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Even if you know you need to brush your dog's teeth regularly, there's a decent chance you're thinking, "Yeah, right, when pigs fly." But considering that unhealthy teeth require a cleaning at the vet's, which involves anesthetizing your dog, plus a bill that can be in the hundreds of dollars--well, maybe it's not such a laugh after all. And once you've made brushing a habit, neither you nor your dog will think too much about it.

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“my dog chipped a tooth, and now the nerve is exposed, you can see the tip of it; it is painfull to touch. My vet recommends pulling the tooth,but I cannot afford the $800. Is there something that I can put on the tooth to seal the nerve end off? Margaret”
“It's highly unlikely that a missing tooth in an adult dog will "grow back". Your dog will probably just have a space where that tooth once was.”
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