As a little known disease, body dysmorphic disorder has been described as preoccupation with an imagined defect in appearance or an exaggerated perception of minor defect. These patients are mostly preoccupied with their hair, nose, skin and face. Preoccupation with teeth is encountered in rare occasions. Recently this psychopathology is evaluated within obsessive compulsive disorders spectrum. In this article, two body dysmorphic disorder patients with excessive complaints about teeth are discussed in the light of recent literature.