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Date Posted: 11:11:35 01/04/08 Fri
Author: S. Patterson
Author Host/IP: bas9-toronto12-1128700708.dsl.bell.ca / 67.70.155.36
Subject: Re: Teeth
In reply to: Mary 's message, "Teeth" on 19:04:52 01/03/08 Thu

Happy New Year!

Rodents have only one set of teeth all their lives.

You definitely should keep an eye on your squirrel's behaviour and, if you can, an eye on that loose bit of tooth. A magnifying glass would be of great service. I would take her to a vet for an oral exam if indeed the tooth has sheared. Infection could result.

>Happy New Year to all! Quick question; is it possible
>for flyers to lose a tooth? The reason I am asking is
>that my Ms. Bubbles has what appears to be a sliver of
>her tooth, the covering of her tooth, or the tooth
>itself protruding from her mouth. It can be moved up
>and down, at first I thought when I was holding her
>that I had a piece of thread on my shirt, but when I
>went to grab it, it was still attached to her mouth.
>Is it possible that she fractured it on something or
>it is falling out? She doesn't seem to be in pain, she
>is still eating and drinking okay. Have been trying
>to get a picture to post, but everytime I come near
>her with the camera she ducks her head!

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