Mzansi Nail Tech Offers Tooth Gaps, Showing Her Work in a Video on TikTok, Peeps Were Sweating in the Comments

Mzansi Nail Tech Offers Tooth Gaps, Showing Her Work in a Video on TikTok, Peeps Were Sweating in the Comments

  • A nail tech has advertised that she is now doing tooth gaps and posted a video of how she does it
  • TikTok user @noblenails1 uses a dermal nail drill to grind away your teeth, revealing a gap
  • People made it clear in the comments that this is not a wise move to make with your teeth

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Tooth gaps are a thing; apparently, you don’t need to be born with one to get one. This talented Mzansi nail tech decided to upskill herself by offering tooth gaps to clients.

TikTok user @noblenails1 uses a nail dermal drill to grind away your teeth, giving you a gap
TikTok user @noblenails1 uses a nail dermal drill to grind away your teeth, giving a gap. Image: TikTok / @noblenails1
Source: TikTok

When it comes to your teeth, it is tricky business. If you have ever had a toothache, then you know it is not part of your body to play with.

Mzansi nail tech shows how she gives people tooth gaps in TikTok video

TikTok user @noblenails1 shared a video of her using a dermal nail drill to give a woman a gap between her two front teeth. When they say beauty is ever pain, they must surely be referring to this video.

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Take a look at how she does it:

Dental specialist sheds light on the video

Briefly News spoke with Marcel Chetty from Pioneer Dental to see what his thoughts on the video were. This is what he said:

"I have had a look at the video, and it is shocking...
"Firstly, that is not a dentist, it appears to be a nail technician, judging from the hand tool she is using.
"She is basically cutting into the healthy tooth structure to create a diastema between the two central incisors. This may be a cultural thing or some new fashion craze, but either way, it is detrimental to the health and longevity of those affected teeth.
"By removing the protective enamel layer and exposing the dentine on these teeth they are now susceptible to caries, fracture, hypersensitivity and ultimately necrosis of the nerve resulting in abscess formation and severe pain.

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"Ethically I would have to strongly advise against anyone having this done."

South African people comment on the tooth gap situation

The comment section was filled with stress! People urged people to prioritise their health over trends.

Read some of the comments:

Lemondrop fired shots:

“Are you done destroying her life?”

Emma Ifeanyi had jokes:

“Pronounce Bluetooth, I want to check something.”

Zinta was finished:

“If it’s not original, never in my life will I try this.”

kamakazzy King will never:

“It can never be me.”

Millychristophers was shocked:

“Seriously!!!”

Shounice Jaslyn Buys can’t understand:

“Why though??”

Woman with gapped teeth tries to pronounce Bluetooth in viral TikTok video with 14.5 million views

In related news, Briefly News reported that one woman @iamthereal_debbiee was a good sport and entertained her followers with the unique way she pronounces words. Her TikTok followers wanted to hear how she says speaks, and she obliged them.

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The stunning lady posted a series of videos saying different words, but her Bluetooth clip was seen by millions of people across the world. People bantered in the comments about her lips, and some suggested more words she could do recordings on.

TikTokkers said they were dead with laughter and that the social media app will be the main reason they end up in hell. The clip got over 600k likes and thousands of comments.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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