(´∀`) Teeth Kaomoji

Every teeth kaomoji here shows a visible mouth — from the classic ∀ open grin (´∀`) to sharp ▽ triangles (>▽<), single-tooth ᴥ variants (´ᴥ`), shark-teeth ᐁᐁᐁ rows, and (◕u◕) buck-teeth faces. One tap copies any of them for Discord, iMessage, Instagram, or TikTok.
The tooth kaomoji singular versions use ᴥ (Latin ain, U+1D25) as a single-tooth mouth marker — perfect when you want just one visible tooth rather than a full grin. Shark teeth kaomoji use ᐁ (Canadian Syllabics, U+1441) repeated for rows of pointed teeth like the mascot from your favorite anime.
Bonus: the AI generator up top spins fresh teeth kaomoji for any prompt — need a gritted teeth kaomoji for a stressed reaction, a teeth clench kaomoji for anxiety, or a toothless kaomoji for the How-to-Train-Your-Dragon fandom? Just describe the mood and get 6 fresh variants in seconds.
Every card is pure Unicode — teeth kaomoji copy paste renders identically on any device.
Teeth Kaomoji

The main Teeth Kaomoji bucket — (´∀`) classic grin, (◕‿◕)∀ smile-eye teeth, (≧∀≦) big laugh, \(´∀`)/ celebration, and every ∀ open-mouth variant.
The fallback Teeth Kaomoji collection covers every face built around the ∀ (Unicode U+2200) open-mouth grin — (´∀`) the classic closed-eye teeth-showing smile, (◕‿◕)∀ round-eye with teeth beside, (≧∀≦) the squeezed-eye big laugh, \(´∀`)/ hands-up celebration, (=´∀`=) cat-face teeth grin, (o´∀`o) round-face teeth. This is the general-purpose teeth kaomoji lineup — one tap to copy any variant.
Tooth Kaomoji

Tooth Kaomoji singular variants with ᴥ single-tooth marker — (◕ ᴥ ◕), (´ᴥ`), (⌒ᴥ⌒), ( 。ᴥ。 ) round-cute, and (¯ᴥ¯) flat closed-eye.
Tooth Kaomoji covers the singular form — instead of a full grin these use ᴥ (LATIN LETTER AIN, U+1D25) as a single-tooth mouth marker. Signature entries: (◕ ᴥ ◕) round-eye single tooth, (´ᴥ`) soft closed-eye tooth, (⌒ᴥ⌒) arc-eye tooth, (¯ᴥ¯) flat-eye tooth, ( 。ᴥ。 ) round-cheek tooth, (´◡ᴥ◡`) crescent-eye cute tooth. Perfect when you want just one visible tooth rather than a full smile — reads as cheeky, mischievous, or shy depending on the eye pair.
Sharp Teeth Kaomoji

Sharp Teeth Kaomoji with ▽ triangle mouth — (>▽<) squeezed sharp, (◕▽◕) happy sharp, ( ˘▽˘ ) content sharp, (>Д<) angry Cyrillic sharp variants.
Sharp Teeth Kaomoji use ▽ (WHITE DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE, U+25BD) or ▼ (BLACK DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE) as a wide-pointed mouth showing aggressive or excited teeth. Signature entries: (>▽<) classic squeezed-eye sharp, (◕▽◕) round-eye happy sharp, (∀▽∀) double-triangle wide, ( ˘▽˘ ) content breve sharp, (>Д<) Cyrillic-Д angry sharp, (=▽=) cat-face sharp. Perfect for aggressive reactions, excited screams, and anime rage moments.
Shark Teeth Kaomoji

Shark Teeth Kaomoji with ᐁᐁᐁ repeating triangles — (◕‿◕)ᐁᐁᐁ single-row shark, ᐁᐁᐁ(◕‿◕)ᐁᐁᐁ double-row jaw, ᐁ(◕‿◕)ᐁ flanking teeth.
Shark Teeth Kaomoji use ᐁ (CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL DOWNWARDS BAR, U+1441) in repeating rows to create a full jaw of pointed teeth. Signature entries: (◕‿◕)ᐁᐁᐁ classic single-side shark row, ᐁᐁᐁ(◕‿◕)ᐁᐁᐁ full jaw both sides, (◕▽◕)ᐁᐁ sharp-mouth with shark tail, \(▽ᐁ▽)/ arms-up shark, ᐁ(◕‿◕)ᐁ flanking teeth, (´¯ᐁ¯`) flat shark, ᐁ▽ᐁ minimal. Perfect for anime shark characters, menacing reactions, and cartoon predator vibes.
Buck Teeth Kaomoji

