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Old 15-02-2010, 02:35 PM
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Teeth out of line

Enzo loves his nose stroked and it sends him into a deep sleep almost instantly...

I was just stroking his nose and his head was falling backwards, mouth wide open, bless him. I caught sight of the bottom row of his front teeth and noticed that they were out of line... will this cause any kind of problems? He has one tooth behind the entire front row. At his age (almost 9 months old) will he still have any baby teeth?

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Re: Teeth out of line

Mmmm dont know sorry & pointless looking in any of this lost mouths as they have all had some teeth out

Maybe its one of his adult teeth & the otherside has grown yet
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Re: Teeth out of line

I would have thought all his baby teeth have long since gone. I doubt it will cause any problems for him, though.
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