[ SECRET POST #5357 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5357 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty sure that the reason Brits have better teeth on average than Americans is that many poor Americans have terrible teeth. Like, dying from lack of dental care degrees of terrible, in the worst cases.

I've lived in both a fairly affluent area of America and a deprived area of the UK, and of the people I've known personally in both areas the Americans had fewer and less serious problems with their teeth. But otoh despite living in a deprived area, the Brits didn't have terrible teeth either. They just had worse teeth than the upper middleclass Americans I've known.

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^ This.

[(Anonymous)]

Simply because the NHS focuses on dental health and function. If you want cosmetics (including replacing teeth not usually visible in a smile) you pay.