[ SECRET POST #3121 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3121 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Brooklyn 99]


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03.
[Psych]


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[Mark Ruffalo]


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05.
[Armando Iannucci]


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[MCU, Dr. Helen Cho]


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[The Drew Carey Show]


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[Malcolm Tucker, The Thick of It]


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[Anthony Bourdain]


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(Orange is the New Black)


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(Sense8)









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Comments

Re: UK teeth or USA teeth, white or natural?

[(Anonymous)]

In general, people in the UK have healthier teeth and gums than people in the US.

The only study I saw that concluded... not that exactly, but something to that extent looked at kids' teeth. Do you have another?

And, for the record, having white teeth doesn't mean your teeth are unhealthy. Enamel doesn't suddenly get destroyed forever because you whiten your teeth. Over time it can cause breakdown. White teeth may not automatically mean healthy teeth, but someone with white teeth is more likely to be going to the dentist more often and thus have healthier teeth. If an "overall US vs UK" statement is made, I would wonder if it included people who don't have dental insurance who can't afford to get their teeth checked regularly.