Tebogo Ramokgadi Flies to Dubai for R18,000 Dental Polish Ahead of Reality Show Season 2
- Tebogo Ramokgadi travelled to Dubai for a dental polishing treatment costing approximately R18,000
- Diamond and Dolls star, who previously spent R100,000 on his teeth, timed the trip to coincide with National Oral Health Month in September
- Ramokhadi opened up about why dental maintenance is non-negotiable for him as he films his upcoming reality show season
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Reality TV star and socialite Tebogo Ramokgadi has raised eyebrows after jetting off to Dubai for a professional dental polishing session. The trip, which cost him roughly R18,000, came just in time for National Oral Health Month this September.
This is not Tebogo's first time investing heavily in his smile. The star previously dropped a staggering R100,000 on his teeth, making his latest Dubai trip more of a top-up than a transformation.
Why Tebogo Went Back to Dubai
Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Tebogo was candid about his reasons, pushing back against any suggestion that the decision came from a place of insecurity.
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"I wanted to refresh my smile because it is such a big part of how I present myself. I'm shooting season 2 of the reality show. I work in entertainment and I'm constantly meeting people, so taking care of my teeth is important to me. It wasn't about insecurity; it was about maintenance, confidence and feeling good when I smile," he said as quited by the publication.
Season 2 on the Horizon
The timing of the dental visit carries extra significance, with Tebogo currently in production on the second season of his reality show. For someone who is regularly in front of cameras and meeting industry figures, he sees oral care as a professional investment rather than a luxury indulgence.
His willingness to travel internationally for cosmetic dental work reflects the growing trend among South African celebrities seeking specialised treatments abroad, particularly in Dubai, where high-end aesthetic services have become increasingly popular.
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