Why a Merseyside man with teeth like ‘a burst piano’ refuses to get ‘Turkey teeth’

The Wirral-based window cleaner and content creator says, “braces are better than getting Turkey teeth.”
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A man with teeth ‘like a piano’ had braces fitted in his 30s rather than opt for ‘Turkey teeth’ - despite mean comments from online trolls.

Scott Lowe, now 32, started posting videos online six years ago when his niece Ava was diagnosed with a terminal illness but said since getting orthodontic braces he has been abused online, with people mentioning his braces in ‘every video’ he makes.

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But, the window cleaner has taken pride in keeping his own teeth and chose to pay £2,700 for braces two years ago instead of following the ‘Turkey teeth’ trend.

Turkey teeth refers to filing down the natural tooth down and putting crowns or veneers on top of that. Dentists in Turkey are cheaper and UK residents fly out to the country for the procedure.

Scott, from Seacombe, said: “My teeth have always looked terrible! They looked like a burst piano. I could eat an apple through a letterbox. I think braces are better than getting Turkey teeth. These are my teeth.”

Scott Lowe chose to pay for braces. Credit: Scott Lowe via TikTok/SWNSScott Lowe chose to pay for braces. Credit: Scott Lowe via TikTok/SWNS
Scott Lowe chose to pay for braces. Credit: Scott Lowe via TikTok/SWNS

A content creator and TikToker, Scott often gets comments from trolls but doesn’t let the abuse affect him. One troll said, “Braces at your big age, mad” but Scott says the comments don’t bother him in the slightest.

After wearing his braces for two-and-a-half years, the dad-of-one hopes to get them removed in December, saying he thinks they’ll be off around Christmas time.

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