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Bunny Teeth 

The term people use nowadays for people with buck teeth and overbites. Because it became trendy to have bigger teeth, people instantly started switching up. The people who once bullied people for having overbites and buck teeth calling them every name under the sun, now think it’s pretty. This all started when an ignorant person made a video comparing celebrities teeth to bunny teeth, some made insecurity love videos calling it “bunny teeth” and while that’s a pretty term, it is incorrect. It’s called an overbite and people have been made fun of for it for years. You’ll now see lots of videos of popular kids trying to get in on the clout of the trend some people going so extreme to get their teeth done that way simply because they have the money. Some people claim they have “bunny teeth” showing it off to the camera when they clearly don’t. the only people who should be allowed to do the trend, are those who actually have an overbite or have been bullied for their buck teeth. It’s blown up a lot on TikTok, and for educational purposes, it’s called BUCK teeth because it resembles male deers protruding upper teeth NOT bunnies. Next time you see someone use the term “bunny teeth” educate them, and then tell them how much you appreciate their smile. Maybe then the weight of their words will make them understand your pain or you’ll make someone’s day.
Person a: wow I wish I had bunny teeth! They are so pretty and cute and adorable! Like a bunnie.

Person b: me too! I only have my boring straight teeth. Anne Hathaway has beautiful bunny teeth!
Bunny Teeth by Cinnamonbunbun May 30, 2025
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