Including (but not limited to) members of:

Acia
Basidioradulum
Beenakia
Cerocorticium
Cristinia
Dentipellis
Dentocorticium
Echinoporia
Gloeodontia
Grandinia
Hydnochaete
Hydnocristella
Hydnomerulius
Hydnophlebia
Hyphoderma
Hyphodontia
Hyphodontiella
Hypochnicium
Irpex
Irpiciporus
Kavinia
Mycoacia
Mycolindtneria
Odonticium
Phlebia
Protodontia
Pseudolagarobasidium
Radulodon
Radulomyces
Sarcodontia
Schizopora
Scopulodontia
Scopuloides
Sistotrema
Steccherinum
Tomentella
Trechispora
Xylodon

Originally conceived to refer specifically to crusts with distinct teeth (as opposed to bumps or warts), but given the inevitable cross-over (when does a bump become a tooth become an elongated pore become a capless stipe?) the list will include any and all toothed crusts, no matter how toothed. This does not, however, include the genera Mucronella, Protodontia, Pterula and Deflexula, whose teeth do not arise from a subiculum and are therefore not really crusts.