Paul Rudd Reveals His Unexpected Dental Nightmare That Has Him ‘So Furious
Let’s dissect this dental drama, shall we? Paul Rudd, the lovable Ant-Man and certified Hollywood sweetheart, isn’t just a face that makes hearts flutter; he’s also harboring a dental grudge that could rival any classic revenge tale. In an unexpected twist during a candid chat with the Wall Street Journal, Rudd shared a saga that left us all shocked—despite his reputation for kindness, he’s still fuming about a dentist who “screwed up my teeth so badly.” I mean, talk about a plot twist worthy of a rom-com script!
Now, let’s rewind to the late ’90s, when our dear Paul was basking in the afterglow of his Clueless fame. He walked into a dental office, bright-eyed and with a smile that could light up a room. Little did he know, that smile was soon to be marred by the dubious expertise of an unnamed dental villain. Rudd recalled being told he had six cavities and needing some “preventative stuff.” Cue the dramatic music! His sister Mandi, with a wisdom that rivals Socrates, outright rejected the dentist’s additional recommendations. Fast forward to Rudd’s realization that perhaps sisterly intuition should’ve prevailed—this dentist really did a number on his pearly whites.
What’s utterly fascinating is Rudd’s ability to remain the epitome of niceness, despite carrying this heavy dental burden. He even humorously stated, “If he’s reading this, I hope he knows he’s a terrible dentist.” Now that’s a way to address your grievances! Rudd’s charm is almost as notorious as his good looks—he’s not just the Sexiest Man Alive (thank you, PEOPLE!), but also a beacon of decorum in Hollywood. His co-star Michael Ian Black joked about Rudd’s niceness, but let’s be real: in a world full of egomaniacs, Rudd’s humility shines like a well-polished tooth.
So, as we wrap up this lesson in dental history mixed with star power, let’s remember: even the nicest guys can hold grudges, especially when it comes to their smiles. And maybe, just maybe, before you hand over your mouth to a stranger in a white coat, consider taking a page from Mandi’s book—sometimes, the sister knows best.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and Wall Street Journal, People Magazine
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