. Not to mention how stanky the retainers get even with great hygiene and cleaning it.. now I have developed a cross-bite I didn't have before so occasionally get tmj. I don't know if I'd have the willpower to wear a retainer longer than 6 months tho, let alone the rest of your life

[@mollyapteros]

@@meagenberstecher2713 that might depend on the type of retainer. Mine are... lord... 15 year old full plastic ones and they're still in great shape. Never gross at all.

[@meagenberstecher2713]

@@mollyapteros I was supposed to have the older style (plastic with a metal wire) for top and bottom teeth, but after taking off my braces and trying on the set the top didn't fit.. so the ortho gave me a plastic invisalign type retainer for the top, and that was the major stinker

[@rosa3299]

@@meagenberstecher2713 bro, mine too, I only had retainers. No braces. Recommended by Ortho. Wore them got little over 2 years. Later on my Ortho said I can longer wear them. While my from bottom teeth are still noticeably slightly crooked. But I notice I now have a cross bite. I looked this up and found out those who had retainers had the same issue. Now my ortho is talking about Recommendeding me to another Ortho for braces and straighter teeth. And honestly don't want to. They were not even crooked to the point it bothers my physical or mental health before I had retainers. Just shifted weirdly and had retainers so they can be shifted in a better way. After retainers I like the way my teeth are now. Just now annoyed my cross bite because I didn't had that before retainers.

[@meagenberstecher2713]

@@rosa3299 same! I had braces for 3 years due to a number of placement issues rather than just wanting straight teeth(impacted canines, missing 3 adult teeth so they had to shift back molars an entire spot forward). They originally told me I'd only be in them 2yrs, and by year 3 I was nearly crying at every adjustment. After year 3 they were just striving for perfect alignment at that point and I didn't give a fuck about straight teeth, told them to get these fuckin torture devices off me lmao. The cross bite is annoying but I'm glad to have my slight front tooth gap back. Teeth with character > perfect teeth

[@chaoluv041]

I always assumed celebrities just got good braces and dental cleanings. I just recently learned about veneers and I am genuinely disturbed knowing that most celebrities have little shark teeth under there😭

[@shairaortega7559]

In Spain we have the "Ratoncito Pérez", a little mouse that takes fallen teeth and gives you money in exchange. So, kind of like a tooth fairy, but it's a cute looking little mouse.

[@DANIxDANGER]

In México too! We call him Ratón De Los Dientes, i only found out he had an actual nsme (Ratón Pérez) when i was 13 or 14

[@beans4315]

That's the cutest thing 😮

[@VioletLunchell]

Same in Argentina! I wonder where the custom came from, I mean the idea of exchanging teeth for money.

[@capucnechaussonpassion14]

Same in France but it's called La petite souris (the little mouse) leaves some coins under your pillow

[@capucnechaussonpassion14]

Ratoncitos in every cases hahaha

[@Stormith]

Who the hell is watching after Millie Bobbie Brown bc they are NOT taking care of that girl. Veneers on a girl who is barely an adult??? She’s gonna live her whole life never being able to eat regular foods, she’s gonna break her choppers on an ice cube and be getting her dentures reglued at age 30 as if she’s an elderly person. Wtf!!!

[@Sophya7]

Ikr. Drilling down healthy teeth is body mutilation. She isn't old enough to make that choice. The dentist who accepted to do this should not be praticing. Really sad

[@lunarbeetlejuice9768]

Porbs the same people that didnt give a shit that Drake was grooming her. Hollywood has this wonderful cultural problem of pedophiles and their actions being tolerated as part of the "industry"

[@jackiearnolds]

@@Sophya7 Agree. I believe any dentist that would shave out healthy teeth to put on veneers for cosmetic reasons should not be practicing. They are making a disservice to those people's health. It's not "getting pretty teeth", it's damaging them forever.

[@megsley]

@@Sophya7 how is she not old enough? last time I checked 18 is an adult. why do yall want to infantilize adults so badly?

[@astrocosma]

@@megsley Because it’s proven that 25 is when your body and brain is fully developed. The law shows 18 as an adult but doesn’t mean that at 18 you are physically and mentally a full adult yet.

[@SleepyWitchTea]

As a European, the concept of a tooth fairy seems to be primarily in English speaking countries while countries whose language originates from Latin (e.g. France, Spain, Italy) have the little mouse which collects children's teeth!

[@yessica5231]

we have the mouse in latin America too!

[@T.K.T]

We talk about tooth fairies in Finland as well though

[@biscutboi813]

A mouse sounds so cute.

[@razvanradoiu]

I'm from Romania and we also have the tooth fairy

[@irarin9314]

In Russia we also have a mouse hah

[@devilberyll6602]

As a dental technician I'm horrified by these "18th birthday present" pictures. The enamel got shaven down nearly to a level I'm used to see on patients who get dental crowns for medical reasons. Never seen that with veneers (but heard of some bad cases). But I guess it depends on the dentist you go to (in that case a bad one probably) and the country you're living in. Here, in Germany, going to the dentist is covered by health care and veneers are for aesthetics only. It's also very rare (and expensive) for dentures or ceramic teeth being made in a bleach white shade. Your normal tooth color is the go-to for a natural appearance. Most of the time (with ceramic teeth and veneers) we even use reference pictures of the patient's teeth for the most realistic results. In my opinion teeth don't need to be perfectly straight and in the lightest shade of white. They need to be healthy and in case of fake ones keep their function and need to fit the person who's wearing them.

