Teeth affect your character and destiny

From the perspective of physiognomy, the quality of a person's teeth will not only affect his or her lifespan, but also his or her personality, destiny and future generations. Therefore, we should always keep in mind the interests involved and take it seriously.

People with white, clean and strong teeth that are in proportion to their face shape are cheerful, optimistic, enthusiastic and proactive.

People with crooked or missing front teeth have a weak bond with their parents.

People with big front teeth are active and have strong sexual desire.

People with small upper and lower teeth are very vigilant and jealous.

People with the tooth-hating type have a rough personality, are easily in danger, and are born to lose money. (The tooth-hating type refers to uneven teeth, uneven teeth, and untidy teeth. In physiognomy books, it is said that it will ruin your appearance. The solution is to make your teeth tidy.)

People with gaps between their front teeth not only have a weak relationship with their parents, but also lack the luck in accumulating wealth.

People with two particularly large front teeth have a face that will make it difficult for women to have children, but women will be lucky and have good luck with having children.

People with buck teeth are active but also talkative, willful and stubborn. They don't know how to restrain themselves, which makes people look at them sideways. Their family luck is also not good.

Men with double teeth (double teeth are commonly known as canine teeth) not only have a weak relationship with their parents, but also have a very weak relationship with their spouses. If a woman has eight teeth, she will be very lucky in marriage and wealth.

People with uneven teeth cannot get along harmoniously with their spouses because they have a strong temper and are easily impulsive.

People with teeth that curve inwards have a genetic predisposition to malignant diseases.

People with small faces and big teeth have neither good fortune nor longevity.

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