Buck Teeth Kaomoji with u lowercase forward-teeth bump — (◕u◕) cute round, (´u`) soft buck, (¬u¬) sly buck, (◔u◔) narrow buck variants.
Buck Teeth Kaomoji use lowercase ASCII u as a single forward-facing bump reading as two prominent front teeth. Signature entries: (◕u◕) classic round-eye buck, (´u`) soft closed-eye buck, (¬u¬) sly narrow buck, (◔u◔) cute half-narrow buck, (・u・) small dot-eye buck, ( ˘u˘ ) breve-eye cute buck. Perfect for goofy chibi characters, cute rodent references, and unpretentious happy vibes. The buck-teeth aesthetic reads as innocent, harmless, and often intentionally awkward.
Teeth Kaomoji FAQ
Quick answers on the ∀ mouth mechanic, sharp/shark/buck distinctions, and building your own from a keyboard.
How do I copy teeth kaomoji?
One tap and the grin is yours. Teeth kaomoji thrive in reaction images, meme comments, Discord chat, TikTok captions, and anywhere a visible-mouth grin conveys more than a closed smile. The most-copied variant is (´∀`) — the classic ∀ open-mouth grin. Every card is plain Unicode, so it renders identically on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Discord, iMessage, and Instagram. Paste with Ctrl+V (Windows) or ⌘+V (Mac).
What does ∀ mean in a teeth kaomoji?
∀ is Unicode U+2200 (FOR ALL) — a mathematical logic symbol that Japanese kaomoji artists reappropriated as an open-mouth teeth-showing grin. Visually the upside-down A reads as an open mouth with two front teeth. In kaomoji it appears in classics like (´∀`) (soft closed-eye grin), (≧∀≦) (big excited teeth-laugh), \(´∀`)/ (arms-up teeth celebration), and (=´∀`=) (cat-face teeth grin). It's the dominant Japanese-style teeth marker — different from ▽ (sharp point-down triangle) which reads as sharp/aggressive teeth.
What's the difference between sharp teeth, shark teeth, and buck teeth kaomoji?
All three show visible teeth but with different Unicode building blocks and moods. Sharp teeth use ▽ (WHITE DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE, U+25BD) or ▼ (BLACK DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE) as a single wide-pointed mouth — reads as aggressive or excited, like (>▽<) or (◕▽◕). Shark teeth use ᐁ (CANADIAN SYLLABICS FINAL DOWNWARDS BAR, U+1441) in a REPEATING ROW like ᐁᐁᐁ — reads as a jaw full of pointed teeth, like (◕‿◕)ᐁᐁᐁ or ᐁ(◕‿◕)ᐁ. Buck teeth use lowercase ASCII u as a single forward-facing bump — reads as two prominent front teeth, like (◕u◕) or (´u`). Pick sharp for anger/excitement, shark for menacing/cartoonish, and buck for cute/goofy.
How do I type a teeth kaomoji from my keyboard?
Build a teeth kaomoji piece by piece: (1) start with brackets ( ) around the face; (2) pick an eye pair — ´ ` for closed dreamy eyes, ◕ ◕ for round happy eyes, ≧ ≦ for squeezed excited eyes, ˘ ˘ for content breve eyes; (3) drop a teeth mouth between them — ∀ (Unicode U+2200) for classic open grin, ▽ (U+25BD) for sharp teeth, ᴥ (U+1D25) for single tooth, u (ASCII) for buck teeth, or ᐁᐁᐁ (U+1441 repeated) for a shark-teeth row. Fastest route: copy any card here and swap the eye pair to match your mood.
Can the AI generator create custom teeth kaomoji?
Yes — scroll to the top and describe what you want. Try prompts like "shy cute buck teeth", "aggressive shark teeth glare", "gritted teeth stressed face". The generator returns 6 fresh teeth kaomoji per prompt, ready to copy in one tap. Free, no signup, powered by Google Gemini 2.5 Flash.
Gritted-teeth and clenched-teeth kaomoji show stressed or anxious reactions with teeth pressed together instead of open. Look for Cyrillic-Д tight-mouth patterns like (>Д<) or (。•̀ ᴗ-)Д in the Sharp Teeth collection above.
Adjacent categories that intersect with teeth: for pure closed-mouth smile faces without teeth showing, see the smile kaomoji page. For celebration-mood arms-up faces \\(^o^)/ where the mouth is o not ∀, see happy kaomoji. For anger-driven Cyrillic-Д sharp-teeth scowls, see angry kaomoji. Vampire-teeth and toothless-dragon variants can be spun from our AI generator at the top — describe the character and get 6 variants in seconds.
Every card is pure Unicode text — teeth kaomoji copy paste renders pixel-identically across iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Discord, iMessage, Slack, Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit.
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