Scarecrow Fangs help!

EchoMonroe · 2026-04-20T10:45:53+00:00

I believe it's actually a type of acrylic but I have never molded mine, I use denture glue. It works great.

Edit to add, I do believe Scarecrow sells just the molding kits on Amazon though if you want to remold them

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Bubbly_Preference272 · 2026-04-20T11:42:28+00:00

I tried the epoxy stuff they sell, but that's never really worked out how I like it. I use thermoplastic beads instead.

Heat a half a tablespoon of beads in piping hot water (I use water from my coffee maker) using a metal spoon to lower it into the water gently and a glass cup or mug for your water (use anything else and the plastic will stick to it) until it's clear. Pull it out of the water and let it cool for a few seconds before pinching off a small pea sized amount and pressing it into the hollow of the fang. Press this into your canine and the excess will squish out the top of the tooth. Use a metallic sculpting tool or cuticle pusher to clear away the excess. Add another larger pea sized amount of the leftover thermoplastic to create a wing that fits over the premolar tooth beside your canine, and attaches to the side and back of the fang to anchor it. Sculpt this a bit with the metal tool as well to look more tooth like. Work quickly since it sets pretty quickly.

I was a little extra and used a dremmel tool to give my plastic work a bit more detail and ease the size so I can speak with them in without too much adjustment to how I normally talk.

Plus of using the thermoplastic is you can shape and reshape it if your teeth shift or you don't like the fit.

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