[@Clelia16]

If you look closely many of them said they had veeners but got fitted with crowns. They just don't know what's in theyr mouth unfortunately ...🥺

[@devilberyll6602]

@@Clelia16 Yes, I noticed. When the specialist explains the procedure near the end of the video, it rang a bell that those people probably didn't get informed well enough by their dentist or even misinformed themselves beforehand and asked for the wrong thing without the dentist questioning their choices. It's literally just tragic...

[@Clelia16]

@@devilberyll6602 they will be fitted with dentures in the future.

[@gweneth5958]

I unfortunately was at several bad dentist when I was younger. I have one crooked tooth in my mouth which was difficult for my whole life, got surgery at age of 3 because this one tooth didn't want to come out and everything went bad. ONE tooth.... then at age of 12 I fell flat on my face and my straight tooth beside that crooked one broke... At the age of 19 I finally got a crown, ... and the dentist and the technician made my nice straight tooth crooked too.... I stood in front on the mirror and almost cried my eyes out. I've told them I didn't want that and they told me I can't have straight teeth on one side it would look stupid... they literally said my teeth are "Kraut und Rüben" on one side... ONE tooth. So, I got a yellowish crown which is slightly crooked now (telling me I had butterfly teeth which wasn't true... I still have photos showing that my tooth wasn't crooked...) . Before that I was at another dentist who almost ruined my other teeth so... I am extremely suspicious when I go to a dentist and I wished I would find one to make that ugly crown look good. I was already talking to another dentist and he didn't want to say anything bad and just said that he had seen worse crown... So, because of a technician who made my tooth look like that and a dentist telling me my teeth are "Kraut und Rüben", I never smile in front of others... And that is Germany too. I don't want to bleach my teeth at all, they are fine the way they are... even if I wanted, the already yellowish crown wouldn't change color and it would look even weirder...

[@katinagreyhat]

As someone who is 27 years old and has full top dentures because I had a botched procedure getting braces when i was younger I really wish America didnt care so much about teeth wouldve saved me a lot of bullying

[@marsco2442]

How on earth does somebody botch braces that badly?!! Is that possible??

[@tdelioncourt1268]

@@marsco2442 It is unlikely, but some people do react badly to braces/the glue, etc, it can destroy your teeth. Retainers are less risky but much more expensive...

[@akiko7298]

My cousin had to get her teeth fixed after she got her braces removed because when they drilled off the glue, the ortho kept drilling even though all the glue was gone. My cousin was making noises to let him know it hurt! He thought she was giggling. Ended up with indents on the front of all her teeth.

[@mightymeatymech]

@@akiko7298 🥴😭😭 that orthodontist is going to H E double hockey sticks for that one, omfg

[@nidhi2693]

@@akiko7298 omg i also had a similar experience and i have indents on my teeth too. fortunately, it's very minimal and unnoticeable on me but i feel so sorry for your cousin! i can't imagine the pain!

[@sanriosugaz]

Just hearing "shaved teeth" makes me shiver. If you want perfect teeth, just take care of them. A smile is supposed to be unique.

[@quetevalgavergaaa]

I really know the value of teeth, since I was born with a genetic disorder that makes my teeth extremely chalky and weak, in some areas enamel was never there to begin with. It's a nightmare, I envy anyone with normal teeth no matter how ugly or crowded or whatever they are. My teeth look reasonably normal, but specially my molars are so weak that I can't eat crunchy foods, seeds, nuts, and I need to take really small bites at a time. I can't enjoy food the way everyone else can. I would die for teeth with enamel, no matter how ugly. Please don't mutilate your teeth if you don't need to.

[@Annyfist]

Same, but also with the combination of anorexia (restrictive & purge subtype) for basically the majority of my life… I hate that dentistry isn’t considered healthcare even if it actually is a health condition… And I’ll never in my life have the money it takes to fix it, which may result in a early death… Love that for me 🙃

[@fifiweebunkinz2760]

I don't know what health issue you have but I have osteogenesis imperfecta. My teeth are kinda grey and translucent. Like in the right light I can see my finer moving behind them. I hate it. They are so sensitive I can't whiten them. And they chip easily. I chiped my front tooth Sunday. Now I have to call my dentist in the morning. 😫

[@bonefidejittabug2828]

​@Fifiweebunkinz when my husbands teeth were translucent, he drank red tea and oil pulled with animal fat daily and it fixed them. It may be worth considering

[@tammy1598]

I’m so sorry you’re going through this. Wish you the best!!!

[@taeblends]

Dude I love how calming your voice is. Some people literally feel the need to yell, scream, swear etc. in their videos to get their point across. Your channel is refreshing.

[@elizabethgrinningson7730]

I agree

[@hikkipedia]

I have 4 veneers on my top front teeth. They do not stain and are supposed to last about 10 years. They cost $4900 CAD total. I'm happy with how they look, though I got them in my natural colour and not bright white. That being said, it was the most painful experience of my life. If you go for them, ask to be knocked out because I was awake for the whole thing and ended up having a panic attack in the chair. I had to change dentists because of the trauma and couldn't go back there.

[@KZesty]

Holy crap 💀 that sounds horrible!!! I hope you are doing okay now.

