A blood dripping fang theatrical accessory is disclosed. Controlled dripping of simulated blood from discharge ports of a bladder of the accessory may be effected by the user. The accessory has a hollow backed thin, flexible rubber-like shell simulating the appearance of an assemblage of fangs, teeth and gum. A bladder having a main body and a pair of tubular body branches is mounted on the back of the shell with its tubular body branches nested in the hollow backs of the fangs, the tubular body branches having apertures adjacent the tips of the fangs remote from the main body. Resilient material couples the bladder branches to the fangs. The accessory may be held in the mouth of the user with the fang portions projecting therefrom. The bladder portion is engageable by part of the tongue of the user which may compress the bladder to discharge simulated blood from the apertures adjacent the fang tips and interrupt or terminate such discharge by stopping further compression or by decompression of the bladder.
A novelty teeth assembly includes a retainer sized for fitting over at least a portion of a wearer's dentition and an artificial tooth secured to the retainer and extending outward therefrom. The artificial tooth has an opening therein adapted to receive and mount an ornamental member.
A novelty product includes a holder to be held inside the mouth of a user and a carrier to be held removably by the holder and having a first compartment containing a chemiluminescent solution separated from a second compartment containing an activator for the chemiluminescent solution by a frangible barrier. The carrier may be inserted into the holder and the holder flexed to break the barrier and mix the chemiluminescent solution and activator to produce chemiluminescent light inside the mouth of a user. The carrier can be replaced upon the light produced diminishing.
A formable mouthguard with teeth (10) having a mouthguard (12) which comprises a mouthguard outer side (12O) attached to a mouthguard inner side (12I) by a mouthguard bottom (12B) which has an open mouthguard bottom right end (12BR) and an open mouthguard bottom left end (12BL). An upper jaw (14) positioned on an outer surface of the mouthguard outer side (12O). The upperjaw (14) has an upper jaw gum (14A) interspersed with a plurality of upperjaw teeth (14B).
A cosmetic accessory device for teeth that simulates the appearance of an assemblage of teeth and gum. The device includes a gum portion and a tooth portion shaped and dimensioned to cover the user's upper or lower front teeth. The device is made of a nontoxic, nonirritating, tasteless, odorless, resilient, easily cleaned and chemically stable material that does not stick to natural teeth, gums, or most dental work. In use, the device is held in place by custom-fitted inner projections that match the spaces between the user's own front teeth and (optionally) a shelf extending just across the front teeth. Unlike typical conventional novelty dental devices, the natural teeth and gums are not completely covered, so the device is comfortable to wear and does not interfere with natural speech or bite closure.
An apparatus and method for creating and destroying toys having a solid exterior and liquid interior are disclosed. The apparatus and method entail the creation of an impression within a supply of modeling compound using a form having a desired shape. The impression formed within the modeling compound is then filled with a curable liquid which cures upon contact with the modeling compound. The modeling compound remains in contact with the curable liquid for a sufficient length of time to cure an exterior skin while leaving the interior in a liquid state. The liquid interior is then drained and refilled with a non-curable liquid so as to provide a toy having life-like features. The kit further provides a crushing mechanism having a movable plunger adapted to physically crush the toy by rupturing the exterior skin and splattering the liquid interior against a dome of the crushing mechanism.
