168 Pcs Dental Synthetic Resin Tooth Denture 3 Sets False Teeth 23 A3 Upper Lower Shade Dental for Halloween Horror Teeth

I am going to weird so many people out with these. They seem to be good quality and realistic. Some reviews have mentioned having to clean off the black backing the teeth are adhered to, and it seemed like I was going to have the same issue. Instead I sprayed a little alcohol on one of the trays and all the teeth fell right off with no residue and no negative side effects the the teeth. Work smarter not harder. Now I am off to glue teeth to anything that should never have teeth.

They aren't, but they look real for sure

The easiest way to make an art project spooky is to add some human-looking teeth. Anything non-human that has a mouth full of human-looking teeth is going to creep you out a bit. These fit the bill. I wish they came in a dozen different scales, because that would be even better. But these are a bit undersized, so it makes them useful for more projects. Whether you want to "creep up" a stuffed animal or a craft clay project, these will do the trick.

These fake teeth are great for a spooky display or some kind of weird project. They look great! The problem is that they're stuck to some kind of black backing and, when you try to remove the teeth, little bits of it are stuck on, so you really have to kind of clean them individually. Very annoying.

These are really fun! The quality is great and they are super realistic. I craft puppets in my free time and these are perfect because they work well with a variety of glues and adhesives. Would recommend to any crafter who wants to add a little flare and humor to their work.

These are tiny and doesn't fit. I dont know what they can be used for. I threw away the entire thing..

I haven't used them yet, but they are exactly what I expected. As I am a smaller woman these teeth fit my mouth perfectly. I did place a couple where they're needed to be.

I have never regretted a purchase more in my entire life. I bought two sets of these as a gag to put in the welcome packets at an event I help run. I didn't expect them to be a.) horrifyingly realistic recreations of human baby teeth, and b.) the biggest mistake of my career. You wanna know what happens when you give plastic teeth to a bunch of relatively-unsupervised anime nerds? Apparently they start their own tooth-based economy. They start collecting them to put in the mouths of plush toys. They arrange them in anatomical order on a little velvet tray and seek you out to show you what they did. I will never know peace again. 10/10, never purchasing again. On an unrelated note it's extremely difficult to remove the black adhesive foam stuff they're shipped on if it tears. Wasn't a big fan of removing that schmutz from 200+ tiny teeth.