1. Dental imaging for dogs B, C and D
Dental imaging for dogs B, C and D. Depicted are the mandibular (right) and maxillar (left) X-rays of three of the affected male puppies.
Dental imaging for dogs B, C and D. Depicted are the mandibular (right) and maxillar (left) X-rays of three of the affected male puppies. A healthy puppy should have the following developing teeth in the upper and lower jaw at the age of eight days: six incisors, two canines, four premolars and two molars. In the upper jaw of dog B (A1), two premolars are missing, the lower jaw (A2) has a full bite but with irregularly spaced teeth. Dog C has a full bite in both jaws and additional premolar in the lower jaw (B2). Dog D has two missing premolars in the upper jaw (C1) and three missing premolars in the lower jaw (C2).
Danae Vasiliadis et al. G3 2018;9:95-104
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