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The phrase "a nice set of teeth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when complimenting someone's dental appearance or when discussing dental health in a positive context.
Example: "After years of braces, she finally has a nice set of teeth that she loves to show off."
Alternatives: "a beautiful smile" or "an attractive dental arrangement".
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A nice set of teeth change your face.
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A nice set of bookends.
You get a nice set of relationships.
Jennifer Raff has a nice set of thoughts and links.
Or Donald Trump: a nice set of whitewall tires".
"A nice set of fire tools," he said, "will dress the fireplace up".
Anyone need a nice set of dumbbells?
Louise also has a nice set of pipes.
We have a nice set of KEF speakers.
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