Q&A for How to Make Vampire Fangs

If you can find a non-toxic and edible glue, it is possible. Dental glue is recommended.

Sugar free chewing gum. Roll it in your hands until it warms and you can easily mold it just as you would with dental wax. This would only last for a bit of time as the gum melts. If you can find beeswax, use that instead. You'll need to make a cylindrical shape that will fit over your tooth. Shave and cut the cylinder with an Exacto knife to the fang shape you want, then cut a hole large enough through the top to fit your tooth and bracket. This will last longer but no more than a day.

No! It is only for nails, not for teeth.

No, do not sharpen your real teeth in any way.

No, it will get wet and could become slimy as a result. It also has to be nontoxic which may be hard to find.

No, all methods are fairly easily removable. For the nail and the custom fangs, a small tug should pop them out.

No, you should use dental wax for that.

Check at beauty supply stores, grocery stores, hobby shops, or online vendors if you don't want to leave the house.

You can try making paper fangs, though it probably won't last as long if you don't waterproof it with tape or something like that. I would also recommend using thick paper, or gluing a few regular pieces of paper on top of each other. I would tape the paper before cutting it as well.

To attach the straw fangs, you slip the straw over your tooth.

You'd be uncomfortable well before the 3-hour mark.

You can use the same mold from mouth guards.

More than likely, as your saliva would moisten the cotton. I suggest using another method. Most of the other ones will last longer, and would look better than cotton fangs.

No, dental adhesive is meant for (temporarily) adhering things to your teeth. As long as you use it as directed, there is no danger of losing any teeth.

This is not a good idea. You can permanently damage your tooth structure, enamel, roots, and nerves. Speak to a dentist before attempting any modification on your teeth.

If you get nontoxic plastic beads and melt them in hot water, you can mold them on your teeth. Rinsing the mold with cold water will harden them to the point where you can pop them off comfortably.

Roll the cotton into triangles, or get some scissors and cut a triangle.

As long as you have her consent and don't hurt her, then yes.

Store bought vampire teeth only cost about $2, so just buy them if none of these methods appeal.

You can use the straw technique, but if you don't have that then you could try a drugstore and get some $5 fake ones. However, those have the mold and it's hard to make them mold onto your teeth, so I'd use the straw unless you have a drugstore near you.

You could use non-toxic paint, although it might be difficult to achieve the exact shade you need.

I do not think so. Gum would very easily fall off and wouldn't hold its shape very well either.

No! Nail polish should only be put on hair and fingernails, and clay would not adhere well. Just buy a pair of fangs.

Go buy some, or you can use a different method.

You could use some non-toxic play-dough and stick it on with bubble gum to help with the bad taste.

If you have money, you may be able to buy a prepaid visa gift card or something similar which can be used to buy supplies online. You could also consult friends to see if they have more lenient parents.

Not unless you have dentures specifically made to have fangs.

Well, I did try to use denture adhesive, and though the teeth do stick, they are really easy to fall out. The glue in denture adhesive simply can't handle the stress the vampire teeth are submitted to.

Yes, you probably can, just look at the packaging of the clay and make sure it says "non-toxic."

No. I tried it and they popped out. Try eating jello or applesauce until you get home then you can pop them out and eat regular food.