The Queen has a lovely smile for her age. Her teeth are white and straight, unlike those of her mother, the Queen Mother.
The Queen Mother’s teeth were famously discoloured, and expert Matthew Rose, from the Restorative Dentist The Implant Centre Hove & Hayward’s Heath, explained why to Express.co.uk. /life-style/life/1205158/queen-elizabeth-mother-teeth
Now he has revealed how the Queen has such great teeth given her age.
He claims Her Majesty appears to have had cosmetic dental work, unlike her mother.
Matthew said: “The Queen appears to have all of her own teeth, but is likely to have had dental work carried out such as crowns and veneers to help improve their appearance over the years as they do look in good condition for someone of her age.”
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“They are straight but not perfectly aligned, they are a good size and shape although the proportion of length to width looks slightly out.”
He added: “The subtle whitening that she has is just the right amount for the ever so slightly whiter end of naturally white looking teeth. So not perfect but a very aesthetically pleasing smile.”
Meghan Markle
Matthew said Meghan teeth look less natural than Kate’s.
“Meghan’s teeth look a little unnatural, she has possibly recently had orthodontics (brace) and lots of bleaching,” he said.
“Sometimes in post ortho cases teeth can look at little ‘splayed’ and along with the rounded incisal edges that she has, they just don’t look as natural as Kate’s.
“Kate’s smile is more likely to be the one that will always be in demand.”
Prince Harry
“Of all the Royals, I would say Prince Harry has the most aesthetically pleasing smile – he has well aligned teeth and an even smile,” Matthew said.
“He wore braces as a child so this explains why.”
Prince William
The eldest Prince has had cosmetic dentistry after having a tooth knocked out at party.
Matthew said: “Prince William in photos pre-2014 show the upper front teeth to be similar in colour.
“However post-2014 when it was rumoured that he lost a tooth, the upper right central incisor (UR1) looks lighter, and more aligned – as do the upper lateral incisors.
“It looks to me as if these teeth have been either crowned or veneered.”