Finesse2Tymes heads straight to the dentist’s chair after his $250,000 grill lost a tooth on live
Days after a diamond tooth dropped out of his reported $250,000 grill during a TikTok Live, Finesse2Tymes is back in the dentist's chair. Pictures show the Memphis rapper reclined with a team working on his teeth, his chains still on. After a weekend as the internet's favourite joke, it is the most direct answer he could give.
Three things to know
- A tooth from his diamond grill, reportedly made by Johnny Dang, fell out while he was live on TikTok, and the clip went viral.
- He has since been pictured in a dental surgery, with dental staff working on his teeth.
- The rapper has spoken openly before about not looking after his teeth before he got veneers, and his smile has been part of his public image since.
Finesse2Tymes is not letting the internet have the last laugh.
Days after one of the diamond teeth in his reported $250,000 grill fell out during a TikTok Live, the Memphis rapper has been pictured back in the dentist’s chair. In the photo he lies back in a dark cap and his diamond chains, mouth open, as gloved dental staff work on his teeth with a probe, a drill and suction.
He has not said publicly exactly what was done. The timing leaves little doubt about the reason for the visit.
What happened on the live?
Finesse2Tymes was showing off his grill, reportedly made by celebrity jeweller Johnny Dang, when one of the teeth came loose and dropped out mid-stream. He acknowledged it and kept going. Fans did not: clips spread across social media within hours, and the comments were merciless.
Why does his smile get so much attention?
Because he has made it part of his story. The rapper has spoken openly about not taking care of his teeth before he had veneers fitted, and his bright, diamond-heavy smile has been part of his image ever since. When a piece of it fell out on camera, it was always going to travel.
Is a quick dental visit the right move?
Yes. Dentists say a grill that has loosened or lost a piece should be checked rather than pushed back in and worn on. A poor fit can rub and wear down the teeth underneath and trap food and bacteria, and anyone with veneers or crowns under a grill needs those checked too.
What happens next
- Finesse2Tymes has not said whether the grill itself has been repaired or replaced.
Sources
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