Do you know where she came from? The only explanation that I know of is that some (sick) people that fight dogs, train their fighting dogs with what are called bait dogs, and they typically file down the teeth of the bait dogs so that it cannot harm the fighting dog. Typically, the bait dog is thrown in with the fighting dog and torn to pieces as....practice. Disgusting, I know.
Yes. The Australian Shepherd's teeth usually meets in a scissors bite, but it can also meet in a level bite.
Yes, you can get your teeth filed down.
42 I believe.
The wombat is an Australian marsupial with continually growing teeth, and powerful claws.
Hey, My Blue Healer "Sally" lost 4 at 11 years. They were loose. She still has all of her defence teeth, witch is good for healing everything. John
No. The german shepherd is stronger and has sharper teeth/faster speed than a golden retriever.
filed The wild man filed his teeth off to make them pointed.
A quick brushing weekly will suffice.
You've filed through the enamel and probably used a high-grit file. Go to a dentist as soon as possible to see what options you have, because enamel is what protects your teeth.
Horses have constant growing teeth. They need to get them filed down by an equine dentist every month or so. The horses in the wild, of course, can't get them filed, but their teeth naturally stay small because of the continuous eating and chewing of things.
Anything it can get it's teeth on!
I had a chipped tooth as a kid, and after being filled and filed, it was very sensitive for a while. This went away after a year or so. This being said, these things are different on a case by case basis.