The teeth are generally [[Pleurodont dentition|pleurodont]] (attached to the sides of the mandible without sockets) but in some families, such as [[Water Dragon|agamids]] ([[Lizard Classification|Agamidae]]) and [[Chameleon|chameleons]] (Chamaeleonidae), they are [[Acrodont dentition|acrodont]] (attached to the biting edges of the jaws without sockets). The teeth of the venomous [[Gila Monster|Gila monster]] and the [[Mexican Beaded Lizard|Mexican beaded lizard]] are grooved to allow the flow of venom; however they have no direct connection to the sublingual venom glands. Venom is injected with the chewing action as it flows along the dental grooves. | The teeth are generally [[Pleurodont dentition|pleurodont]] (attached to the sides of the mandible without sockets) but in some families, such as [[Water Dragon|agamids]] ([[Lizard Classification|Agamidae]]) and [[Chameleon|chameleons]] (Chamaeleonidae), they are [[Acrodont dentition|acrodont]] (attached to the biting edges of the jaws without sockets). The teeth of the venomous [[Gila Monster|Gila monster]] and the [[Mexican Beaded Lizard|Mexican beaded lizard]] are grooved to allow the flow of venom; however they have no direct connection to the sublingual venom glands. Venom is injected with the chewing action as it flows along the dental grooves. |