Thread: Overbite?
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Old 03-06-2013, 10:11 PM   #10
MyTrixie143
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He will be just fine. Many have overbites or underbites. It doesn't affect their health unless they have other dental or mouth problems as the incisors aren't really used a whole lot, they are the first teeth you see go when they get old.

My Lillie has a severe underbite. It looks like she is smiling all the time. It doesn't cause her any problems though.

Unless you got them under a show contract, underbites and overbites are not covered in health guarantees as bites go bad all the time and they don't pose any health problems.
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