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suga · 06-13-2007, 11:29 PM

I noticed last night that Conker has a broken tooth. Her two top teeth are intact - although quite stumpy but one of her bottom teeth has broken off. She does have a stump on the broken tooth and its possibly half the length of her other bottom tooth.

I assume it will grow back, but that she will have uneven length teeth - is that going to cause her a problem? She is eating just fine and I weighed her last night and she hasn't lost any weight in the last 6 months. Is there anythiing in particular I can give her food wise to help strengthen her teeth?

I'm not sure when it got damaged I only noticed last night as she was grinning at me whilst hanging upside down. I did spend 20 mins or so trying to get a flick of the tooth to show you but she was outta control and thought that the camera was a huge joke and something to play with. (I did get other flicks of her which I am going to post later as they are too cute).

Any tooth advice would be appreciated.
thanks :-)

06-13-2007, 11:29 PM
suga Moderator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 5,941	Broken Tooth I noticed last night that Conker has a broken tooth. Her two top teeth are intact - although quite stumpy but one of her bottom teeth has broken off. She does have a stump on the broken tooth and its possibly half the length of her other bottom tooth. I assume it will grow back, but that she will have uneven length teeth - is that going to cause her a problem? She is eating just fine and I weighed her last night and she hasn't lost any weight in the last 6 months. Is there anythiing in particular I can give her food wise to help strengthen her teeth? I'm not sure when it got damaged I only noticed last night as she was grinning at me whilst hanging upside down. I did spend 20 mins or so trying to get a flick of the tooth to show you but she was outta control and thought that the camera was a huge joke and something to play with. (I did get other flicks of her which I am going to post later as they are too cute). Any tooth advice would be appreciated. thanks :-)