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Chipped off about a mm² of one of my front upper teeth while trying to eat my food fast and opening and closing my mouth fast. I did it faster than I pulled the fork out of my mouth and my teeth hit the fork..
I also was jumping on the couch and I fell on a table hitting my face between my eyebrows and now I have a scar there..
I've chipped part of my teeth at least twice bringing a bottle to my mouth. At this point I've accepted the sides of my front teeth will always look a bit messed up.
Aww come on, it's not that you did something dangerous anyways...
Sometimes I accidentally hit the glass on my teeth and I think to myself "Hm, I should probably be more careful, that was a close one".
I say that too then never follow it. In my defence it's usually a beer bottle