This Season
 

Vampire Teeth Implants

Vampire Teeth Implantsthumbnail
Vampire teeth implants may be part of a more dramatic physical modification.

People who go through the discomfort and expense of getting vampire teeth implants are not getting them just to make a fashion statement. They are trying to transform their bodies into either a real vampire or psychic vampire or they are pursuing extreme body modification. Getting teeth implants is part of, but not a requirement, of the flourishing vampire scene.

Related Searches:
    1. Function

      • Vampire teeth implants are usually for cosmetic purposes and are not strong enough to actually pierce the skin of someone's neck. The teeth are usually removable, fitting over the original tooth, but can be more permanent, like a cap. Getting vampire teeth implants can be a big commitment to the modern vampire lifestyle.

      Types

      • The most common type of fang implant is like a hat for your regular canine teeth. You slip them on over your canines and then take them out when you want. Ready-made fangs made of dental acrylics are adjusted to fit your mouth by drill. The more permanent type of vampire fang implant needs to be done by a sympathetic cosmetic dentist. The process for fitting them is the same as for a cap. Your original tooth is filed down to a slim line so the cap will fit on. These cannot be taken on and off, unless they are fitted like a bridge to a wire apparatus that slips into your mouth.

      Size

      • Vampire tooth implants are available at various lengths, but having them as small as possible makes them feel more natural in your mouth and do not interfere with your speech. The cost varies wildly, depending on which type you get and how professional the fitter is. The removable type averages $100, as of 2008, for two fangs. You may be able to arrange a payment plan with a cosmetic dentist. Dental insurance classifies vampire fang implants as cosmetic and will not pay any of the cost.

      Warning

      • Your teeth must be in good health in order to withstand the implants. If your teeth are rotting, hurting or if you have chronic gum disease, it's not recommended that you get vampire teeth implants.

      Considerations

      • It will take a while to adjust to the feel of the new teeth in your mouth. You may have to learn how to eat and speak all over again because the teeth may get in the way. Because of the cost and the discomfort, some people only get the top canines done and leave the bottom teeth alone.

    Related Searches

    Resources

    • Photo Credit The desired effect. Image from Associated Content.

    Read Next:

    Comments

    You May Also Like

    • How to Get Vampire Teeth Implants

      Those cheap plastic fangs you find at Halloween aren't your style, and besides, they look really cheesy. Want to look more impressive...

    • Vampire Caps & Real Teeth

      Vampire tooth caps offer a realistic look for Halloween parties, costume parties or just for fun. Some vampire caps are perfectly harmless...

    • How to Make Vampire Teeth

      Creating vampire teeth is not as difficult as you may think. If you have the rest of your vampire costume, it only...

    • How to Draw Vampire Fangs

      Vampires are popular mythical characters in film, literature and comics. Vampires are said to look just like humans, except with paler skin...

    • How to Make Vampire Fangs Stick to Your Teeth

      As the most essential element of a perennial favorite Halloween costume, vampire fangs are widely available in costume, holiday and even grocery...

    • DIY Vampire Teeth

      Whether you need them for a Halloween costume, a round of costume play, or just day-to-day wear, a good set of fangs...

    • How to Make Vampire Teeth for a Kid

      At some point, just about every kid wants to be a vampire for Halloween. Vampire costumes are not hard to find, and...

    • How to Make Permanent Vampire Fangs at Home

      Realistic vampire fangs are the finishing touch to add a creep factor to your Halloween costume. Nothing is worse than creating a...

    Follow eHow

    Related Ads