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* Orcs in ''Webcomic/DominicDeegan'' have tusks and fanged maws, which becomes more obvious when they are pissed. Unusually, orcs are vegetarians, and the hard, pointed teeth are for cracking open the extremely tough root vegetables of their homeland.

* In ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'', one of Christopher Shoulder's most distinguishing features is that his mouth is filled with what appear to be shark teeth. Combined with his [[RedEyesTakeWarning red eyes]] and [[AwesomeAnachronisticApparel archaic mode of dress]], most people assume that he's some sort of vampire.

* ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' is absolutely full of these. It's no wonder that ''Berserk'''s creator, Kentaro Miura, takes so long to release chapters when he has to draw each and every single tooth on pages full of literally ''dozens'' of creatures.

* The Kraken in ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean''. Its SignatureScene showcases them right as it roars at Captain Jack Sparrow.

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'':

* Holo in ''LightNovel/SpiceAndWolf'' gets these in mid-transformation from human form to a giant wolf. It's pretty disturbing to see them on such a cute face.

* Pretty much every monster in the Amiga/Atari/C64/MS-DOS game ''VideoGame/WeirdDreams'' had lots and lots of very large teeth. According to [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]], the author had a dental phobia.

* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'' has the Deviljho, a constantly ravenous T. rex-like monster that stands out among other examples. How so? [[BodyHorror Not all of its teeth are in its mouth.]]

* The space [[LizardFolk lizard]] merc in Webcomic/GrrlPower has to [[https://grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-925-star-crossed-mercs/ clarify]] those are ''lip tusks''.

* {{Implied|Trope}} in ''Literature/{{Pintosmalto}}''. Pintosmalto isn't a monster, but he is not human either. A regular adult has thirty-two teeth, so Pintosmalto has eight too many going by the forty pearls Betta ordered.

* [=McNasty=] from ''WesternAnimation/PoundPuppiesAndTheLegendOfBigPaw'' is a human with shark like teeth because... he's evil?

* Shark teeth aplenty in the monsters from ''Film/{{Feast}}''. [[spoiler:Particularly at the end of the first movie, when you can actually see how many of them Heroine #2 smashes out with a rifle butt.]]

** Boris the Animal in ''Film/MenInBlack3'', is literally ''all'' teeth when his body unravels.

* In ''Literature/GoingPostal'', one of the things the post office sign instructs you not to ask about are "Huje Green Things With Teeth," possibly a NoodleIncident as none ever actually show up here. Later, Anghammarad, a twenty-thousand-year-old golem, remembers that in his day it was "Do Not Ask Us About Saber-Tooth Tigers, Tar Pits, Huge Green Things With Teeth, Or The Goddess Czol." When asked "you had huge green things with teeth back then?" he answers "Bigger. Greener. More Teeth."
* The Witches in ''Literature/TheDoomspellTrilogy'' have four jaws each full of nasty sharp pointy teeth. (For an artist's impression, see the example in the New Media category.) They're also full of symbiotic spiders.
* {{Sandworm}}s from ''Franchise/{{Dune}}'': puppy-dog small to town-swallowingly humongous living tubes with very sharp crystalline teeth you can literally make knives out of and which pretty much line the entire visible inner side of their tubing when they open wide to let you look. Most don't want to look.

* ''Literature/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy'': Agrajag in ''Literature/LifeTheUniverseAndEverything'' has a patchwork body and a vast array of teeth. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d, in that Agrajag's excessive and deliberately unpleasant teeth don't all quite fit nicely into his mouth, resulting in them lacerating his lips and mouth. There are some sticky black plasters covering the nastier wounds.
** Also from HHGTTG, the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal is often depicted this way.

* Implied in ''Literature/{{Pintosmalto}}''. Pintosmalto isn't a monster but he is not human either. A regular adult has thirty-two teeth, so Pintosmalto has eight too many going by the forty pearls Betta ordered.

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* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': After her {{Metamorphosis}} into part of [[Characters/AbraxasHrodvitnon Monster X]], Vivienne Graham now has two sets of teeth. A universally sharp front set, and a more human-like rear set with canines and molars.

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* [=McNasty=] from ''WesternAnimation/PoundPuppiesAndTheLegendOfBigPaw'' is a human with shark like teeth because...he's evil?

