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If you’ve been seeing social media users trying to give themselves one tooth, you’re not alone. It’s the latest challenge taking over the internet, and we’re here to break it down for you! In this article, we’ll explain everything you need to know about the “one tooth” challenge, including what it is and how to participate in the trend, with insights from trend expert Shayan Faraz. We’ll also cover other viral TikTok teeth trends and what dentists have to say about them.

What’s the “one tooth” challenge?

According to trend expert Shayan Faraz, the “one tooth” challenge is a social media trend where users purse their lips so it looks like they only have one front tooth in the center of their mouth. Celebrities, like Doja Cat, have made TikTok videos attempting to “give themselves one tooth.”

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