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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  I have never heard of doing X-rays on baby teeth it just seems a bit extra and more money. When the puppy is under they can tell which are baby teeth and which aren’t. I have been through this multiple times. They don’t have to slice the gums open or anything. |
If a set of x-rays means he can avoid an invasive, painful surgery or improve his chances of a positive outcome? I will happily pay for them.
I trust the vet who has been caring for my dog since before he was born. At one point we even discussed doggy braces for his teeth to improve the alignment. She didn't recommend them at 6 months of age. If I were to go that route, I'd be taking him for orthodontic appointments. (And he would probably need x-rays.)