Short YouTube video/transcript by Dr. Lera explaining how to distinguish puppy (deciduous) teeth from adult dog teeth by shape and sharpness; puppy teeth are small, very pointy and sharp and typically start to fall out around four to five months of age.
Around four to five months of age (they start falling out at that time frame).
Hey, guys. Dr. Lera. And did you know did you know the way to tell the difference between a baby tooth, which is this little skinny sucker right here? They're nice and pointy, and they're really, really sharp. And then if you look up here, you can see some more rounded teeth right there, versus these little baby teeth. They're not as big. Okay. And then those teeth typically fall out around four to five months of age, so. Or start falling on at that time frame. So you guys were wondering how to tell the difference. The ones that are really pointy and hurt like heck, Those are the baby teeth, the adult teeth, they're going to be more rounded, and they're not going to be able to pierce your skin and tear up your skin anywhere near as easily. So now you know. And thanks for watching. Have a blessed day.
