How difficult is it for a girl to find a husband if she's missing a few teeth?

most likely .. not too hard, but I wouldn't count on him having all his either

How difficult is it for a girl to find a husband if she's missing a few teeth?
Yes, so see a dentist.
Reply:I just spit coke through my nose! lmao!!!
Reply:It would raise the degree of difficultly in this superficial, judgmental world. However, there are probably guys who are into that.
Reply:um.. depends on how shallow of a guy shes with..
Reply:move to the south, then it would be easy to find a mate. hahahahahahaha
Reply:Girls with missing teeth give good BJ's and a man is always down for that. So i'm sure some man would be happy with his gummy wife!
Reply:Depends on what area of the U.S. you are in? It is more acceptable in the southeastern states than say the northern states. Also find a guy who has more teeth missing than you do that will make you look a lot better. Better yet see a dentist regularly
Reply:Some guys don't like teeth. They just get in the way. Ha HA!
Reply:you either gotta go to dentist honey or you will only find a guy at a club frequented by the over 70 year olds!
Reply:A person, might consider getting some dental work done, Looks are not everything but a person should feel good about themselves , and getting your teeth fixed is a do able thing. There are some things that can't be fixed but teeth can.
Reply:According to a study (apparently done by the same researchers who did a study on how to make the best bacon butty [sandwich]), people who are missing teeth are like, 38 times more likely to have a partner who is also missing teeth.





So if you don't mind a husband who is also missing teeth, apparently, not all that hard.





But teeth are cool and I do recommend having them. Plus it makes it more likely that your spouse will have them.
Reply:Teeth are not important to some men... especially if a guy is missing a few teeth himself. A men will also look at the girl's body - if she's hot, her teeth might turn irrelevant. Personality is important too.


But, don't get me wrong. See a dentist. You'll be surprised how many employers offer dental insurance only 90 days after hiring.


I think most important is to fix any cavities you have now to make sure you'll lose no more teeth.



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