[@hikkipedia]

@@KZesty thank you, I'm ok! Thankfully I found a new dentist that was really nice and understanding. I do have dreams that my veneers fall out when I'm eating though lol

[@Hip.Username]

that's insane, I was awake for my wisdom teeth removal, 2 of them were impacted and had to be broken up and I felt nothing. why wouldn't they numb you more or give you a sedative wtf. I'm sorry you went through that

[@ciel4357]

if you don’t mind me asking, what made you get it done ? where you having problems with your natural teeth ? or just out of cosmetic reasons

[@ThatGirlFeels]

Wtf! They let you be awake!! My dentist insisted on me getting numbness. I am awake but not feeling shit. What was the most painful? I got the wire but done without numb but he was gentle

[@feelflows]

I really like how natural teeth look and it always makes me a wee bit sad when people fix their fine looking teeth. Super white straight teeth look super weird and too perfect, it puts people into the uncanny valley imo

[@AkakurothE]

I guess some people forget that your teeth have to last your entire lifetime. I had a bad dentist drill into my tooth too deep one time which resulted with the filling she put touching a nerve and causing nerve pain on chewing. I'm still recovering from that issue and still am sometimes afraid to chew anything hard with that side of my mouth lol Can't imagine the issues you get after getting your teeth shaved.. yikes 😬 (Btw. as a european I'd like to say that we only kiss on certain occasions, mostly with older relatives, like when we're giving someone present or sth, and it's not a real kiss, just touching the cheeks)

[@Ven-7xv]

Speak for your own country not all of Europe where I’m from it’s 4+ kisses for anyone except in a work environment. This includes people you don’t know

[@AkakurothE]

@@Ven-7xv I wasn't intending on speaking for the whole Europe lol Obviously there are regional differences. Maybe I worded it poorly but I thought it was obvious I was speaking about my experience.

[@AkakurothE]

@@Ven-7xv but that is an interesting difference.

[@TheExostan]

as a dentist i have to correct you. i cannot speak for your case but alot of the time, the caries goes near the nerve, so a nerve opening is very likely. you have to remove all of the caries before you put on a filling. If that is the case, either you need to make a root canal or if the opening is very little, you put a medicine on it and then do the filling. the medicine will induce the dentine growth and the nerve will not be troubled. she might have done none of that which might explain your problems.

[@AkakurothE]

@@TheExostan you're exactly right. It's possible that she needed to drill that deep, but the issue is, when I told her I felt pain in that tooth after she did the filling, she basically said I'm "making it up" lol That's mainly why I said she's bad. It was only like 2 years later when I found a dentist that listened to me, did a scan and applied some medicine filling and I could chew on both sides of my mouth again lol

[@HollyG1903]

Due to terrible genetics and lack of care when I was young I had to get all of my teeth pulled and got dentures. It was the most painful thing I've ever done and I've given natural birth twice. I absolutely hate them and would give anything to go back in time and take better care of my teeth. Just appreciate your teeth, even if they aren't perfect. 💜

[@Ash_NuggTato]

They didn't numb you?

[@HollyG1903]

@@Ash_NuggTato during the procedure but as soon as the numbness wore off it was miserable for months. Even after the healing there were little bone spurs that would randomly push through and I'd have to get them cut out. I've had them for about a year and I still can't eat many things but I have lost a lot of weight so that's a bonus I guess. I feel bad complaining because I know a ton of people go through much worse but it's just my experience

[@purplewitchtarotanddivinat5680]

There’s no such thing as “generically bad teeth”. It’s just poor degree hygiene

[@HollyG1903]

@@purplewitchtarotanddivinat5680 that's not true at all. Oral hygiene does make a huge difference but your genetics play a big part in your oral health.

[@purplewitchtarotanddivinat5680]

@@HollyG1903 From what I understand it’s not usually genetics so as much as it is “caries”, or the disease/bacteria that causes cavities. Being exposed to the saliva of someone with untreated cavities as a child gives you caries, predisposing you to cavities. That’s what my dental hygienist said anyway. I’m sure genetics do play a role in some oral issues, though

[@pizzaopossum]

Personally, I was terrified of the tooth fairy because I thought, what would stop her from just taking all my teeth? I had lost 5 teeth before I started kindergarten, so my parents had to tell little 5 year olds me that the tooth fairy wasn't real and out to get me.

[@semekiizuio]

That's cute haha

[@TheAstroWitchLux]

You were a very clever 5 year old 😂 I lost my first tooth at 4 and was shocked and upset because it just fell out while I was playing. I tried to put it back in, but it wouldn't fit and kept falling out again after a second. My mum had to explain that another tooth would grow.

[@jessicaday5508]

As someone who had to get veneers due to an accident that left my front teeth chipped (to the point of extreme sensitivity and pain), I do have to say that I find myself more comfortable smiling and talking in social situations. Veneers are expensive, they have to be replaced several times, and they can cause some tooth pain. Honestly, I would only recomend this surgery if you genuinly need it for your dental health (like me) or if you are truly ready to pay for nice looking veneers every fifteen or so years. I am thankful for my veneers as I have less tooth pain and more confidence, but my situation is a lot different from people who get it just for cosmetic reasons.

[@TheFloMachine]

This trend is so worrying. I’m so glad I’m from a country where just normal, natural teeth are the norm and where stark white teeth are weird and off-putting because it’s something we’re simply not used to as a nation, but we are getting more and more americanised which is concerning.

[@jocelynlyons8250]

Outta curiosity where you from?

[@TheFloMachine]

@@jocelynlyons8250 Norway

[@epowell4211]

Some actors actually detract from the film because their teeth are so glaringly fake/bright/perfect. It's weird looking at vintage movies from the "cigarettes are good for you" era - stained teeth and ground down. There's a fine line between nice teeth and terrifying.

