Flash That Smile

Flash That Smile

Flash That Smile

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Flash That Smile

1984

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Overview

In 1984, a fashionable young woman spontaneously lectures her friend about good oral hygiene. Produced by the American Dental Association.

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11 members

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Tom Cabelka

Michael

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Leta Kritzman

Daryl

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Kristy Martin

Jennifer

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Heidi Meyer

Susie

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Andrea DeLano

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Errol Meeks

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Kenneth Roberts

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Heather Fisher

Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 1)

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Michelle DeWoskin

Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 2)

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Ronnie Comeau

Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 3)

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Kathi McGowan

Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 4)

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