Tori Spelling Says She Chipped Her Front Tooth Making Out with Jason Priestley in an Elevator

"He's a good but aggressive kisser," the actress said, revealing that she’s getting veneers to fix her teeth

Tori Spelling is sharing how her Beverly Hills, 90210 costar Jason Priestley is to blame for her imperfect smile.

The 50-year-old actress revealed on the May 3 episode of her podcast misSPELLING that she chipped her tooth while making out with her former costar.

"I have a chipped front tooth from making out with Jason Priestley in an elevator and he chipped my front tooth," she said. "He's a good but aggressive kisser."

Spelling said the incident happened "way before he was married," sharing that the pair had a "summer fling" and “hooked up” before.

“Have you ever been kissing a guy and you get, like, [an] aggressive kiss and your teeth hit each other's teeth?... I guess I have brittle teeth,” she quipped.

The chipped tooth is, in part, why Spelling recently got her teeth done while in Napa, California.

“I used to have great teeth,” she explained. “I do not smile anymore. And people always say in comments on my Instagram, ‘Smile. Why don't you smile?’ Well, the truth is I let my teeth go to s—.”

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Spelling said that after becoming a mom to five kids — Beau, 7, Finn, 11, Hattie, 12, Stella, 15, and Liam, 17 — whom she shares with estranged husband Dean McDermott, 57, she started to neglect herself.

“I got married. I had 5 kids. They became important. It's one of those things, like when you have kids, you stop doing things for yourself,” she explained. “You just stop doing those little self care things. Well, at least me as a mom, I did. And my teeth were my last priority, which sucks.”

“I mean, I was really proud that I never had one cavity before I was 40. Now it's a mess in there,” she added.

Spelling said that she decided to “redo” her teeth and get veneers to get her confidence back.

“When you get veneers, they have to take down your teeth. They put on temporaries that are glued in, basically like high-end plastic dentures, top and bottom. And then they craft your teeth,” she said, noting that she currently has the temporary teeth in.”

“I'll get my real teeth in two weeks. I'll go back and get the permanent ones. I'll have my veneers, and I'll have my life-changing smile because I feel like this is really gonna change my life. Even just having these right now…I'm smiling,” she boasted.

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