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* The titular Xenomorphs from the ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'' series had enough teeth to outfit a ''second, smaller mouth''. Their appearance was all the more nightmarish for having a variety of different teeth, [[UncannyValley looking almost like a fanged human.]] FridgeHorror results when you know that the Xenomorph jaws were inspired by a real-life creature, the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYpn2u2Wag4 Goblin Shark]].
** In ''Film/{{Prometheus}}'' [[spoiler:the Deacon that bursts out of the Engineer's chest at the end]] has a jaw very much like a Goblin Shark's.

The Reapers from ''Film/BladeII'' don't necessarily have ''more'' teeth than a human being, but their odd placement sure makes it look that way.

** ''Film/GodzillaVsBiollante'': In her second form, [[Characters/{{Godzilla}} Biollante]] has so much teeth that even the roof of her mouth and her ''tongue'' are covered with them.

** ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'': Not in the actual film but in the {{novelization}}, [[Characters/MonsterVerseKaiju Mokele-Mbembe]] is described as having a crocodilian mouth with thousands of fanged teeth.

* ''Film/IndependenceDayResurgence'': Unlike her minions, who lack visible mouths, beneath her armour [[Characters/IndependenceDay the Queen]] has jaws and a ''nest'' of fangs along her gums.
* ''Film/JurassicWorld'':
** The ''[[Characters/JurassicWorld Indominus rex]]'' has a set of teeth in a similar manner to the ''V. rex'' from ''Film/KingKong2005''. The film's web even accomplishes this in its sneak peek: ''"[[BiggerIsBetter Bigger]]. Louder. More teeth."''.
** The Mosasaurus has teeth on her palate!
* ''Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom'': Like his predecessor the Indominus, the [[Characters/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom Indoraptor]] has a large mouth full of irregular crocodilian fangs.

* The Sarlaac in ''Franchise/StarWars''. ''Film/TheForceAwakens'' adds the rathtars.

* ''Vamp'' takes it [[ExaggeratedTrope to another level]].
* In ''Film/{{Coneheads}}'', Beldar demonstrated how many teeth coneheads have when he went to the dentist to get them capped... ''all four rows of them''. And he can open his mouth ''reeeeeeally'' wide.

* Shark teeth aplenty in the monsters from ''Film/{{Feast}}''. [[spoiler: Particularly at the end of the first movie, where you can actually see how many of them Heroine #2 smashes out with a rifle butt.]]
* One of the ''V. rexes'' (the bull that is the second one that Ann encounters and the ClimaxBoss of the fight) in Creator/PeterJackson's ''Film/KingKong2005'' had a distorted upper jaw that made room for still more gigantic teeth, probably due to some old facial injury. These varied from multiple teeth in the upper jaw in a gap in the lower jaw, to a smaller tooth growing from the same socket as another one. The ''Piranhadon'' from the deleted scenes also qualifies.
* Creator/JohnCarpenter's ''Film/{{The Thing|1982}}''. Only sometimes, since it's a consummate shapeshifter, so it only piled on the teeth when it needed to attack someone.

* "Jeff", the 600-foot alien worm from ''Film/MenInBlackII'' who lives in New York's subway stations and makes his first appearance by munching on one of the subway trains.
* Boris the Animal in ''Film/MenInBlack3'', who's literally ALL teeth when his body unravels.

* The Sugarplum Fairy in ''Film/TheCabinInTheWoods''. Combines with NestedMouths.

* ''Film/FeedingFrenzy'': The primary monsters of the film are "globkins," which are cantaloupe-sized balls of flesh with big, toothy maws.

* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'': In ''Literature/GoingPostal'' one of the things the post office sign instructs you not to ask about are "Huje Green Things With Teeth," possibly a NoodleIncident as none ever actually show up here. Later, Anghammarad, a twenty-thousand-year-old golem, remembers that in his day it was "Do Not Ask Us About Saber-Tooth Tigers, Tar Pits, Huge Green Things With Teeth, Or The Goddess Czol." When asked "you had huge green things with teeth back then?" he answers "Bigger. Greener. More Teeth."
* The Witches in the children's series 'Literature/TheDoomspellTrilogy' have four jaws each full of nasty sharp pointy teeth. (For an artist's impression, see the example in the New Media category.) They were also full of symbiotic spiders.

