91.   The ability to know where the teeth are at all times is called proprioception, Meyer said, and nerve sensation is necessary to guide the teeth.

92.   The dangling tooth was still there, sticking straight out under his top lip.

93.   The cloud-white teeth are nearly perfect, except one.

94.   The front tooth was loose and flopping around, but no amount of pulling budged it at that point.

95.   The horns, he says, came from a local fangsmith and the teeth are from New Jersey.

96.   The teeth are more primitive than those of Homo erectus, the species to which the famous Java man and Peking man belong.

97.   The teeth are in the same case, behind the mask.

98.   The teeth are often bright and frequently in smile mode, and the tips are usually generous.

99.   Their ripping teeth are intimidating weapons.

100.   Their glittering eyes are set off by dark circles, and their teeth are a putrescent shade of brown.