[@ylvabrandt6767]

In some ways I feel like society is advancing backwards. Especially on the beauty aspect. I feel like we should have moved more in the direction of dismantling toxic beauty standards, but instead the standards are constantly being pushed further and further and non of them are actually good for us. Surgeries can be very dangerous, I mean there's always a risk involved and for what? To fit in with what's currently seen as the beauty standard.. I do think that plastic surgery is very problematic and normalizing it is only gonna make it more prevalent in society. I feel like we need something to kind of push the breaks on this one, at least to slow it down and be assessed more critically.. That's nothing easy to do though since the plastic surgery industry profits from the narrative that It's empowering among others alike :( (Not saying that it's weird to get the urge to go under the knife, I myself have wanted and still sometimes want to change some things, but I try to stop myself and think about how I would be a part of normalizing it further.) 😖😳

[@umi2751]

As long as shit is profitable, this will never stop... Unfortumately

[@ylvabrandt6767]

@@umi2751 The outlooks aren't the brightest at the moment, but perhaps we could bring a little more yin to the yang if you know what I mean. ☯️☝🏻✨

[@lordfarquaad3086]

i agree with this very much. sure, you should be allowed to change whatever you want about yourself FOR YOURSELF to feel good about yourself but on the other hand, acceptance would be a much better option. but alas, peer pressure and beauty standards aren’t gonna change so most people feel the need to. if only one day, everyone just came together and collectively agreed to abolish these toxic standards, our perceptions could finally change as well.

[@ylvabrandt6767]

@@lordfarquaad3086 I don't think any one is truly doing it for themselves. Or rather they might be doing it for themselves but it is to be seen as more attractive by others since you get treated better in a lot of aspects. 😅😖

[@anaishealy5073]

Whenever something new comes out, where I remember people would wait for others to get it done before themselves going under the knife or injecting something into their bodies, I see people now want to be the first to get a new procedures done. Spend the most money, make up their own procedures, risk the most, as if its some kind of game. 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️ but hey, each to their own right🤷🏾‍♀️ I think perfect white teeth on the majority of people look silly super unnatural.🤷🏾‍♀️

[@flowerjournal7949]

it’s kinda scary to think about how everyone’s gonna look in 30 years. sometimes when an older actor/actress pops up in a movie, my mom will say, “i can’t even recognize them bc of how much work they’ve had done. they look lifeless and stiff.” for all these people that have had sooo much [dangerous] work done on their faces, bodies, TEETH, i cant help but wonder how their body will react to it as the decades pass by 😭😭😭

[@briannawhite9307]

The ad before this video was for pop on veneers

[@teenagedrtbaeg]

Right 😭

[@giki42]

My dentist hated my overbite (wasn't actually that bad) and convinced my mom to have it corrected. Now my jaw doesn't fit properly and locks up randomly

[@Hamartias_hound]

As someone with TMJ, I'm sorry you now have to deal with the lock ups. It's never any fun.

[@thepotatoofheaven]

sue em

[@updated_autopsy_report1]

Wait really? That’s malpractice. That dentist can have their license revoked.

[@tayjay1164]

I noticed The Weeknd's new veneers quite awhile ago. He looked so good before, now he looks Hollywood. He is uber successful so I guess that is just how it goes. Hope his music doesn't change. Millie looked better with her teeth before, I agree with the dentist.

[@maggieissus]

Same here. Him smiling in pictures started creeping me out and I couldn't put my finger on why until now. It's those damn veneers. They make him look like a perfect robot and I hate it 😭

[@mistress.villaina7591]

his music changed a long time ago. making 80s elevator music to match the veneer of his smile

[@Katamaricilla]

In Spain we have El Ratoncito Pérez ("ratoncito" means little mouse). He does the same thing as the tooth fairy. My mom used to leave, along with some money, tiny handmade letters from the mouse that said things like "brush your teeth more!" or "help mommy clean!" lol

[@doitspitzer]

You know, I have really crooked teeth and haven't been able to afford braces yet and usually when I watch stuff about how desired straight teeth are I end up feeling insecure but seeing how far people go literally SHAVING their teeth to pegs (?!!!) actually makes me really appreciate that my teeth are unique and natural.

[@chervilisbetterthancilantro]

If a dentist recommends braces, I wouldn't immediately dismiss them. A bad bite can cause neck pain and jaw problems, especially later in life. Braces aren't just for cosmetic reasons

[@doitspitzer]

@@chervilisbetterthancilantro oh I'm 100% going to get braces when I can bc my teeth are a hazard for sure. I just haven't been able to afford it yet.

[@chervilisbetterthancilantro]

@@doitspitzer And like you said in your original comment, please value health over looks, like you're doing right now

[@ShortNeckedAlpaca]

sorry to get all serious but i really really like the content you're putting out lately; the obscure movie reviews combined with the "social commentary" about current stuff with celebrities and influencers is such a cool thing to do, so clever and seamless, i feel like i'm learning about a bunch of stuff that i wouldn't look up on my own( like movie recommendations or the latest gossip about famous people) while also having fun.

[@naxien_]

As a person with oligodontia (genetic lack of adult teeth, i dont have 11) i am endlessly thankful that i grew up in a healthy environment where no one bullied me for my weird teeth, and my parents are able to afford helping me. I have braces now and im preparing for getting implants in few years and it is absolutely terrifying how much money all of that costs. For anyone curious, i can eat anything just fine, maybe with an exception of biting straight into whole apples and more aggresive things like that. I still have 21 teeth, thats enough to function.

[@tropicaldisaster8135]

I hope you get Kazuha!

