I paid a fortune for veneers to spruce up my smile but just two days later I can’t bear to open my mouth

OVER the years, it seems that one dental procedure has become more sought-after than any other – veneers.

But although many rave about their pearly whites, one bloke’s attempt to spruce up his smile ended up a total disaster.

The man, better known to his fans as Leo Ayala (@leo_a97), from Miami, the US, took to TikTok to reveal how he had ended up with broken veneers just days after getting them done.

Posing to the camera, Leo opened his mouth to show off his new gnashers, one of which had chipped off.

This means, the bottom of his real tooth was exposed – but fortunately, it hadn’t been filed all the way down.

Sharing the mortifying story, Leo claimed that he had got his new veneers just two days earlier, and was so unsure what to do, he was willing to take drastic measures.

Responding to some of the comments under the clip, the bloke said he was even considering using super glue to fix the chipped part back up.

Luckily, it appears that he had come back to his senses and instead saw a specialist the following day.

Unfortunately, Leo is not the only one to have a rather unfortunate experience with veneers – one man’s updated smile was compared to blinding LED lights.

The man, better known to his fans on YouTube as DustinJOTV (@dustinjotv), shared the Before and After snaps on TikTok – but unfortunately, the reaction was slightly different to what he had hoped for.

Revealing the transformation in a video Dustin – believed to be from Germany – begins by showing off his filed down gnashers.

The “before” images of gaps and weirdly sharp teeth make for a rather scary look.

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But he is quick to fix it with veneers.

Posing with a sparkly stud earring and a vinyl puffer jacket, Dustin then reveals his new smile, proudly flashing his fake teeth.

Showing his bright veneers, he turns his head so viewers can see what they look like from all angles.

However, despite appearing pleased with the results, people on social media were less than impressed.

For the most part, it seems, TikTok fans thought the veneers looked pretty fake and too bright – some even compared them to LED lights.

Writing in German, one person commented: ”It looks like chewing gum in square shape ohhh god no thanks and too bright.”

Someone else thought the teeth looked like piano keys, and a third found a striking resemblance between Dustin and Jim Carrey in the 1994 hit move, The Mask.

Another chuckled at the quality, believing it looked rather poor: ”What in the wish app?”