Two sharp teeth protrude from the top row of teeth.

They can be thick, needle-thin, long, saber-shaped, or short. 

Alternatively, they may also present as having a bulbous base and pointed fang, like spiders and similar invertebrates.

These teeth point upwards, from the top or bottom row of teeth, and can appear straight or curved.

These teeth are thick and blunt, perfect for chewing vegetation and hard substances that thin or sharp teeth may break on! 

These teeth are often large, jagged, and jut out in multiple directions. 

They may give a monstrous look and may make it difficult for the mouth to close completely.

These tusks protrude as invertebrate-like mandibles from the mouth.

They can have barbs or extra points.

Similar to invertebrates like beetles, wasps, ants, etc.

All of the teeth are triangle-shaped and come to a point. 

They align perfectly in the mouth and can poke out past the lips when closed.

A tooth that extends from the front of the snout. 

It cannot exceed the length of the crest.

Large ornamental tusks that can resemble mammoth or elephant tusks.

Can also resemble horns or antlers that have intricate twists, tines, or branches.