Gypsy Rose Blanchard is undergoing another physical transformation, and this time, it’s her mouth that’s getting a makeover. According to TMZ, the next step in her journey involves improving her dental health.
Gypsy debuted her new smile at a Walmart in Galliano, LA, showcasing her recent porcelain caps. She decided to replace her long-standing silver teeth with these new dental enhancements. The transformation is evident in the photos obtained by TMZ.
Gypsy’s mother, Dee Dee, removed several of her teeth and salivary glands, believing that Gypsy was suffering from tooth decay.
According to insiders familiar with the matter, Gypsy has recently embarked on a journey to enhance her smile by getting her teeth fixed. This has been a desire she has harbored for quite some time. Since her release from prison in December, Gypsy has been approached by numerous dentists who have offered their services. In fact, even Lamar Odom extended an invitation for her to visit his dentist office.
Gypsy, who has been living in Louisiana since her release from prison, made the decision to visit a local dentist. According to sources, she has been attending numerous appointments over the last six weeks, and her upper teeth have now been adorned with porcelain caps.
Next on the agenda is addressing her lower teeth. This will be done gradually over a series of appointments. In the meantime, she is sporting a temporary bridge, eagerly anticipating the final outcome of her dental transformation.
Gypsy recently underwent a nose job, opting for a combination rhinoplasty and septoplasty. The results of the procedure left her equally delighted.
Gypsy made an interesting choice by getting a new tattoo. Interestingly, she decided to get a matching husky ink with her ex-fiancé, Ken Urker.
Gypsy appears to have adopted a YOLO-like mindset in recent times.
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