Celebrity teeth look the same thanks to veneers, and TikTok has thoughts - Washington Post

Have you ever looked at Selena Gomez’s teeth? Like, really looked at them? Have you studied the undulating Pepto-pink curvature of her gums? Have you clocked the angle at which her two front teeth rest on her fricative line — the wet-dry equator of the lower lip, where the oral mucosa transitions to the vermilion — when she smiles? Did you notice, approximately four years ago, that Gomez’s teeth appeared to change shape, color and position — that they were suddenly whiter than ever, aligned in a ramrod-straight row at the front of her face? This up-close-and-too-personal examination of a famous person’s mouth sounds like the stuff of stalkers and serial killers. But you can score a tour like this of many a celebrity’s maw on @veneercheck, the TikTok account of Sara Hahn, a Harvard-trained doctor specializing in cosmetic dentistry. Over photos of A-listers, in a cadence and tone somewhere between professor and influencer, Hahn offers her analysis of and speculation on the dental work of

Have you ever looked at Selena Gomez’s teeth? Like, really looked at them? Have you studied the undulating Pepto-pink curvature of her gums? Have you clocked the angle at which her two front teeth rest on her fricative line — the wet-dry equator of the lower lip, where the oral mucosa transitions to the vermilion — when she smiles? Did you notice, approximately four years ago, that Gomez’s teeth appeared to change shape, color and position — that they were suddenly whiter than ever, aligned in a ramrod-straight row at the front of her face? This up-close-and-too-personal examination of a famou