Sometimes canine teeth, or other teeth, remain impacted and never come out. This condition may sometimes be corrected with orthodontics and surgery.
By Cyberanto
9 years old
IDK but my 10 year old has the same tooth loose and I'm wondering the same thing.
Volcano Abu is located on the coast of Japan. It is on the Island of Honshu. It has been there for eight hundred thousand years and hasnt erupted since 1450 BCE
it hasnt
Has not erupted for at least 150,000 years
Your dog got his adult/permanent teeth in at about 4 months of age. At 6 years old if he loses a tooth, that is his permanent tooth and nothing is going to regrow. Just make sure that there is no infection where the tooth was lost. Check for redness and swelling. Again there will be no replacement tooth as that was his permanent tooth.
It Hasnt
it hasnt
Tooth development begins at approximately 6 weeks in utero. The fetus will develop 20 primary/baby teeth, and from these primary teeth, the permanent adult teeth with form (32). These are the only teeth we will form. Primary canine teeth erupt at approximately 16-18months of age and the root is completed formed at around 3.5 years of age. If these primary canines are prematurely lost (due to trauma or decay) they will not reform. A permanent/adult upper canine erupts at 11-12 yrs of age and the lower canine at 9-10 yrs of age. If these permanent canines are lost, the will not reform. If a primary tooth is lost prematurely is best to seek the advice of a dental professional to ensure this loss does not disrupt the normal eruption pattern of the permanent tooth. If a child's primary canine is lost due to the normal growth & development process then a permanent canine will erupt in its location. If a permanent canine has not erupted, then it is best to seek professional advice to determine the cause.
Lol it hasnt...
Easy, it hasnt :P
nope. hasnt for years