Boity goes to extra lengths to take care of her picture perfect smile

- Boity has let fans in on on what it takes to maintain her perfect smile and it's certainly not a glamorous process, but it's well worth it

- The rapper and reality television star visited dentist to celebs, Dr. Smile, for an appointment and posted about the experience on her Instagram

- Another star to have undergone a dental procedure recently is none other than dancer and entrepreneur Zodwa Wabantu

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Boity is all about taking care of her teeth and, of course, she had to do it in style.

The star rocked a light brown weave and camel coat to her dentist appointment with dentist to the stars, Dr. Smile.

Boity shared the end results with her adoring fans.

Her smile looked spectacular, although Boity did mention that her mouth was still numb when she posed for the camera.

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She wrote, "My teeth finally received the love and care they have been in desperate need of (numb lips and all). Thank you, Dr. Smile, as always, for taking great care of my smile."

The stunner mentioned that she's getting rid of her wisdom teeth on her next visit.

Ouch! We wish Boity all the best and a speedy recovery with that one.

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Another beauty who recently underwent a dental procedure is Zodwa Wabantu.

Yesterday, Briefly.co.za reported that Zodwa was spotted getting ready to undergo a procedure to "fix" her teeth.

In other news, Briefly.co.za reported DJ Zinhle has joined the growing list of celebrities who are opening up about financial woes.

The muso took to social media to slam companies who want her to do gigs for free.

The Umlilo hit-maker revealed that she has not had an income for three months due to the pandemic.

DJ Zinhle took to social media to slam certain companies who asked her to perform for free during the lockdown.

She said that not only was that a risk to her health, but she has also not received an income since the lockdown started over three months ago.

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Source: Briefly News