A smile deserves the gold medal! Champion skier Lindsey Vonn shares a very behind-the-scenes video showing herself wearing a new veneer before flaunting her dazzling pearly whites
- Lindsay, 35, took to Instagram on Monday to post footage of cosmetic dentist Dr. Bill Dorfman giving dental veneers.
- Section objects with the dentist digging their front teeth
- When first getting veneers, a dentist will trim each tooth, and Lindsay reveals how her old teeth look now without porcelain veneers
- The video ended with the former Olympic review with her new smile
- Lindsey also posted a before and after video on her Instagram Stories
Lindsay Vaughn proudly revealed her new smile while sharing video footage of herself wearing veneers during her recent trip to the dentist.
He took the 35-year-old former Olympic figure skater Instagram Monday to post a behind-the-scenes video of the procedure performed by Dr. Bill Dorfman, a cosmetic dentist in Los Angeles who has appeared on ABC Extreme Makeover and Oprah.
I got new teeth. Thx Dr. Dorfman. Warning … some gross content, “she commented on the video that starts with the dentist drilling down her front teeth.
Before and after: Lindsay Vaughn, 35, shared a behind-the-scenes video of her wearing veneers on her front teeth
The process: a video of creatures with cosmetic dentist Dr. Bill Dorfman as she digs her teeth
Dental veneers are thin tooth-colored porcelain or composite veneers that are attached to the teeth to correct dental problems.
When veneers are first applied, the dentist will trim each tooth and remove the enamel before making an impression of the tooth. Then a template is used to create the crust.
In the video, Lindsay can be seen rubbing her tongue over her deformed tooth after it has been drilled.
‘Wait what?’ I wrote.
say what? In the video, Lindsay can be seen rubbing her tongue over her misshapen teeth after cutting it
Frank: Lindsay admits that there was a lot of drooling in the procedure
Behind the Scenes: Lindsay has also shared a video on Instagram Stories of one of her scales getting placed on her teeth
The player explained that her front teeth were “ground” down while flaunting her “terrifying” smile. She even shared shots of herself drooling badly.
“Do I dare see what it looks like?” She asked at the end of the procedure, but was thrilled with the results.
She smiled at the camera.
Lindsey also took to Instagram Stories to share a close-up of her front teeth before she had new veneers as well as shots of porcelain seashells placed on her teeth.
Happy smile: Lindsay shared a before and after photo on Instagram Stories
Looking good: The former Olympic figure skater proudly showed off her new smile after the operation
Something different: The video was a far cry from the glamorous show that Lindsey ran in February 2019
She finished the clip with a before and after photo to peel it off, and wrote, “Look … so much better!
It is not known if the world champion figure skater paid for her new pearly whiteness or if the treatment was given to her. However, if she had to pay the bill, it would likely cost her a penny.
Dental veneers is a cosmetic procedure and is often not covered by dental insurance.
Traditional porcelain veneers cost an average of $ 925 to $ 2,500 per tooth and can last 10 to 15 years, according to The Consumer Guide to Dentistry.
Meanwhile, composite veneers cost approximately $ 250 to $ 1500 per tooth but only lasts between five to seven years.
