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Will it be harmful if i apply dental acrylic mixed with monomer,directly on my teeth to mold in shape?

i need to make fangs for a cosplay and i have the materials-
i dont wantt omake a cast of my maxillary jaw rite npw bcoz its too much work
so is dental acrylic mixed with liquid monomer applied direcly to teeth harmful???

It is not if you know what your are doing , and I have doubts about that since you will not take a mould of the teeth. It would be a much better, fit and look if you make them on a mould. I made fangs before for a Halloween costume. I took a mould and applied a separating material to the model so it would not stick and used powder and liquid (just like they do fake nails). The only way you could do it is to mix powder and liquid together into a paste that you could place over the teeth. You would have to be really fast and you cannot leave it there the whole time as it goes through a thermal change and gets pretty hot. It could damage the nerve if left and it could “lock in” and you might not be able to get it off. When you do it out of the mouth you have tons more control. I think you would create TONS OF WORK (which we already know you don’t like…lol) by trying to do it in the mouth.
I made a fang over one cuspid and then I extended acrylic over the palate to the other cuspid and fabricated that fang. These slipped over my own teeth (as one piece) and blew people away…lol….they were the same shade as my natural teeth and they lasted for over 12 yrs until I lost them.
Please take a mould !!
Good Luck

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