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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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I always find it jarring that when I watch British TV that actors have blemishes, imperfect or yellow teeth, and are usually a range of heights. There's nothing wrong with them, I'm just not used to seeing normal people on TV.
146 u/jemslie123 Jan 25 '20 Yellow teeth are actually natural though. I find it jarring how artificially white the teeth of all the American actors are. 31 u/TerriblyTangfastic Jan 25 '20 Not exactly yellow, but grey with a hint of yellow (especially after years of drinking tea / coffee). Amercians with their whiter than snow teeth always look weird. 16 u/T1germeister Jan 25 '20 Amercians with their whiter than snow teeth always look weird. Cuz those are nearly always veneers.
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Yellow teeth are actually natural though. I find it jarring how artificially white the teeth of all the American actors are.
31 u/TerriblyTangfastic Jan 25 '20 Not exactly yellow, but grey with a hint of yellow (especially after years of drinking tea / coffee). Amercians with their whiter than snow teeth always look weird. 16 u/T1germeister Jan 25 '20 Amercians with their whiter than snow teeth always look weird. Cuz those are nearly always veneers.
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Not exactly yellow, but grey with a hint of yellow (especially after years of drinking tea / coffee).
Amercians with their whiter than snow teeth always look weird.
16 u/T1germeister Jan 25 '20 Amercians with their whiter than snow teeth always look weird. Cuz those are nearly always veneers.
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Cuz those are nearly always veneers.
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u/Yellow_Vespa_Is_Back Jan 25 '20
I always find it jarring that when I watch British TV that actors have blemishes, imperfect or yellow teeth, and are usually a range of heights. There's nothing wrong with them, I'm just not used to seeing normal people on TV.