[@naxien_]

@@tropicaldisaster8135 Thank you~ Good luck on your 50/50!

[@cosmicgalaxystudio1539]

Same. I plan on getting implants too in the future. Because I got my tooth remove because of too much cavities. I remember I overheard my dentist talking to a medrep that she doesn't recommend them. And I creep out seeing them in people especially when it's too white or too thick. Still got my braces hope I can get them removed when I have the money.

[@naxien_]

@@cosmicgalaxystudio1539 well, fake teeth will never truely be real teeth. Hope everything goes well on your teeth journey!

[@cosmicgalaxystudio1539]

@@naxien_ indeed! Thank you! Hope is goes well with you too!

[@kuro-kuromi32]

ed NEVER lets us down with the visuals and it always lures me into a false sense of security only to be scared shitless when he pulls up a 4k graphic of some orphan making a deal with the devil

[@KZesty]

I went through a lot as a kid to get my teeth where they are today. The front ones didn't grow in for a long time and once they did, I had a big overbite and crookedness, thankfully I was able to get braces. I had some extreme cavities too that required some traumatizing work. Now that my teeth are functional, I couldn't imagine ever shaving them down for something like this. I won't even whiten my teeth anymore because the strength is so much more important to me than the aesthetic of too-white teeth. I am just glad I have them and I hope to keep them very healthy for as long as possible.

[@lastseenontuesday6040]

I also have an overjet, but I'm not specifically looking for straight teeth. I just want my teeth to stop poking out of my mouth, really.

[@aestheticcat8976]

I'm sorry but sometimes veneers look like dentures when they're like all the same length, size and close together with little to no space. It's odd to me how they look 😂, also I routinely go to the dentist and it's EXPENSIVE but I see it in the light of health. It's not about perfection for me but part of health because tooth aches, teeth falling out, cavities and bad breath aren't something I want to put up with personally. I've been told tons of times that I should get bracers by family members, never listened once. 💁‍♀️

[@sorryok4598]

I've never had braces either, but my natural teeth are all the same length and size with no spaces in between... I hope they don't look like dentures 💀

[@temp_unknown]

My teeth aren't even that bad, I think my teeth are super cute and I love my sharp canines, but I've been 'encouraged' to get braces by a former dentist...every single visit with him. My dentist now is much more accepting of my HEALTHY and beige-white (natural, normal color) teeth :)

[@myrrhsense]

I relate to this. My former dentist used to encourage me to get braces while it wasn't nessesary, while my current dentist compliments me on how healthy my teeth are and it makes me so happy. ✨

[@anisatajy9445]

My canines aren't so prominently sharp but the right one was wee but sharper than the left, and I liked rubbing my tongue on it. Annoyingly, my dentist drilled the edge despite my protest and I still miss my sharp canine. It isn't bad but I miss that prickly feeling T_T

[@MartianCandies]

@@anisatajy9445 same happened to me and it's made my canine more sensitive!!

[@chervilisbetterthancilantro]

If a dentist recommends braces, I wouldn't immediately dismiss them. A bad bite can cause neck pain and jaw problems, especially later in life. Braces aren't just for cosmetic reasons

[@temp_unknown]

@@chervilisbetterthancilantro But I didn't have any issues before, nor does my current dentist foresee any issues. It was literally because two of my teeth are slightly turned inwards, and not enough to cause issues with eating or biting, just enough to notice visually. Otherwise my bite and other teeth are perfect.

[@latifa4600]

I find it crazy that people ask for their teeth to be shaved just for esthetics. I had braces, but in Spain my dentist never ever asked me about reshaping after I was done with braces. He recommended them just so it’s easier to clean in between them. I just found out about reshaping from American ticktock dentists. I wonder if it’s a thing in other countries …

[@queenwednesdayart]

I recently just learned about this too--as an American. I've never had braces so idk if it's commonplace. It's wild that they would do that--braces are expensive as is.

[@queenwednesdayart]

So someone just liked this so I thought I'd share that I recently asked my gram who works in orthodontics about this (she has for like 40 years) and apparently this is a known practice they've been doing for decades. That really bums me out.

[@thefoodproject7559]

Veneers are most commonly used for cosmetic surgery. If it ain't broke, don't get them. There's a pop influencer girl who has veneers and it's rly obvious. She can't even talk normal.

[@NaturalNihilist]

I love teeth with "imperfections", I never pay attention to teeth at first glance to be honest, but in my case due to bulimia complications and erosion in the teeth I had to get 6 frontal veneers which are of a plastic material because I can´t afford porcelain but still look natural, I hate white teeth that to me looks more plastic than my fake ass teeth. I wish every day that I could still have my natural teeth, but I'm stuck with something expensive that probably have an expiration date sooner than later. And yeah I loved my teeth before, I didn't have much of a choice after loosing most of them. Take care of your mental health people. Peace EDIT: I was 19 :( I'm 24 now and find that some dentist that speak out against this procedures at a young age are right because the people usually have normal healthy teeth but sometimes makes me feel really depressed because I had to do it because I looked like "an 80 year old crack addict" (sorry for the offensive description but you get the idea) and it was very difficult to find a job at the time because of my looks, my dentist had never seen a case like mine and that marked me

[@Polalongeau]

I had to have one tooth replaced due to a childhood accident, and had to redo it twice already. While I’m not scared of a dentist, I would never just shave off all my healthy teeth to get a full set! It’s just such an unpleasant experience, and I’m yet to see an influencer/celebrity that has teeth that don’t look like tic tacs

[@jananobanano9377]

As a European living in Germany: 1. I dont know a single German whos greeting with kisses (prior Corona usually a handshake) 2. Yes we have the toothfairy here 😏

[@SaheeliRai]

Friends greet each other with kisses, or better cheek touching while hugging. At least close female friends do this in germany

[@frauwunder5097]

Never heard from the fairy in Germany. Perhaps a new thing?

