Jared Kushner’s attempts to broker an end to the war in Ukraine have been ignored, or rather eclipsed, by his strikingly bright new teeth.

The 45-year-old, who is married to Ivanka Trump, has acted as chief negotiator for Russia-Ukraine peace discussions since President Donald Trump’s second term began, and over the weekend, he caused a stir when he implied all Ukraine needs to do to stop the fighting is surrender the territories that Russian President Vladimir Putin has been battling for.

“President Putin has laid out his line of what he wants to achieve. If Ukraine wanted to withdraw to that line, then obviously, we have the rest of the deal set up and put together. Ukraine right now does not want to do that,” Kushner stated, calling in to the Yalta European Strategy conference in Kyiv. This comes as Natalie Harp appears to mirror of Ivanka Trump.

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Yet, during his latest TV appearance, Kushner triggered additional concern, with viewers more fixated on his gleaming teeth than on his contentious proposal for Ukraine, reports the Irish Star.

“Kushner’s face lookin like he went to Karen Huger’s plastic surgeon,” one user criticized, as another attacked, “Jared Kushner can f–k right off! Anyway what’s up with his mouth. He speaks from his lower lip.”

A third added, “Traitor Kushner has only his own interest in mind. (And has fake white teeth!)”

After all the discussion about his teeth, The Irish Star contacted Dr. Gizem Seymenoglu, a GDC-registered dentist and medical aesthetician based in London whose consultations are scheduled through Longevita, to obtain her professional opinion on Kushner’s transformation.

According to Dr. Gizem, there are several indicators that Kushner may have undergone cosmetic dental procedures. “Looking at Jared’s more recent appearances, his teeth are noticeably bright, uniform, and quite prominent,” Dr. Gizem explained.

The specialist continued, “In my view, this appears to go beyond teeth whitening. The size, shape, and opacity of the front teeth suggest he may have had more substantial cosmetic dental work, most likely crowns or veneers.”

Dr. Gizem also observed that the color and consistency of the teeth could provide additional evidence. “They appear considerably whiter than a typical natural tooth shade, with a fairly consistent, solid appearance across the visible teeth. These are characteristics we can sometimes see with cosmetic restorations,” she added.

The GDC-registered dentist further highlighted that the dimensions and color of Kushner’s front teeth are what make them especially striking. “The front teeth look slightly large in proportion to his mouth, particularly when he smiles,” she said.

“They are also very bright and uniform, which can give them a more prominent appearance.”

She also highlighted how natural integration is a crucial factor when cosmetic procedures are confined to the most prominent teeth, “If cosmetic restorations have been placed across just the front teeth, the main consideration is how well they blend with the surrounding natural teeth. Ideally, the color, proportions, and translucency should work together across the whole smile.

“In Jared’s case, the brightness and uniformity of the front teeth make them more noticeable, but that doesn’t necessarily indicate an issue with the dental work.

“Some people deliberately prefer a brighter, more defined smile, so there is also an element of personal aesthetic preference,” Dr. Gizem elaborated.

Dr. Gizem projects that at an upscale US cosmetic dental practice, procedures covering the visible front teeth could range between $10,000 and $20,000.

“The price can vary considerably depending on the dentist, the materials used, and the amount of preparation involved,” she explained, noting that for a more comprehensive smile transformation, the cost could be substantially higher.

Dr. Gizem projects that a complete mouth reconstruction at a premium US practice could range between $30,000 and $50,000. “A full-mouth restoration can involve a much larger number of crowns or veneers, and in some cases, additional work may be needed to address the bite or existing dental issues,” Dr. Gizem added.

“That can quickly push the overall cost into the tens of thousands of dollars.”