Tom Cruise is one of the most famous American actors and producers. In addition to that, he is also one of the highest-paid actors to hold both a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award.
Cruise is a legendary actor, however, one can’t help but notice his teeth which might look a little different from usual. Being a top Hollywood star, Cruise has every resource at his disposal. The ‘Top Gun‘ actor has a net worth of a whopping $600 million, so he can afford anything he wants. While such minor physical defects surely don’t define a person or hold them back, Cruise’s teeth transformation over the years has been impressive.
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Tom Cruise Had Ceramic Braces
It seems Tom Cruise was unsatisfied with his teeth and decided to fix them. Before the dental procedure, Cruise’s smile was kind of unnatural. The issue with his teeth was the incisor taking up more space and the crossing of the dental line. The current perfect line that we all see is the result of constant treatment.
In 2002, he decided to have a tooth treatment. He sported fixed braces to the premiere of his film, ‘Minority Report’. He got ceramic braces after his breakup with Nicole Kidman in 2001 after more than a decade of togetherness.
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The Perfect Smile Transformation
By 2010 Tom Cruise had created that perfect killer Hollywood smile for himself thanks to the braces. He went for the ceramic braces that match the color of one’s teeth and people loved Tom’s smile when he attended the Jerry Bruckheimer Hand and Footprint Ceremony in May 2010.
His smile was even better in 2012 when he attended the ‘Rock of Ages‘ premiere in 2012. Cruise’s smile has become better and goes along well with his ever-so-remarkable acting skills. Seriously, he never fails to charm his audience.
On his sex symbol status back in the 1980s, Cruise told Entertainment Tonight, “It doesn’t bother me at all. I mean, I don’t, like, resent it. I’m not tortured at night by it. You know, I’m actually very happy that people, you know, think enough of my work to feel that way.”
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