[@violchen9925]

Yes me neither , me and my friends just hug when greeting

[@SmilyXDDD]

I'm German and a lot of people definitely do

[@jananobanano9377]

@@frauwunder5097 maybe its a regional thing? Im from northgermany (21 now) and grew up with her... like it was like Santa... and everyone around me of all generations definetly know about her

[@aff77141]

As someone who's had serious teeth issues, I cannot imagine purposely doing this sort of thing to yourself

[@keshca]

I live in Norway, and the way to greet us is to keep a good six feet from us and wave. Veneers tends to be the first thing I see on celebrities, because it never looks natural so it becomes a focus point. Personally I think natural teeth gives an individual look. Of course some may need to have them fixed like Tom Cruise but pretty sure not all need to get fake teeth.

[@kj3463]

I was interesting in exploring veneers but thanks to your videos I’ve realized it’s definitely not it for me. Especially when I have perfect healthy teeth

[@denny3460]

I have noticed this shit for a long time tbh. I actually was stalking some of my fav creators’ socials just the other day to pinpoint when and how their smiles changed with their increasing popularity.

[@melaniutry]

I'm from Hungary and I have a childhood story about the Tooth Fairy. When I was in kindergarten, the other kids told me about how you get money, if you put your teeth which had fallen out under your pillow. I put one there and I was disappointed because nothing happened to it for a few days. Then I told my mother, who gave me this weird look and asked what the Tooth Fairy was. Years later, I realised why I didn't get money. I think in my country not everyone knows the Tooth Fairy but some people do.

[@violchen9925]

My Hungarian mom did the same Never got any money :( 😂

[@magnificloud]

NOT THE POP ON VENEERS AD BEFORE THIS VIDEO

[@lcb4716]

I'd rather have healthy teeth and be in good health than meet the ridiculous standards of perfection. Who is setting those anyway, and why are so many blindly going along? I appreciate the uniqueness of every individual. It would be boring and stupid if we all looked the same. Can you imagine if there was just one type of flower? "What's your favorite flower?" "The only one there is." See? Stupid. :)

[@PugandOwn]

my mum's a (now retired) dentist and she bloody loathed veneers coming in as a trend. always been thankful she wasn't all too cosmetically minded so once my teeth were orthodontically dragged out of their naturally sideways position, she just kinda left me to it. doesn't pressure me to whiten my chompers or nothing, no matter how tea-stained they get lol.

[@AmyKoopa]

15:20 “what are the people with their little shark teeth gonna do” made me chuckle 🤭

[@trishayable]

I got veneers done on my front teeth and they all popped off one at a time like a nightmare. One popped off when I was talking to a group of people and I had to run to the bathroom to pop it back on. I now have crowns because my original incompetent dentist filed down my enamel too much, and now I have sharp pains in my front teeth when I bite into something. I wished I embraced my original teeth, but they were badly chipped and gapped.

[@Megan9689]

I was raised knowing how important teeth and gum health is and how it affects your overall health and heart health. I grew up poor but my dad had decent insurance that covered like 1/2 the cost of braces. My parents still had to pay about $2000 and for that precious money, I followed my orthodontists every order. I still wear my retainers every night 15 years later. I even went and got several extra pairs made by my ortho in case something were to happen to my one set and he's getting old and has probably retired and I trusted him and the awesome work he did(he was able to move my teeth to better positions so much so that I didn't end up needing jaw surgery that initially they thought I would need). I floss regularly and always brush 2-3 minutes twice a day. I don't take for granted the money my parents paid when I was 16. Teeth you want to last as long as possible, ideally your whole life!

[@horseconfused]

My best friend has "disorganized" teeth, overlapping and sideways, her canines are pronounced and stick out a bit, so sometimes when her mouth is closed, you'll see a bit of a canine sticking out like the anime girls with canines youd see, and i LOVE her teeth, she looks like a bunny and it'd the most adorable, the canines sticking out is also so cute, no wonder i found myself having a crush on her😍 I personally like all teeth, except for blinding white teeth, i myself have bunny teeth and it is very pronounced, but my teeth are straight, my mom has pretty overlapping teeth, etc.. i honestly think "imperfect" teeth look so awesome

[@JennRighter]

I have Sjogren’s resulting in an extremely dry mouth. Which results in absolutely horrific teeth issues. I don’t even like watching videos about this topic (why am I here, lol, it’s the only Edvasian video I’m not watching, just commenting). When a person has EXTENSIVE dental issues, no level of dental insurance makes fixing them affordable. As an example, I have two dental sessions scheduled, one January 24th and the next two weeks later. Those two appointments max out my insurance even with me paying $2500 out of pocket (it involves crowns and bridges and includes my top front seven teeth). It’s none of my business what people do with their teeth. But it’s distressing and saddening to see people destroy perfectly healthy teeth when I can’t afford to keep mine in my face. If I had that kind of money my teeth wouldn’t be the first and last thing I think about every day of my life.

[@zakosist]

If the problem is your mouth being dry, cant you just regularly flush it with water, maybe have a bottle with you? I get that may be too late if the problem has gone far. Hope you find some solution

[@Les_Etoiles.]

