Flash That Smile

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

Cast

Tom Cabelka

as Michael

Leta Kritzman

as Daryl

Kristy Martin

as Jennifer

Heidi Meyer

as Susie

Andrea DeLano

as Breakdancer

Errol Meeks

as Breakdancer

Kenneth Roberts

as Breakdancer

Heather Fisher

as Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 1)

Michelle DeWoskin

as Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 2)

Ronnie Comeau

as Modern Jazz Dancers (Girl 3)

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