Teething in puppies

georgatos · 11-04-2017, 11:12

Hey 2 all,

been a while since i wrote something here.

I got a fem pup, she is 6 months now and she have a bit of overbite but not to much. Front teeth are almost in correct position but the bottom canines aren't in place.

I have already contacted vet and he told me to wait for her to grow a bit more. I saw on internet people telling that you should wait because the jaws might get bigger but they were talking for GSDs can this happen to our dogs also or should i insist on adding some appliance to help the teeth in position?

Thanks

yukidomari · 11-04-2017, 13:55

It depends on the actual malocclusion? Without even a photo it would be impossible to say but perhaps you should visit a specialty veterinary dentist.

What do you mean the bottom canines 'aren't in place'? Do you mean mispositioned or not erupted yet or?

georgatos · 11-04-2017, 14:23

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Originally Posted by yukidomari

It depends on the actual malocclusion? Without even a photo it would be impossible to say but perhaps you should visit a specialty veterinary dentist.

What do you mean the bottom canines 'aren't in place'? Do you mean mispositioned or not erupted yet or?

You are right i ll show you a photo i took a week ago. (there seem to be a bit of progress but again the canine on fully in place)

I talked with a dentist (not many Vet Dentists in greece) and he told me to wait a bit more. I am just wondering if anyone have seen it again on a puppy of that age.

georgatos · 24-04-2017, 14:39

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Originally Posted by lefteris

You are right i ll show you a photo i took a week ago. (there seem to be a bit of progress but again the canine on fully in place)

I talked with a dentist (not many Vet Dentists in greece) and he told me to wait a bit more. I am just wondering if anyone have seen it again on a puppy of that age.

Just an update in case someone wonders what happened, so there been 15 days since i noticed the teeth issues. Not yet the time for dentist but one of the canines is almost full in place then other one is still struggling to find his way.

yukidomari · 24-04-2017, 19:34

we still keep our fingers (and paws!) crossed it will just resolve on its own!

georgatos · 13-07-2017, 08:19

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Originally Posted by yukidomari

we still keep our fingers (and paws!) crossed it will just resolve on its own!

Hi again, so Nitra is almost nine months and her teeth look in place

yukidomari · 13-07-2017, 21:20

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Originally Posted by lefteris

Hi again, so Nitra is almost nine months and her teeth look in place

great news!!!

the vet was right after all then!

11-04-2017, 11:12	#1
georgatos Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2021 Posts: 15	Teething in puppies Hey 2 all, been a while since i wrote something here. I got a fem pup, she is 6 months now and she have a bit of overbite but not to much. Front teeth are almost in correct position but the bottom canines aren't in place. I have already contacted vet and he told me to wait for her to grow a bit more. I saw on internet people telling that you should wait because the jaws might get bigger but they were talking for GSDs can this happen to our dogs also or should i insist on adding some appliance to help the teeth in position? Thanks

11-04-2017, 13:55	#2
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	It depends on the actual malocclusion? Without even a photo it would be impossible to say but perhaps you should visit a specialty veterinary dentist. What do you mean the bottom canines 'aren't in place'? Do you mean mispositioned or not erupted yet or? __________________ "Learn to do well; seek judgment." www.greyfarer.com/

24-04-2017, 19:34	#5
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	we still keep our fingers (and paws!) crossed it will just resolve on its own! __________________ "Learn to do well; seek judgment." www.greyfarer.com/