The Joker lost his teeth primarily in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) continuity, specifically in Suicide Squad, when Batman smashed them out in revenge for killing Robin, leading to his iconic metal grills and "Damaged" tattoo as a physical reminder of Batman's brutality, though origins vary across comics and films.
Since the Joker's apparent death in the bat cave, his body happened upon a pool of the substance dionesium which healed wounds and revived the dead. Within the pit, Joker grew a new face which he would go on to use during his endgame.
Based on photographic evidence, dental professionals widely believe Jared Leto received porcelain veneers rather than full crowns. Veneers are the preferred choice for cosmetic enhancement when underlying tooth structure is healthy.
Arthur Fleck, the central character of the 2019 film Joker, displays signs of pseudobulbar affect, and Joaquin Phoenix said he watched videos of patients with the condition as inspiration for his character's signature laugh.
Emperor Joker was a form The Joker took after tricking Mister Mxyzptlk into donating 99.99% of his reality powers to him. As a direct result, he became near-omnipotent and created a hellish world in his own image.
Despite both characters being hyped up as super crazy, neither is usually portrayed as all that crazy. They're both pretty aware of the world around them and their own actions. That being said The Joker is usually calculating and willfully malevolent, where Harley acts out of a genuinely twisted understanding of love.
The Joker
The Clown Prince of Crime is a criminal mastermind who qualifies as one of the top supervillains of all time, in any universe. He is Batman's arch-nemesis introduced in Batman #1 in 1940. Previously, Batman had been in Detectives Comics, but within a year he was allotted his own title.
Penny had a mental disorder and her case history records at the mental health clinic mention Arthur having a head injury after she abused him, tied him to a radiator and beat him alongside her abusive boyfriend.
The so-called Joker smile is often caused by tension or imbalance in the facial muscles after surgery, scarring in key areas, or over-tightening of the skin. When the corners of the mouth turn downward unnaturally while smiling, it can give the appearance of exaggerated lines, sometimes referred to as “Joker lines.”
There's no cure for pseudobulbar affect (PBA), but certain medications can help manage it.
After 10 years, well-maintained porcelain veneers often still look great, but signs of wear like slight dullness, minor chips, or discoloration can appear, often around the edges, due to gum recession or heavy use; some may need replacement around this time, though many last 15 years or more with excellent oral hygiene and avoiding hard foods/grinding, while composite veneers might show more wear and staining.
Nothing “bad” happened to Leonardo DiCaprio's teeth; rather, they have been gradually improved through dental care. In the 1990s, his teeth were a bit uneven and not extremely white, but over time they evolved into a straighter, whiter smile – largely thanks to cosmetic dentistry interventions.
“It's a transformation from head to toe,” Leto said. “I had different color eyes, a different nose, different cheeks. I had some other prosthetics and different teeth, a different way of talking, a different way of walking and moving my body, carrying myself, and a sense of humor that was very unique.
The Joker broke his own neck. The narration in the comic goes "With a devil's strength... he twists... and twists what's left of his spine goes...." And then it is broken.
Yeah, that one… Posting on social media, David Ayer (who had previously helmed Fury and Sabotage by the time he landed Suicide Squad) said he wishes the Joker's forehead tattoo, which reads Damaged, said something else entirely, as the one we all know – and mostly hate – only split audiences.
In modern fiction, the Glasgow smile has become a characteristic physical feature of some incarnations of the Batman rogue Joker, most famously in Heath Ledger's interpretation, and of the yakuza boss Masao Kakihara, from the manga Ichi the Killer.
Suddenly, he pulled out a knife. Bruce tackled him from behind and Jerome dropped the knife as he made a quip saying "What hero tackles someone from behind?" Bruce brutally beat him down to the ground and jumped on top of him. He continued to punch Jerome in the face until his face literally started to come off.
Before the Joker killed Gambol, he stated that his father, who was, according to him, "a drinker and a fiend", had, in the past, attacked his wife, attempted to defend herself with a kitchen knife, but he took it from her and then sadistically attacked her with it before he sliced his son's cheeks into a Glasgow Smile, ...
His men captured Harleen and strapped her to an electro-shock table, where the Joker administered electro-shock therapy, that combined with the Joker's twisted influence completely warped her mind. Harleen took the name "Harley Quinn" and became the Joker's girlfriend and accomplice.
So in most of Joker's history he's characterized as being highly intelligent. In TDK he was always the smartest guy in the room, hatched an incredibly complex scheme against all his foes, and nearly won if not for losing a fist fight with Batman. However, in Joker, he's not portrayed as being particularly intelligent.
The characters we highlight and enjoy everyday, The Batman and the Bat- Family, would never discriminate against which lives they protect in Gotham City based on things like sexual orientation and someone's own happiness. All are equal and in need of Gotham's vigilantes' help.
Since its mention in The Dark Knight, most publications have usually claimed that the "No Killing" rule is Batman's "Only Rule".