Are fake vampire fangs bad for your teeth?
540139
they're fine so long as you're not leaving them in constantly.  if you wanna goth out for a night or something that's fine.  you may get some minor gum irritation.
905841
Probably a cavity. Yes cavities do occur on the gumline, and no it is not dried blood from a rotting tooth! The other possibilities are: poppy seed, piece of pepper from dinner last night, or just staining.
922348
I can't imagine injecting a known dangerous toxin in your body for any reason, let alone fashion. It shouldn't be injected anywhere. If your lip is frozen after such injections, you should file a complaint with whoever did it. I know the rich and silly *do* have this stuff injected in their faces but as it is a comparatively new treatment some people are going to have bad reactions.\nAnd surely the "professional" who did the injecting should have warned you of poss side effects? If not I would check up on this person to see just how valid their credentials really are.
1133190
I DON'T BELIEVE IN VAMPIRES.\n\nbut I believe in Cannibals...coz they're real.
1083440
I don't really think that vampires, werewolves, monsters or  dragons exist. They're just creatures invented by people long ago to frighten children. They're the source of all spooky, scary and quite mystical stories. Sure, many people believe they exist, many people think exxactly like me. But I wouldn't mind if one vampire came to me at night. I'd kick him in the head, and then ask for an autograph:))))))
227628
If you eat candy during the day or before bedtime and don't brush your teeth of the sugar in the candy it can cause decay thereby leading to cavities. The suagar in the candy, or really, anything you eat, will eventually spoi or rot. When it rots, everyting around it that it is still touching rots, much like that ONE spoiled strawberry, tomato, or potato. If you don't remove it, eventually it will ruin the whole bunch. So if the sugar got in between your teeth and you don't floss, it will rot, and not taken care of will eventually cause tooth decay. Pizza doesn't have sugar, which is inherently bad for the teeth. But I say, anything you eat and dont eventually carefully brush off will be bad for the health and longevity of your teeth.
499941
Only if you have some kind of metal in your mouth, like a filling or crown.\nIt basically creates a battery, seeing that a battery needs and acid (saliva), and two metals (aluminum foil and the metal in your mouth).
636449
usually foods with a lot of sugar (Candy, pop)  the food cause your teeth to decay.  I guess if you want to get a cavity, eat food with sugar in it and don't brush or floss your teeth
1111941
I'd rather be a Vampire but WereWolves are better. \nThe thing that sucks the most about being a Vampire is not being able to go into the sunlight but it's still the coolest thing to be because you don't turn into a complete monster.  WereWolves should be able to kill Vamps.  That's what I mean by WereWolves are better.
212371
Technically Vampires are mythological creatures/beings who live off blood from humans and animals. But if you really think you are becoming a vampire...For one I suggest you see your local psychiatrist\n\nOn the other hand if you refuse to see a shrink here a few websites you can look into.\n\nHopefully you don't like the taste of blood...I mean like all the time....that's slightly disgusting!\n\nThe last site is "fellow vampires"...gives me the creeps...
1161710
personally i wouldn't get it cause it causes teeth decay and that it can setup infection and now they have it that you can buy a fake one if you look up fake tongue piercing so look further in to it
990253
Bad idea to drink yet.  Alcohol tends to thin the blood and it could cause blood clots that have occured in the pockets where your teeth were to open up and you could start bleeding.
344938
Yes they are real. Many people drain those around them of energy, but there are some who can do it purposefully. They have the ability to reach out and drain a person of energy. They say it's better than caffeine. \n\nI have a good friend who can do that. She's the only energy vampire I know who uses her power for good. She takes people's headaches. She's also has an amazing ability to sense energies, making her one of the most powerful witches I know (I know a lot of witches who claim to be powerful, but very few who actually are). I have known her for many years and we are very close friends.\n\nOne time it was the dead of winter, she was sitting next to a window, and she felt someone looking at her. She looked and there was someone dressed in black with no color in their body sitting across the road, intently looking at her. She looked down for no more than five seconds, looked up again, and he was sitting on her side of the road, still intently looking at her. He was not dressed for the cold, but was not shivering at all. Just intense calm looking at her. She immediately closed the blinds realizing that she had just had an encounter with a real vampire. It probably wasn't a vampire like Dracula or what we see from Hollywood, but it was definitely something from outside of our mundane existence.
1161598
No, it doesn't really.  They don't have sugar, so they don't add to the decay of  your teeth, and they produce saliva, which actually helps your teeth battle the acid that may be there due to some foods.  It doens't harm your teeth, but it doesn't replace flossing and brushing.
865359
Not necessarily but it could mess your teeth up for sure.
964906
It's actually bad for your gums, not your teeth. You're brushing for way too long.
344260
Vampires are mythical or folkloric creatures, typically held to be the re-animated corpses of human beings and said to subsist on human and/or animal blood (hematophagy), often having unnatural powers, heightened bodily functions, and/or the ability to physically transform. Some cultures have myths of non-human vampires, such as demons or animals like bats, dogs, and spiders. Vampires are often described as having a variety of additional powers and character traits, extremely variable in different traditions, and are a frequent subject of folklore, cinema, and contemporary fiction.\n\nVampirism is the practice of drinking blood from a person/animal. Vampires are said to mainly bite the victim's neck, extracting the blood from the carotid artery. In folklore and popular culture, the term generally refers to a belief that one can gain supernatural powers by drinking human blood. The historical practice of vampirism can generally be considered a more specific and less commonly occurring form of cannibalism. The consumption of another's blood (and/or flesh) has been used as a tactic of psychological warfare intended to terrorize the enemy, and it can be used to reflect various spiritual beliefs.\n\nIn zoology and botany, the term vampirism is used to refer to leeches, mosquitos, mistletoe, vampire bats, and other organisms that prey upon the bodily fluids of other creatures. This term also applies to mythic animals of the same nature, including the chupacabra.