Halloween Horror Prop - Life Size Dental Acrylic Resin Teeth for Prop Building!

These look exactly like real teeth. Super high quality. We use them as a halloween decoration.

I used these in a mummy character prop I made for Halloween! They look so natural and saved me alot of time I would've spent sculpting. Definitely worth the price!

I used some of these in making a paper and cloth mache monster. Sturdy and good looking, they do the job they're meant to do.

Used for emergency training for scouts and for campers. Unbelievable quality. Used in a pinch for a denture with a broken tooth until I was back in civilization, and it looked natural. Unplanned on perk.

Frankly, I was pretty surprised when I first opened the package of these prop teeth. My expectations were that they would just be a bit better than those cheap plastic teeth that are packaged for sale in the Halloween section of our local stores. As it turns out, though, they are amazingly realistic, with a natural-looking translucency...not at all plastic-looking. They're made of resin and are a natural tooth color (off-white) with darker shading near the root end. My intent is to use them for some creepy zombie-head building for next Halloween; so I'll probably darken the root even more to make them look decayed.

Received broken and destroyed teeth! Probably would have been nice if it wasn't......

These were perfect for enhancing my Halloween skeleton prop. Mr. Bones has a great new set of choppers!

Perfect size and color for the Lindberg skull model if you're planning a Halloween project. Slightly larger than average adult teeth, but not clownish or cartoony. Realistic coloring is far less yellow than photos show. The two front incisors are a bit wide and "paddle shaped" at the ends, so a bit of light sanding may be required for a perfect fit. Epoxy or hot glue required, as I could not get model glues to hold them. The tooth backs are not flat and most are unevenly shaped at the root end. Some tutorials recommend drilling the skull, but I found the teeth are then too short. Building a temporary support with the included wax made the process easy and reposition-able.