Comments about Werewolf Multifangs:

I'm cosplaying Grell Sutcliffe from Kuroshitsuji, and the only shark teeth I can seem to find ANYWHERE are Dental Distortions' $60 teeth. Yeeeah, no thanks. So I picked these up, and overall I'm very satisfied. The plastic molding stuff it comes with is super easy to use, and I'm famous for having problems keeping fake teeth in my mouth, but once I got them fitted to my teeth with the molding, I just used some denture glue to keep them in and they hold fine. Overall I like them :)

The cons are that they are far too white, and if you have a narrow jaw like me, they will not move with your teeth. The teeth on the furthest end (the canines) don't even touch my real teeth, so the molding does not mold to my real teeth. Therefore, when I smile, the teeth themselves just kinda stick out really awkwardly and do not look natural at all. I'll have to learn to partially smile x)

Comments about Werewolf Multifangs:

Unless you have perfectly white teeth, these look fake. And the quality plastic is cheap too. Pay the extra money and buy Scarecrow.

Comments about Werewolf Multifangs:

I LOVE MY MULTI FANGS THERE AMAZING THEY FIT VERY WELL IT WAS PRETTY EASY TO GET THEM TO FIT AND THERE AMAZING TO HAVE ON THE ONLY CON IS THERE A LITTEL WHITE SO IT TAKES A LIL WILE FOR THEM TO BLEND IN

Comments about Werewolf Multifangs:

This review is somewhat for the fangs since I will be using them as a template to make my own custom fangs with dental grade acrylic. I bought these for the overall look of the fangs and even in a test fitting they looked really good. Only downside I can see is that they are REALLY white, so if your teeth aren't bright white, they may be noticeable from your other teeth.