I’m late to the party but I have a story, I have an enamel deficiency what protects your teeth. To avoid getting crowns done I’ve worked with my dentist to get fillings to cover the exposed tooth. Its not perfect and doesn’t fit my other front bottom teeth I may still end up with a crown, but only with some cases of enamel deficiency it is recommended to get crowns done, your teeth without the enamel can degrade incredibly quickly. So proper management is needed and keeping your teeth intact is very important.

[@hannaspitznagel]

we do have a tooth fairy in europe.. even weirder, we collect our tooth in a small wooden box 👀 dont ask why...

[@SaheeliRai]

My mom even kept all the cats baby teeth she could find. In the same box she kept mine....

[@mmaantj]

Or a see through one :D

[@amazingdollart4676]

Same if you don't have a box of your baby teeth are u even european? 😩

[@violchen9925]

Yess, I got mine in kindergarden and still have it 😂👏🏼

[@amandavaldegas7500]

I have a snaggle tooth, and some crooked front teeth which I have always been super insecure about my entire life. Apparently in Japan it’s the beauty standard and is deemed “cute” & “quirky”. Guess I’m moving to Japan.

[@bottleofsoju]

Yeah in Italy we basically kiss everyone from family when we meet each other, not as much with friends tho

[@steamingpileofgarbage1582]

dude i've been self-conscious about my teeth lately... despite them being like 98% straight and white by regular non-photoshopped people standards. however seeing influencers with snow white teeth which are so perfectly straight they might as well be androids still makes me feel a bit... dirty almost D:

[@MiyukiZero]

Be glad your teeth are good. Screw the influencers.

[@kokostasiulyte5767]

^^ literally same :,((

[@lutchien]

This is part of the reason why I logged off nearly all my social media apps (I can still view links on a browser but for me I don't really like to scroll on my laptop), because I'm like, GROWN grown and I was getting self conscious over my normal healthy body/looks. Eta: so I can't imagine how teenagers/young adults feel, being bombarded this way.

[@nature9010]

i remember my dentist/orthodontist asking me if i wanted to have them shave down my teeth for aesthetic purposes, to remove the tiniest, unnoticeable imperfection i asked why the heck would i want less teeth?????

[@phrinus]

You blurred the heck out of that movie, and thank you for that, because even though my father is an oncologist and cancer patient's faces with whole chunks taken out were most of the things I saw on his pc, I'm so triggered by these scenes. Though, this child is like, what, eight? Most of his extracted teeth weren't permanent, but, oh my god, is that SO unnerving. Ugh.

[@liyre4189]

Can I just say, this formula for videos is so good!! An interesting topic with a relevant movie review then going into real life examples. It's fun and interesting and just borders the edge between "oh god that's awful" and internet entertainment

[@maiapohlhaus9734]

no with the teeth shaving, my parents are both dentists and absolutely hate it. Bc they're not getting veneers they're getting crowns and by the time they're 30 they are basically going to need dentures because crowns don't last a lifetime and are extremely expensive so all these teeth eventually have to be pulled.

[@Momatwerrrrk]

A girl got mad at me for reposting a shared post about HER family member and immediately CAME FOR MY TEETH saying “ARENT YOU ON METH GO FIX YOUR TEETH” like NO I JUST GREW UP IN AN UNFORTUNATE SITUATION WHERE MY TEETH WERENT A PRIORITY TO MY PARENT/FINANCIALLY. 🙄 Not everyone has the means to afford a beautiful smile. It hurt my feelings a little but I made myself get in the mirror and smile and honestly it made me grateful for the smile I DO have, some people have it worse and one day I will fix my teeth but I’m going to STILL SMILE, because smiling can make someone’s DAY!

[@matheuscoelho9937]

i looove watching people spend thousands to do irreparable damage to their bodies because of an online trend makes me feel so smart by comparison

[@lexiisbritish9894]

I’m British and yes we do have the tooth fairy, and if we tried kissing each other here, someone would get punched

[@megalou6567]

Have told my girls for years when they were growing up that the teeth and smiles they see aren’t reality. That teeth are imperfect , discolored, crooked sometimes . One of twins has the cutest narrow gap between her front 2 teeth. She is 19 now and I think she finally has embraced it as much as a girl at 19 can

[@nunyabeezneez7769]

"so white and straight that you feel like you are in a frat house" lmfao!!!! that was smooth ahahahahahaha

[@Koszmarsen]

Random comment for the algorithm: you have cute teeth. And also, good video! I had absolutely no idea so many people were strolling around on camera with veneers. 🤔

[@may_ryann]

My teeth are like Millie's before she had work done. Even the dentists have told me to put braces on even though my teeth don't cause me any problems, just for aesthetical reasons. Eventually I came to accept my teeth as they are and not be ashamed of my smile, though it was forced acceptance because I could only afford basic procedures such as cavities treatment. I still get told to get braces but it's just not a priority to me.

[@akiko7298]

As someone who was traumatized by too much dentistry since I was blessed with terrible teeth genes, I want to know why? Why would you set yourself up for a lifelong relationship with the dentist for "pretty" teeth? I was born with a crazy mouth of teeth and I guess the dentist and ortho didn't know exactly what to do with me so its not entirely their fault but yeah, unless my teeth hurt or cause me serious problems, never getting "cosmetic" stuff done again.

[@elizabethtangora4353]

I didn’t get it right away, but I loved how you used the theme/warning of the movie. That and how honest you were about the escalating pressure to look a certain way this video a lot deeper than the standard ‘look at these shallow idiots ruining their teeth’.

