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kizzabelle December 7th, 2004 08:23 AM

Impacted puppy teeth?
 
My little 11 month old Yorkie/Pom mix has a few impacted teeth. (i think thats what they'd be called).

Her fang-ish teeth on the bottom (both sides) are both baby & adult right next to each other, and on the top right, her baby fang tooth is behind her adult one. She doesnt seem bothered by this, but I'm not sure. . . Do I need to have them removed??

Thanks!

(ps-- puppies should really come with manuals :) just like babies!) :)

mona_b December 7th, 2004 10:30 AM

Most puppies loose all their puppy teeth by the age of 6 months.I suggest a visit to the vets.They may need to pull the milk teeth out.

BMDLuver December 7th, 2004 11:00 AM

extra teeth
 
Usually in the small breeds this is common. The vet normally extracts them during sterilisation as they are already under anesthetic.

kizzabelle December 7th, 2004 11:31 AM

Ahh... She was spayed at 5months, and these teeth didnt start coming in until just before 7 months. . . Guess I'll give the vet a call!

Thanks!!

kizzabelle December 7th, 2004 11:55 AM

Ok I just called & she'll be having a dental & getting them pulled in a week and a half! Luckily it'll be less than $100... whew...

But now my little princess has to undergo anesthesia again... Poor baby.

Maybe she'll be happier once they're out of the way though :)

Thanks again everyone!

shihtzulover December 7th, 2004 01:54 PM

When we took Sophie to be spayed our vet told us she would have to have some of her baby teeth pulled in Feb, He didn't want to do it when he spayed her as he said he could damage the enamel for her new teeth coming through. So she will also be heading back in Feb. :sad:

Karin December 7th, 2004 05:54 PM

[QUOTE=kizzabelle]Ok I just called & she'll be having a dental & getting them pulled in a week and a half! Luckily it'll be less than $100... whew...

But now my little princess has to undergo anesthesia again... Poor baby.

Maybe she'll be happier once they're out of the way though :)

Thanks again everyone![/QUOTE]

She'll be okay, this time they will use sedation instead of anesthesia I am sure. The procedure takes just few minutes. She will be less prone to dental problems in the future having the the teeth removed.

kizzabelle December 7th, 2004 08:55 PM

hey karin-- i see you're from ocala-- i actually live a little below you in deland! what a coincidence :)

thanks for your info & everything! :)

Karin December 7th, 2004 11:02 PM

[QUOTE=kizzabelle]hey karin-- i see you're from ocala-- i actually live a little below you in deland! what a coincidence :)

thanks for your info & everything! :)[/QUOTE]


Welcome aboard and I know Deland..it's close to dewater....( a joke I am sure you have heard before)..

One hour a way!


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