** Baraka has a mouth full of pointy teeth, as do other Tarkatan. His teeth in [[VideoGame/MortalKombat2 his first appearance]] were acryllic nails glued to a cheap Nosferatu mask.

* ''Webcomic/{{TREVOR}}'': [[spoiler: Trevor]] kills Private Young with a large, elongated, toothy maw.

* Just about every abyssal fish (except for pelican eels) has enormous needle-like teeth. Teeth like this are very bad for biting and chewing but are excellent at skewering and thus trapping a fish on the first bite. [[labelnote:*]]Now pass that BrainBleach.[[/labelnote]]
** One species, ''Neoceratias spinifer'', whom Tim Flannery nicknamed [[MeaningfulName the "Pincushion Sea Devil"]], has lost her glowing lure probably because her teeth glow in the dark.
** According to ''[[Creator/DavidAttenborough The Blue Planet]]'', another deep-water fish called the [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast fang]][[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment tooth]] has the biggest teeth in the entire animal kingdom in relation to its body. Its mouth is always at least partway open because its mouth is of insufficient size to contain them closed.

* Moray eels [[http://www.alertdiver.com/Alien_Jaws_Enable_Elite_Predator have a second "pharyngeal jaw"]] that is essentially a real-life [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorph]] inner [[NestedMouths mouth]]. Unlike what one may think, however, they did '''not''' inspire the Xenomorph's design, as the existence of their pharyngeal jaws was not discovered until 2007, nearly '''three decades''' after the debut of the aforementioned Xenomorph.
* Mosasaurs, as the one in ''Film/JurassicWorld'' was accurately depicted, have a set of pharyngeal teeth lining the roof of their mouths. This is a trait shared with extant monitor lizards, their closest living relatives.

* A medical condition called "hyperdontia" results in extra teeth in humans. [[SincerityMode Please heed our warnings]] when we say that if you're tempted to run to Google images, be prepared to get very, ''very'' uncomfortable.
* [[ThreateningShark Sharks]]. Not only do they have a complete set of choppers, but they have multiple replacement sets growing right behind the first set. This is because when you eat like a shark, you go through teeth ''fast''. Their skin is actually made of millions of microscopic teeth called "dermal denticles", each one a tiny version of the ones in their mouths, complete with a tiny pulp cavity and layers of dentine and enamel. Shark skin can be used as sandpaper. Evolutionarily speaking teeth, scales, feathers, hair, and bone[[labelnote:*]]which is odd, since shark skeletons aren't made of bone, just cartilage[[/labelnote]] are all variants of the same process.
** Special mention goes to the extinct "shark" ([[https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/phenomena/2013/02/26/buzzsaw-jaw-helicoprion-was-a-freaky-ratfish/ now apparently revealed to be a ratfish]], but still closely related enough) ''Helicoprion'' which did not lose the teeth in its lower jaw, instead keeping all of them in a deadly whorl of teeth, though apparently most of said teeth were hidden in the jaw, [[BodyHorror like an internal chainsaw]]. Let's also give it up for ''C. Megalodon''. Imagine a large Great White Shark. Now triple its size. [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/Megalodon_jaws.jpg Or just look at this photo.]]
* Crocodilians. Their teeth are not designed for cutting or grinding but are designed for grabbing and holding. So they're shaped more like dull railroad spikes that are driven into your limbs so they can rip chunks off of you when they spin their bodies. And, like sharks (see above) and dinosaurs (see below), the teeth are designed to fall out and be replaced easily. The gharial can have up to 110 teeth.
** Ironically, despite alligators having more teeth than crocodiles (up to 80 teeth, while crocs can have only up to 66), they show fewer when they close their mouths due to the lower teeth fitting into sockets in the upper jaw.
* {{Piranha|Problem}}s. At around 24 teeth per fish they only need ten fish to beat out the Osmonds, and they school ''much'' larger than ten.
* Most kinds of bony fishes, especially the predatory ones, have teeth on their tongues, in their throat, and hanging from the roofs of their mouths, not just along the jawline.
* Several predatory dinosaurs, as well as some herbivores:
** Say hello to ''[[http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/01/dinostory_2001-01-29.html Masiakasaurus.]]''
** Not to mention ''Pelecanimimus'', which, in contrast to its later, toothless relatives, had ''220 teeth'', showing that ornithomimosaurs' teeth got smaller and more numerous until they disappeared altogether.
** The record for the most teeth of any dinosaur is held by the duck-billed ''Edmontosaurus'', at ''1,000'' (although not all of them were in use at a time). Dental battery, indeed! Many other species of hadrosaurs and ceratopsids also had similar tooth structures (which evolved independently).
** While ''UsefulNotes/TyrannosaurusRex'' might not've had a jaw that freaky, the tooth size more than makes up for it. Including the part firmly rooted inside a skull designed for crushing bone, which had possibly the greatest bite force of anything on the planet at that time, the Rex's teeth could be a foot long. And it had 50 of them.
** The unusual sauropod ''Nigersaurus'', which had a short, squared-off snout for chopping low-growing vegetation, which had more than five-hundred teeth, which were each replaced every fourteen days.
* Ctenochasmatid pterosaurs, flamingo-like filter-feeders which had extremely thin, closely packed teeth in their beaks resembling whale baleen. But unlike whale baleen, which are comprised of hair-like keratin, ctenochasmatids had real teeth, with dentine, enamel, and pulp.. The most well-known genus, ''Pterodaustro'', had roughly ''one-thousand'' teeth in its bill, each less than half a millimetre in width.

