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whats the treatment for long front teeth?

Ted an Petal

Warren Veteran
hi guys, noticed tonight that teds front teeth are slightly long. she's eating perfectly and is a very good hay eater. she's getting her vacc this friday so will get the vet to check them but if it turns out that they may need treat what do they do? do they just clip them?
thanks
linz
 
Its not complicated provided its just the incisors.Lily gets hers burred every month at a cost of 9.71
My vet doesnt give a GA for front teeth...just uses a tool to shorten.The teeth would shatter if clipped.
Hope buns teeth are an easy job.xxxxxx
 
thanks for the reply thats not too bad, hopefully it's just my imagination. i don't look at their teeth often i just go by how their eating so they maybe are normal for her. but at least that doesn't sound too bad for her if they do needed treated. thanks yvette.
 
If they get too long you normally get little ulcers in the bottom lip and she would probably be eating funnily, if she's munching away on her hay then they're probably ok, but if you're worried then as well to get them checked out. Joe needed his top teeth shortening once after a jaw problem and didn't need a GA either she just took him out the back and after 30 seconds of a nasty drilling sound :shock: he was back through, i thought he'd have the hump all night after that but he was actually really happy, probably because he could eat normally again :)
 
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