Some overbites can be corrected with dental appliances (similar to braces or headgear in humans), but this can be expensive and requires meeting with a veterinarian who is board-certified in animal dentistry. Other options include breaking and extending the lower jaw to match the upper jaw or pulling some teeth to allow the upper jaw to pull back a bit.
I would start with an examination by your regular veterinarian to see if it appears the overbite will cause nutritional or structural problems. If the overbite is small, the dog may just be able to live with it and be a little different in appearance. However, if the overbite is large and could affect the dog's ability to eat and drink throughout life, you will need to get it fixed as soon as possible.
Yes. I am 24 years old and I have an overbite. The dentist has told me that braces will fix my overbite. Good luck to you and God Bless:)
You can fix a slight overbite with a retainer. Speak with your dentist about options to getting braces for an overbite.
The dog has an overbite of his canines.
Orthodontist will recommend you to have treatment with braces. Overbite is one of the common problems that can be fix with braces. Check what are other common problems can be fix with braces: MCDERMOTT ORTHODONTICS - I Have an Overbite | What Will Braces do? (5 ANSWERS)
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i have an overbite myself .. braces is the best option but if u lick them in the front to press bakk it can kind of push them bak
It's important to consider the overbite's impact on the dog's health before deciding to purchase. An overbite can lead to dental problems and potential difficulty eating. Consulting with a veterinarian and the breeder to understand the severity of the overbite and its implications would be beneficial.
If you have a small overbite and you wear your elastics, it may take longer because it needs to be exposed.
Yes because if you have an overbite it has to fix the top and bottom to have perfect teeth i know because i have braces for an overbite.
Most dogs naturally have a bit of an overbite, but in well-bred purebred dogs a severe overbite would be rare. But it is possible: have a vet evaluate your dog's teeth if they are causing any kinds of problems eating or inflammation to the inside of the mouth or flews, etc.
Only an orthodontist could tell you what you need after examining your mouth and taking X-rays.
you cud use retainer.