Sentence examples for has rotten teeth from inspiring English sources

"Electronic music has rotten teeth that need to be pulled," he tweeted.

Five-year-old Kiya has already had to go to the dentist twice to have rotten teeth removed.

A quarter of children start school suffering from tooth decay and one in 40 five-year-olds needs to have rotten teeth removed, figures show.

But rather than emphasise the drug's addictiveness and long-term effects on the brain, as earlier anti-drug campaigns had done, these pointed out that meth users often had rotten teeth.

It hasn't been a success – a million fewer patients were seen on the NHS after the contract was introduced and a recent study showed increasing numbers of children, particularly from deprived areas, were going to hospital to have rotten teeth removed – a throwback to pre-NHS dentistry days.

Why do they have rotten teeth?

In the opening minutes, we see five-year-old Mario having rotten teeth extracted in the operating theatre under general anaesthetic, with Oliver standing awkwardly alongside, nearly in tears.

And of course Burn Gorman was brilliantly vile as bitter Hindley – but if ever there was a character who was meant to have rotten teeth, it was he, and I'm afraid Gorman's veneers were just a bit too bling for 19th-century Yorkshire.

Don't forget to brush your teeth, since having rotten teeth would /not/ be cute.

Sure, Rebecca has rotten boundaries.

It causes you to smell bad, have rotten yellow teeth, and turns your nails yellow thus negating all advice in this article.