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Topic Dog Boards / General / puppy teeth/adult teeth
- By chingi [gb] Date 25.11.05 08:31 UTC
Hi, i have got a 15 week old pup that i am hoping to show, her teeth had a perfect scissor bite when i got her , she still has her baby teeth but now she is slightly undershot, what do you think the chances are of her having a scissor bite again when she looses the baby teeth and her adult ones come thro?. Thanks for any replies.
- By Dawn-R Date 25.11.05 08:39 UTC
I'd say it's impossible to tell at this stage. I have one that had a scissor bite at 8 weeks, was level at 6 months, went slightly undershot by 18 months, then came back scissor by 2 and 1/2 years. So it just goes to show, anything can happen.

Just keep your fingers crossed and hope. :)

Dawn R.

PS Are you sure you mean undershot? I apologise if you are experienced in this, but it's a common mistake to think under is over and vice versa.
Undershot is where the bottom teeth/jaw are infront of the top teeth/jaw. Overshot is where the top teeth are too far infront of the bottom and there is no snug fit. Again, sorry if you already knew this.

Dawn R.
- By chingi [gb] Date 25.11.05 09:12 UTC
Hi Dawn, yes def slightly undershot, so got everything crossed at the moment, toes the lot!!LOL!! thanks for your reply, gives me a bit of hope !:-) :-)
Topic Dog Boards / General / puppy teeth/adult teeth

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