Posts with tag teeth

Lots of little girls love Barbie, and wish they could grow up to be like her. But hardly any of them take it to the lengths of Englishwoman Sarah Burge. Of course, most little girls don't have £540,000 to spend on plastic surgery, either.

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Ladies and gentlemen alike! Your breath is appalling!

Okay, maybe it's not, but if it is, or if your teeth are starting to feel just a little furry even though you brushed this morning, Dentaburst is a really great quick-fix! Click here to read our review of Dentaburst.

The nice folks at The Be Ready Lounge have given us two full year supplies of Dentaburst! Enter here to win 365 fingers of Dentaburst for you and a friend.

A couple of weeks ago, we were disturbed surprised to learn that some enterprising dentists in Utah were starting to offer tattoos that can be etched into your teeth -- as if your visits to the dentist didn't already cost enough. We thought: over the age of 15, who the hell would want one of these? Today, we found out. In an attempt to bypass Nicole's objection to skin art, Joel thought he could maybe sneak a portrait of their 6 month-old daughter Harlow, on his teeth.

Apparently, when Nicole heard this, she freaked out and had to put her foot down. Joel wanted the tat on one of his front teeth, ensuring maximum fugliness. First off, if you're going to put it in plain view, you better always have a infinite supply of Altoids. Second, a tooth tat is always going to look like a rotten piece of tooth decay, no matter what. Gross.

What's wrong with carrying baby pictures in you wallet?

[via PopCrunch]

We got sent these free samples from Dentaburst. What? A tooth-brushing alternative? I gave the mint flavor a whirl and recorded the experience with my handy MacBook Photo Booth.


Read on to hear the Styledash verdict on Dentaburst.

So your child has finally reached the age when he or she is starting to lose some teeth. Soon the Tooth Fairy will be on her way to take that tooth off into magic land, where she apparently can exchange it for cash. Great!

But what do the magical fairy people do with all those teeth?

In all seriousness, someone has to get rid of them. And, rather than throw the teeth in the garbage or save them in a little jar as a memory of childhood, some people in China are using those chompers to make jewelry.

What do we think? Cute? Funky? A good way for dentists to make a little money on the side? Personally, I wouldn't be caught dead accessorizing with human body parts, but -- especially after that whole Angelina Jolie veil of blood thing a few years ago -- I'm sure some of you could get away with it.

We all know a smile has two main components: soft sexy lips and white teeth. Most lip gloss products just focus on the first half of that equation, but a new product is meant to work on both your lips and your teeth. SexySmile, by celebrity dentist Dr. Pia Lieb, is a lip gloss that also has a teeth whitener. One end is a sponge-tipped lip gloss and the other end is a brush to apply clear whitening gel. According to Dr. Lieb's website, the whitener can be used up to six times per day and can both immediately fix a new stain as well as provide gradual whitening over time. There are seven colors of sparkly gloss and three shades of lip balm (including clear) which sell for $28.50 each.

[via Beauty News]