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I'm trying to put some skulls teeth back in that my friend gave me.
I have all the molars in right but the small front teeth all look the same and kind of confuse me.
does anyone have any advise on doing this?
ps im sorry if I is posted in a bad place
I have all the molars in right but the small front teeth all look the same and kind of confuse me.
does anyone have any advise on doing this?
ps im sorry if I is posted in a bad place
If you have carnivore skulls, these images should help you:
Side - 4.bp.blogspot.com/-haevYZ3-4-c…
Front - encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/ima…
In the smaller premolars (not the tiny front incisors) you can look on either side of the tooth. One side will be perfectly slick, while the other side will have a groove. The groove is on the inside of the mouth while the slick side shows on the outside.
As for the tiny front teeth, always remember that the smaller ones are in the middle. When putting skulls together, I work biggest to smallest. Put in the fangs, then the little fangs next to it, then the next size down, then the final tiny ones in the middle.
With bottom teeth, you will see a little notch in the face of the tooth. That little notch always aims outward. So when putting the bottom jaw back together, I put in the lower fangs, then the biggest of the front bottoms in with that little notch pointing outward. Then just work your way to the smaller teeth.
Side - 4.bp.blogspot.com/-haevYZ3-4-c…
Front - encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/ima…
In the smaller premolars (not the tiny front incisors) you can look on either side of the tooth. One side will be perfectly slick, while the other side will have a groove. The groove is on the inside of the mouth while the slick side shows on the outside.
As for the tiny front teeth, always remember that the smaller ones are in the middle. When putting skulls together, I work biggest to smallest. Put in the fangs, then the little fangs next to it, then the next size down, then the final tiny ones in the middle.
With bottom teeth, you will see a little notch in the face of the tooth. That little notch always aims outward. So when putting the bottom jaw back together, I put in the lower fangs, then the biggest of the front bottoms in with that little notch pointing outward. Then just work your way to the smaller teeth.
I am looking for someone really familiar with Jonas Brothers taxidermy (seattle), I have a couple of questions about a mysterious wolf mount I acquired
can help you !!!!thanks I actually found what I was looking for 
I was wondering if I could submit this somewhere in the Gallery...
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Sorry, but this is a group for taxidermy mounts, not drawings.