What’s worse than getting cake stuck in your teeth? Getting your teeth stuck in the cake!

A woman proved that sweets really are bad for your teeth after getting her dentures lodged in a cake during a birthday celebration gone awry.

Footage of the dental breakdown currently boasts 65 million views on TikTok.

The clip, posted by user @moon_vf, starts out innocently enough with an unidentified woman preparing to tuck into a colossal chocolate cake during what appears to be her birthday celebration.

However, when she attempts to take a bite, her false chompers get stuck in the confection like a sight gag from a “Looney Toons” special.

Thankfully, the woman appeared to see the funny side of her molar meltdown, as she could be seen laughing along with other revelers over the ludicrous gaffe.

If her dentures are indeed ill-fitting, perhaps she could save a trip to the dentist by making a mold from the bite mark in the cake.

This isn’t the first time that synthetic snack-gnashers have made eating paradoxically more difficult.

In a far less humorous incident in 2019, an 80-year-old man in China was hospitalized after allegedly swallowing his dentures while eating pancakes.

“I ate two buns, then I wanted to eat a pancake,” the man, identified as Mr. Shang, recalled to local media. “While eating the pancake, I couldn’t find my dentures. I needed my teeth to eat the pancake but I couldn’t find them. I thought ‘Oh no. My teeth fell into my stomach.’”

He reported to the hospital, where doctors confirmed his diagnosis via scans, and removed the false teeth during a grueling two-hour operation.

Far less lucky was a Chinese grandma in Queens, NY whose false teeth “chewed” through her esophagus after she accidentally swallowed them.

Unfortunately, doctors weren’t able to detect the errant dentures until 10 days later. By that point, the poor lady had contracted a debilitating spinal infection and ended up requiring around-the-clock care.