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From a tiny hole to a flawless tooth.
21,209 просмотров • 11 дней назад •via X (Twitter)
Комментарии: 34
Don't see that anymore
Nese biterwa niki weee
What an incredible transformation
Amenyo nukuyitaho cyane
Ndabona we amenyo ye ntanikinazo kirenze yarafite
babyita gukanika amenyo sha
This kind of positivity never gets old.
What causes the hole in a tooth ?
Thisi is painful
It looked fine at once
Keep your teeth cleaning
Ubuse aya menyo byagenze gute
Warrants sincere heartfelt appreciation
Definitely enjoyed watching this.
Ko ndeba Aya menyo yasaga neza byagenze gute
Amenyo asa fresh
Dental craftsmanship looks incredibly impressive
wagirango bari kurihoma
Mbega amenyo ameze nabi we
The final few moments really brought everything together perfectly
Get yourself treated
Powerful creativity encourages inspiring original thinking
Are you satisfying with that work
Will i abe allowed to doit
How many times to visit dental doctors
Wow So good to watch this
I can't stop giving dentist flowers 🌹
Is this really the right way
It's really unbelievable for sure
I wish I have one of this tools
This is actually important
Ngaho nawe uge undebera ibi bintu
That is very satisfying
@Ez_ek_ie
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