20 июл. 2012 г. · It's a stereotype that originated in America. ... By the 50s, it became just assumed that if your teeth were crooked, you'd get braces to fix it. Why do british people (stereotypically) have messed up teeth? CMV: It's racist to say that all British people have bad teeth Другие результаты с сайта www.reddit.com

19 июл. 2016 г. · A generation ago, upon reaching the age of 21 many young woman had all their teeth removed and dentures made so they would have “nice smiles.” ( ... When and why did the 'Brits have bad teeth' stereotype ... - Quora Where did the stereotype of the British having bad teeth ... - Quora Why do Americans stereotype the British for having bad teeth? Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

27 мая 2015 г. · Only 6% of UK adults have no natural teeth, the British Dental Association says. In 1978, the figure was as high as 37% in Wales.

17 сент. 2021 г. · We think the stereotype comes from the fact that the British genuinely did use to have bad teeth. Standards of teeth used to be much worse in the past.

The reasoning behind this trope has its roots largely in cultural differences. In the United States, having bad teeth is associated with extreme poverty, ...

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This stereotype appears to stem from a particularly American view of dental health in which artificially straightened and whitened teeth (sometimes referred to ...

The stereotype was also fostered in the Austin Powers film series in the late 1990s; the joke being that only a British spy could have crooked yellow teeth and ...

6 дек. 2018 г. · Lance Knight, a dentist from Manchester, has compared the smiles of the Americans who have started the stereotype of the British teeth.

Surely this stereotype has arisen out of the American preoccupation of spending large amounts of money on having their teeth done, a pastime which, like ...