Rabbit/Rodent teeth (Please read Item Description!)

Well, my basic rule of thumb when it comes to length is...

Short = under 40% length increase;

Medium = between 40% - 80% length increase; and

Long = over 80% length increase

So for example, if your canines are about 10 millimeters long from the gum to the tip, than a short pair if fangs will be around 12 - 14mm, a medium set would be around 15-17mm, and a long set would be 18+mm long (or roughly double the length of your natural tooth). Now this is a very general guideline that I use; some people have short teeth, others have a receding gumline, so I try to compensate for these things by using my experience and artistry.

All my fangs come with lifetime repairs, so if one ever chips or breaks, just send or bring the broken pieces to me and I'll repair them free of charge.

There are a few easy conditions: First, try to save as many of the pieces as you can, especially the point. Repairing a fang is far easier than making a new one from scratch. Second, when you send the fang back for repairs, be sure to include the dental impressions and the rest of the set; I'll need to make sure that the repaired fang still matches the opposite side and fits with the rest of the set. Third, don't be rude, this policy is mostly just to be nice to my customers. I like being nice, I don't like feeling forced to exercise my right to refuse service because someone was rude.

Yes, I do. I use the highest quality dental acrylic in the full line of shades.

In theory, yes; in theory you can also shave with a blowtorch. What those things have in common is that both are very bad ideas. I can't stress enough how much you should not try to eat with your fangs in. Consuming liquids is fine, but please don't eat anything that requires you to chew while wearing your fangs. The way the human mouth moves while chewing tends to knock the fangs lose and with a mouth full of food, you may not realize they've come out until you bite down on them and break them, or until you end up swallowing them.

The Small Impression Kit contains small and medium dental impression trays, so that kit fits all but the largest 20% of mouths (roughly).

The Large Impression Kit contains large and medium dental impression trays, so that kit fits all but the smallest 20% of mouths (roughly).

Whichever option you choose, you'll receive two sets of impression trays so that you'll have options for the best fit.