Steve Harvey’s Teeth Before and After: Visual Proof of His Veneer Makeover
By James H. Sterling
Before becoming the king of daytime syndication, Steve Harvey spent decades grinding on the comedy circuit. Archived footage from his tenure hosting Showtime at the Apollo between 1993 and 2000 provides clear visual documentation of his original dentition. During this era, Harvey’s natural teeth featured organic imperfections typical of adult dentition. His upper central incisors were slightly smaller, exhibited a mild gap, and showed natural enamel shading with slight yellowish undertones under stage lighting.
Throughout the run of The Steve Harvey Show on The WB from 1996 to 2002 and his performance in Spike Lee’s concert film The Original Kings of Comedy in 2000, his smile remained largely unaltered. He occasionally utilized professional teeth whitening to brighten his natural teeth, but the fundamental shape, spacing, and tooth-to-gum ratio remained untouched. His teeth were healthy, functional, and distinctly human in their irregularities.
James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.