[@Kamila-ey5vi]

I had braces when I was a kid because my baby teeth got replaced all crooked, which is fine, treatment lasted 2 years. I'm 22 now and they've gotten back to being slightly crooked again, but my dentist said it's natural and wouldn't affect my bite at all. Point is: crooked/non 100% white teeth doesn't always mean you're not healthy

[@odetomy]

My teeth look terrible and crooked, but after seeing what people go through to get perfect, fake teeth, I think I'll pass. Unless, something happens to my natural teeth and I have no choice, that is.

[@simplykhanyi]

People are just randomly filing away their teeth without money to maintain this over time. Ten years from now this will look interesting 🤔

[@chayarubin7991]

u just made me feel better about my crooked teeth so thank u!!

[@emilyonizuka4698]

My dentist convinced my parents and I that I needed braces and now my gums are messed up, which is apparently common with braces. I wish I had known that before I got them. My teeth were a bit crooked but not that bad and definitely not worth the gum surgeries I need and will continue to need.

[@hi-space]

I love your Videos, Everytime I watch them I realize how blessed I am. I used to think those celebrities looks were naturally or at least those surgeries had zero consequences until I watched your videos. Thanks for sharing

[@vickyob_83]

What I got from this video: unless you absolutely need to, DO NOT GET VENEERS

[@Marley-18.]

I’m eating rn, and that rotten tooth made me loss my appetite 😭

[@Tanjura]

"Teeth as white and straight as a frat house"

[@xXJAng3lXxx]

NO THANKYOU I WILL KEEP MY BUNNY TEETH AND NEVER COMPLAIN ABOUT THEM AGAIN

[@helplessheroine2641]

When my great grandma turned 20 they pulled all her teeth and she used dentures ever since. And I still think that makes more sense than paying big bucks to damage your teeth and get crowns just because it looks good.

[@MonsterDroiid11]

Why is nobody talking about HuTao's theme at the end omg 😂 OT: I really need to fix my damn teeth :(

[@broskijoeski127]

I love your content talking about anything. Like why am I enjoying a video about rich people teeth? Loved the video, looking forward to the next one.

[@schotthallard9841]

I love your work, the movies you choose are really creepy and the critics of sociaty you bound with it is so interesting I freking love it! (Sorry for m'y english I'm french 🙃)

[@nastarandovar4223]

I have veneers, I had to have them on my two front teeth at young age, it's no fun process. it's painful, stressful, expensive and time consuming. if you're wondering why I had to have them at young age it was because when my first set of teeth fell( like every other kids did, even my twin sister) and the new ones grew they weren't white and flat, they were yellow and had very uneven surface, kinda looked like a wood worm has eaten mt teeth( and I knew kids made fun of me and parents used me as example for their kids for brushing their teeth). the reason behind this kind of problem is not known exactly, there are a few reasons but first one is when the teeth are being created and growing inside gums they get hit and that damages the process and teeth grow badly, second reason can be genetics. I remember our school principle slapped me on the mouth once, and I was younger than other kids by a year so my teeth were still growing, I guess that caused it. oh btw im from iran and we don't have tooth fairy.

[@liana5012]

thanks for blurring his mouth, I was covering my eyes preparing to see only red.

[@LeonardoHamato]

Theres a version of milk tooth in teen titans go, raven ends up eating and enjoying teeth because she needed to get everybody elses teeth back because they sold theirs away for riches

[@mano5493]

In my country it's actually not a fairy but a mouse, they take the teeth to build a city of buildings made of children's teeth. It's called 'la petite souris'

[@graphitepants6522]

Oh like in Ernest & Celestine? I didn’t realize that was based off of folklore!

[@mano5493]

@@graphitepants6522 never heard of Ernest and celestine I'll look it up :) it's folklore in Belgium (in my family 🤷🏻‍♀️)

[@graphitepants6522]

@@mano5493 It's a sweet little animated movie, which I was fortunate enough to watch in its original French. I believe it's also a children's book. Thank you for sharing! Maybe i'll look into some more Belgian folklore :)

[@KZesty]

Also I really do love seeing a genuine smile. Some people need reconstruction and that's okay, but I think natural teeth are so beautiful!

[@alissadolan7017]

very refreshing channel thank youuuu I'm glad you showed up in my reccomendations

[@ChaosLunaScythe]

Braces were expensive and all I needed, thank you very much lmao. My teeth may not be the whitest and I may have sensitivity to cold foods and beverages but I wouldn't get brainwashed into doing anything of this sort.... ever! It would just worsen the sensitivity.

[@stacey_spooks]

Having had bad and weak teeth my whole life no matter what I do, it makes me sick people will just choose voluntarily to ruin their teeth😫 like I've always liked the shape of my teeth and they are kept super clean and they're naturally quite straight but I have had so many fillings, root canals, crowns and pullings just to not be in pain, I would trade anything to not have a painful and uncomfortable mouth🥲 not to mention the cost💸 probably will have atleast partial dentures in the next 10 years...

[@Ronnie.13]

So many people with beautiful teeth ruining them! It's such a waste.

[@jorogumo7618]

yessss a new video! just what i needed tbh 🥰 i had a really shitty day and i’m FINALLY home and ready to run a bath and relax a bit. love your channel keep it up 👍🏽☺️

[@TheGrossDemon]

Fun fact, your born with all your teeth in your skull. Baby teeth grow in, fall out, then the adult teeth come out. You can see all the teeth in a baby skull and it's super weird