* While it's not the same structurally, the extinct lobopod ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opabinia Opabinia regalis]]'' has a mouth under its chin - and a tubular proboscis thing tipped with claws that extends from the front of its head and looks an awful lot like a pair of jaws on a trunk.
* Goblin sharks also have a Xenomorph jaw that extends out to grab hold of prey. They seem UglyCute and harmless, with their huge duck-billed nose, until -- ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eh_HUIJkRzU oh the horror!]]'' Mostly found in the waters of Japan, and although they aren't very common in the modern-day, it's believed they were once more numerous during the Age of Dinosaurs.
* Tapeworms use their "[[http://curezone.com/ig/i.asp?i=1359 hooks]]" to grasp the intestines of potential hosts.
* Opossums have more teeth than any other land mammal; 50 teeth in something that size [[http://www.aaanimalcontrol.com/gallery/opossum021.jpg is really saying something]].
* Snails, who have several ''thousand'' [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radula pairs of teeth]]. Terrifying, no?
* Squid, octopi, and cuttlefish run a pretty close second, though. Their tongues (or radula) are tooth-lined rasps that help them lick the flesh from their prey. In the case of squid, their suction cups are also tooth studded, to the point of being hook- or claw-like in some larger species.
* For some of the biggest non-tusk teeth in the world, see [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livyatan_melvillei Livyatan melvillei]] -- a whale with a mouthful of [[http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2010/6/30/1277901299026/Artists-impression-of-gia-002.jpg very big teeth]]
* The humble [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins penguin]], of all things, is more or less [[http://www.cracked.com/article_19871_the-7-most-terrifying-mouths-in-nature_p2.html a waddling Sarlacc pit]]...
** Geese, puffins, mergansers, and some toucans all have tooth-like serrations on the rims of their beaks.
* The technically toothless [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/leatherback-sea-turtle-mouth/ leatherback sea turtle]] '''has long, sharp prongs lining most of its esophagus''', the better to prevent its often still-living food from escaping after swallowing them.
* Cats in general: their tongues are covered in tooth-like projections called papillae. The better to clean one's fur and lick those stubborn pieces of meat off of the bone, yes? For a human, being licked by one can range from being ticklish (think getting exfoliated during a pedicure) to having your skin scraped by sandpaper. And yes, blood will be drawn if they are allowed to do this long enough.
* At the risk of sounding morbid, the skulls of deceased children kind of look like this. In addition to the baby teeth on the surface, the adult teeth are plainly visible below the gum line, so it looks like there are dozens of extra teeth ''inside the jaw and roof''. It turns out that our adult teeth are there the entire time, patiently waiting for our mouths to grow large enough to accommodate them. You can also see this in X-ray images of children's heads.
* While the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gizzard gizzard]] possessed by several animal groups do not count as an example, the equivalent organ in some crustaceans, typically known as a "gastric mill", is often lined with chitinous or calcareous ridges, plates, and denticles (tooth-like processes). Yes, that's right: '''Their stomachs have teeth.'''
* [[https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/01/asia/india-boy-teeth-intl-hnk-scli/index.html A 7-year-old boy in India underwent surgery after he complained about having jaw pain]]. The reason? He had '''526''' teeth growing in a sac. It's a rare condition called compound composite odontoma.

