In this video we teach you how to take your clay fangs, cast them in alginate then pour a Jet acrylic teeth shade into the mold to make your fangs. Jet Acrylic is a cold cure dental acrylic used for temporary bridges and such in the dental industry. If you mess up your first set of fangs or you would like to make a quick duplicate set of fangs: Within a half an hour you can remove your acrylic and quickly pour another set of teeth in the same alginate mold if you would like. The alginate usually holds up for a second casting especially if your room is at a cold temperature.\r<br>\r<br>Great place to get dental acrylic:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Here is the link to the first video on making Fangs:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>If you want to make a retainer for your fangs click here:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Basic supplies you will need to make a pair of fangs.\r<br>1. dental alginate\r<br>2. disposable teeth tray\r<br>3. teeth shade dental acrylic powder\r<br>4. oil base clay (to sculpt teeth with)\r<br>5. a dermal tool with sanding bits\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Supply list and links:\r<br>\r<br>Alginate - \r<br>\r<br>We also use a glaze to coat the fangs which is not recommend by some people as it is not tested to put into the mouth. For recommended dental materials visit the link below.\r<br>\r<br>Teeth Acrylic Supplies: \r<br>\r<br> \r<br>\r<br>Here is another:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>For more on how to make teeth, visit our 5 Part Series on Zombie Teeth:\r<br>\r<br>Sculpting Teeth ~ Part 1: \r<br>Acrylic Teeth ~ Part 2: \r<br>Gums Technique #1 ~ Part 3: \r<br>Gums Technique #2 ~ Part 4: \r<br>Painting Teeth ~ Part 5:
