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“...just shattered structures rising up like rotten teeth from a diseased jaw.”

— Robert R. McCammon

“. . . it was his teeth that stood out most of all, each smooth and square and exactly the same. Teeth like big…

— Daniel Barnett

“The teeth!—the teeth!—they were here, and there, and everywhere, and visibly and palpably before me; long, narrow, and excessively white, with the pale lips…

— Edgar Allan Poe

“There is something else remarkable about the bodies to which conodonts belonged. They have no hard bones. These were soft-bodied animals with hard teeth.”

— Neil Shubin

“He had a cute little gap in his teeth that I'd never noticed before.”

— Elisa Ludwig

“We have thirty-two teeth. After a while, having each tooth individually destroyed probably gets repetitive, even dull. But it never stops hurting.”

— John Green

“It seemed far more reasonable to belong to a species that had evolved natural tooth replacement than to belong to one that had developed…

— Elisabeth Tova Bailey

“Ultimately, the loss becomes immortal and hole is more familiar than tooth. The tongue worries the phantom root, the mind scans the heart's chambers…

— Karen Green

“Let's here it for modern dentistry, eh?" I said, and he grimaced. Actually, as much as people dislike going to the dentist now, try…

— Cate Tiernan

“A flash of teeth in a hatchet-blade face.”

— Neil Gaiman

There was a strange kind of comfort in misunderstandings and differences that were old enough to have lost their teeth.

— Faith Sullivan

“Resist the dimples. Do not look at the dimples. They are defects. Shit, must ignore the dents.”

— Donna Augustine