->'''Kryten''': ''"But what about the Space Corps Directive which states it is our primary overriding duty to contact other lifeforms, exchange information and wherever possible bring them home?"''
->'''Arnold Rimmer''': ''"What about the Rimmer Directive, which states "Never tangle with anything that's got more teeth than the entire Osmond family."?"''

* [[Comicbook/{{Invasion}} The Dominators]], a humanoid alien race from Creator/DCComics, are distinguished by an abundance of long, sharp teeth. Specific character examples are rare since their culture doesn't use names, but the defector Sakritt who allied herself with Characters/{{Wonder Woman|TheCharacter}} in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 WW Vol 2]] was rather gleeful about using her impressive teeth to intimidate foes.

* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'': The Myrdraal looks like a humanoid version of a sandworm with the complete large set of teeth, as shown when it screams in rage at Moiraine thwarting its Trollocs pursuit.

* Parallax from the ''ComicBook/GreenLantern'' continuity has a few sets of these, forming the shape of [[Characters/GLSinestroCorps the Sinestro Corps]] symbol with his throat as the hole. It's freakier looking than it sounds. Also a few Sinestro Corpsmen themselves, including [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_small/1/13181/1626362-trieye.jpg Tri-Eye]], who has three wide-ass mouths and teeth on the edges of all three faces, and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/e/e7/Maash.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20090727002800 Maash]], who has three entire heads piled on top of each other.

* The alien [[Characters/MarvelComicsSymbiotes symbiotes]] from ''ComicBook/SpiderMan''. Spidey himself didn't get this effect when he was wearing the black suit, but ComicBook/{{Venom}}, [[Characters/MarvelComicsCarnage Carnage]] and basically anyone else "wearing" a symbiote is going to develop these. Interesting note: Venom didn't start out with this either. Todd [=McFarlane=] originally drew him with a mouth that was toothy, but mostly human-looking (at least as much as the Joker's). Then Erik Larsen, who hated the character, was assigned to draw him and started giving him a drooling monster mouth and an OverlyLongTongue, supposedly to avoid getting bored. Most "good" symbiotes don't have the mouth. If they develop one, [[OhCrap run]].

* Any time Creator/RobLiefeld draws someone grimacing, [[http://www.progressiveboink.com/2012/4/21/2960757/robliefeld3 as seen here:]] "How many teeth are in a mouth? Like a billion, right? I’ll just draw a billion, all the same size and shape." In the same article, example 27, Liefeld makes the opposite, but equally weird mistake: He somehow draws the Comicbook/RedSkull, a villain whose entire motif is that his head ''is a human skull'', with only 17 teeth in the entire mouth, all of them incisors.

* [[Comicbook/{{Invasion}} The Dominators]], a humanoid alien race from Creator/DCComics, are distinguished by an abundance of long, sharp teeth. Specific character examples are rare since their culture doesn't use names, but the defector Sakritt who allied herself with ComicBook/WonderWoman in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 WW Vol 2]] was rather gleeful about using her impressive teeth to intimidate foes.

*** Also {{downplayed}} with [[Characters/MonsterVerseKingGhidorah King Ghidorah]]'s heads, which each have roughly a single row of main teeth and smaller teeth poking out of their gums in random places (these extra teeth are more visible in the Ghidorah skull in ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'').

* ''Vamp'' takes it [[UpToEleven to another level]].

* The infamous [[{{Main/Creepypasta}} Smile Dog]] shock image. Do not google it unless you're in the mood for some serious sleep disorders.

* The aptly-named villain Megabyte from ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot''. [[http://starman-imaging.com/reboot/images111/megafrme1094a.jpg Hexadecimal, too.]]

* [[Anime/TransformersRobotsInDisguise Sky-byte's]] ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' [[http://tfwiki.net/w2/images2/4/47/Sky_Byte_by_BillForster.jpg version]], as seen in the ''Transformers Animated Allspark Almanac''. Terrified yet? The different version of him shown in ''Decepti-Con Job'' is far less horiffying.

