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Fake vampire teeth for a kid
I know it's early for Halloween shopping, but let's face it, it's all on the internet anyway so why not get a jump on it? And it takes time to find some of this stuff and order it... like vampire fangs for my 10-year-old.
Now, I've found the best looking ones, the very popular Scarecrow brand. Trouble is, she only has one upper canine as of now, and might have lost the second by then! I know she could just put them on the nearly front teeth (whatever they're called) but given the uncertainty of a kid's teeth, I need a back-up plan.
Those plastic ones are hopeless, what with the one center tooth and all. I once saw a kind that fit up in the roof of the mouth and could be retracted but I can't find them now.
Are there any other kinds besides the caps and crummy (and painful) plastic ones?
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- :PLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
not all of the plastic ones are painful they just make you drowl alot ... which is kindda cool make it look realistic try going to a pharmacy oh also there is some holloween stores that sell a whole bunch of things like vampire teeth and capes and costumes just go on the internet and search holloween stores or costume stores u never noe wat u can run into. ;)
- 5 years ago
I've made them from sculpey before, or you can use fimo or any polymer clay. Just buy white and mix in a little yellow. Shape them to your teeth, then bake them in the oven for 20 minutes. If they don't stick to your teeth you can use denture cream. And you can also carve them after you bake them, if they don't turn out exactly how you like them.
