MANY people who have wonky or crooked teeth opt for braces in a bid to achieve the perfect smile.
Usually, treatment lasts between one and three years – but not for one woman, who removed them herself a whopping 11 years later.
Danielle Ashley, who posts under the acronym @datoxicboss, took to TikTok and posted a video where she explained: "I removed my own braces after having them for ELEVEN YEARS!!!"
In the clip, she shares a snap of her teeth with braces, before revealing what they look like after.
Alongside the video she shared several hashtags, including: "enough is enough, "do not try this at home" and "I was over it."
In a second clip, she posted more photos of what her teeth looked like before she had braces.
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She penned: "Me before the braces…I got them at 19. I was young, dumb, and just doing stuff to be doing it.
"I got down on hard times, loss my insurance and just never got back on my dental plan.
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"Now I’m 30 trying to correct an 11 year old mistake!!"
The post has since gone viral and racked up thousands of views and comments.
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"Your teeth were literally perfect," wrote one.
A second noted: "The smile is the same…with a yellowish brown tint. I’m so confused."
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A third advised: "Your smile was fine! Let the dentist do a professional cleaning. My friend has a similar situation."
Elsewhere, another pointed out: "PLEASE read her caption. Life happened and now she’s trying to correct it. Y’all be kind."
And a further added: "You didn't even need them in the first place, your teeth are great!"
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