->''"But what about the Rimmer Directive, which states "Never tangle with anything that's got more teeth than the entire Osmond family."?"''
-->-- '''Arnold Rimmer''', ''Series/RedDwarf'', "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIIIPolymorph Polymorph]]".

->''"Never tangle with anything that's got more teeth than the entire Osmond family."''

* Hiruma in ''Manga/{{Eyeshield 21}}'' and his mouth full of fangs. It's part of his SpikesOfVillainy look.

* Parallax from the ''Franchise/GreenLantern'' continuity has a few sets of these, forming the shape of [[Characters/GLSinestroCorps the Sinestro Corps]] symbol with his throat as the hole. It's freakier looking than it sounds. Also a few Sinestro Corpsmen themselves, including [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_small/1/13181/1626362-trieye.jpg Tri-Eye]], who has three wide-ass mouths and teeth on the edges of all three faces, and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/e/e7/Maash.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20090727002800 Maash]], who has three entire heads piled on top of each other.
* The Corinthian in ''ComicBook/TheSandman''. Though his eye-teeth are usually just straight, smaller copies of the teeth in his mouth, spinoffs and fanart tend to make them pointed. Also Azazel -- a lord of hell who appears as a black void filled with eyes and disembodied teeth.

* Some images of the ComicBook/TheJoker show his (non-pointy) teeth as being so long, it looks as if the chemical he'd gotten dumped in must've given him ever-growing dentition like a rodent's, as well as weird coloration. This is noticeable in Tim Sale's art ''(ComicBook/TheLongHalloween'' and ''Comicbook/DarkVictory'' in particular), though certain panels exaggerate this more than others. [[http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20080821063151/marvel_dc/images/archive/3/33/20110522021051!Joker_0023.jpg Here's a noticeable example.]]
* The alien symbiotes from ''Franchise/SpiderMan''. Spidey himself didn't get this effect when he was wearing the black suit, but ComicBook/{{Venom}}, ComicBook/{{Carnage}} and basically anyone else "wearing" a symbiote is going to develop these. Interesting note: Venom didn't start out with this either. Todd [=McFarlane=] originally drew him with a mouth that was toothy, but mostly human-looking (at least as much as the Joker's). Then Erik Larsen, who hated the character, was assigned to draw him and started giving him a drooling monster mouth and an OverlyLongTongue, supposedly to avoid getting bored. Most "good" symbiotes don't have the mouth. If they develop one, [[OhCrap run]].
* In ''The Orc's Treasure,'' by Kevin J Anderson, all Orcs are distinguished by the impossible overabundance of pointy teeth. Many of them have teeth protruding through parts of their lips or cheeks.
* ''ComicBook/TheDarkness''

* Evil Ernie
* An unusual example: Creator/FrankMiller in his more recent projects such as ''Comicbook/SinCity'' and ''Comicbook/HolyTerror'' has characters being punched in the jaw, resulting in losing copious numbers of teeth. Which evidently grow back almost instantly; if someone gets punched more than once, he'll lose more teeth than he had in his mouth originally.
* [[Comicbook/{{Invasion}} The Dominators]], a humanoid alien race from Creator/DCComics, are distinguished by an abundance of long, sharp teeth. Specific character examples are rare since their culture doesn't use names, but the defector Sakritt who allied herself with Franchise/WonderWoman in [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 WW Vol 2]] was rather gleeful about using her impressive teeth to intimidate foes.

** After [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-478 SCP-478 ("Tooth Fairies")]] infects a human victim's mouth, teeth will begin to grow at a tremendous rate. The growth will fill the victim's palate and then spread to the rest of the digestive tract, lungs, and underneath the skin.
** There's also [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-3288 SCP-3288]] ("TheAristocrats"), a species of TheMorlocks dwelling in the underground of Central Europe. Each member has sixty teeth, arranged into six rows, and each tooth is far larger than a normal human's.

* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4910 SCP-4910]] ("The Grinner"): The only footage of the creature shows its mouth having a lot of extra teeth, and it's described as a "dental quadruped" implying that it might have even more teeth all over. Most direct witnesses will also exhibit this, having uncontrolled growth of teeth. Those who witness an infected vector befall a similar process, with the addition of dental growth spreading to their lower body cavities.