Large, imposing fangs in the front of the mouth, other dentition is negligible. Swallow food whole without chewing.
Teeth are small and easily-missed, especially by larger breeds. Bite is not particularly painful, more needly. Mainly useful for catching and holding onto insects, not inflicting any kind of injury.
Features a wide array of teeth suited to the variety of foods they consume. (Also of note, Guardians have a remarkably poor sense of taste.)
Everything is on the menu. There is a marked preference for fish and meat, but roots, tubers, and even insects must fear an Imperial in lean times. Perhaps the true reason these giants tend not to congregate is due to how heavy a strain feeding them can put on an area.
Sharp teeth intended and used for tearing flesh and gnawing on bones.
Small, needle-like teeth for catching small prey and insects. Somewhat similar to Fae, but not all but useless for anything besides tiny bugs.
Though quite different aesthetically, a Pearlcatcher’s toothless maw is very similar in structure and function to the beak of a large bird such as an ostrich or emu.
A ridgeback’s jaws can distand and snap forward to grab and devour prey. It’s usually terrifying to behold for any dragon who isn’t aware of the ability. Or those who are, really.
Their ‘beaks’ are slender and relatively all-purpose for chowing down on bugs, berries, and branches.
With enough bite power to obliterate anything unfortunate enough to warrant biting, a Snapper has no problem chomping on plants or cracking the shells of aquatic invertebrates, or even an unlucky fish.
The teeth are small, pointed, and sharp, suited to small prey of most varieties (though if asked, a Spiral will typically state that they are insectivorous, as they aren’t particularly good at eating pieces of a large carcass, and most meaty foods aren’t quite bite-sized).
Their teeth are well-suited to stripping vegetation of all edible matter, and their imposing tusks are useful for menacing both rivals and predators. (Anecdotal accounts circulate of Tundra eating carrion in times of starvation, but such a thing is broadly unheard of, and certainly unpleasant for the Tundra should such a thing have happened.)
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Sharp, fierce teeth intending to rend flesh into swallowable chunks.
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