The Treasure Chest Cavity trope as used in popular culture. This trope is about using a person as a walking safe. Or a dead safe, in some cases.

"Oh, please don't worry. I'm not going into that cavity. That nerve's already dying. A live, freshly-cut nerve is infinitely more sensitive.

An episode format where a character has to visit the dentist. The most common reason for this is having a cavity or a broken tooth.

Abnormal Dental Growth: A character's teeth grows faster than naturally possible. · Asian Buck Teeth: Asians are stereotyped as having buck teeth. · Bite of ...

Cavity Search Records is a record label found by Denny Swofford and Christoper Cooper and they are known for their wide variety of music of various genres …

Oruchuban Ebichu: When Ebichu gets a cavity from drinking too many syrup packets, OL's crappy boyfriend tries to fix it by himself with an icepick, earning him ...

The game is supposed to test a player's eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills. The game board depicts the patient, Cavity Sam, on the operating table with ...

Examples: · August Underground's Mordum has a hidden deleted scene showing the Terrible Trio assaulting and mugging a man, who loses a tooth during the beating.

Fishook has the elevator button Luigi needs under his eyepatch. Example of: Treasure Chest Cavity. Previous. Index. Next.

Dr. Bender is portrayed as an evil dentist on _The Fairly Oddparents_, mocking Timmy Turner for his inferior teeth while showing off his own son's perfect ...