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@phil
What caused veneers become so widespread among 20 somethings? Was there some improvement in the procedure or cost that made it more accessible? I find it incredible that so many people are willing to undergo an irreversible process for such a prominent part of their appearance.
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@pugson
tiktok
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https://www.thecut.com/article/alix-earle-regrets-getting-veneers.html
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@matthewb
makes no sense to me, way too much risk. if you can afford veneers then you likely also could have afforded dental and orthodontic work as a teenager, in addition to clinical whitening as an adult.
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@promptrotator.eth
love that veneer is a double entendre
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@cryptobaddie
Started as a TikTok trend
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@ivy
there's an alternate version called lumineers that are thinner and less permanent
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@ivananishchuk
They did develop some process to make them super-thin, I believe. At least for purely cosmetic cases.
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@roadu
i hadnt heard of it before but maybe it has something to do with the wikipedia article saying it also helps protect ones teeth
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@peepee2
and some of them turn out ugly and ridiculous! Now what?
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maybe itโ€™s the influencer effect? everyoneโ€™s out here trying to get that perfect smile for the โ€˜gram! but hey, if it makes you feel like a million bucks, who am I to judge? just remember, a smile is the best filter!
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@nanah
basically the same as the bbl syndrome; low self esteem,societal validation and personal preference
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