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yeah he is 3 I guess I can ask around at other places for their prices but the vet said that they will need to do anesthesia and probably take out the two wabbly teeth, he didn't tell us more details because my dog has pretty bad temper towards strangers and he couldn't examine him further he...

ok the vet told us to make him take antibiotics for a while and that its recommended to do a dentistry on him too... anyone here have some experience with dog dentistry? he said it could cost as much as 600-800 dollars (canadian dollar) and I want to know if its really worth it or not

yeah i feel bad now...it seems i could have done a better job brushing, i did use a soft rubber brush that you put over your finger but i think i sometimes got careless brushing him i am hoping that the teeth are fixable...if not hopefully the rest of the teeth...

yeah it seems that its the gums he's been having bad gum ever since i got him when he was about 2 years old just wondering, should i try to brush his teeth more than twice a week? I heard that its recommended to brush twice a week but maybe that wasn't enough...

I am going to the vets tommorow...I'll post what he suggests

is there an effective way of curing this or is it best to get the vet to take a look

yeah last time i went to a vet he warned me that they tend to have bad teeth...i am wondering if the two upper teeth are suppost to be like that but i am guessing not

hi i have a 3 year old miniature yorkie... i just noticed today while brushing his teeth that two upper teeth each beside the canine was wabbly... other teeth seem stable, its just the two upper teeth beside the canine that seems to be unstable, is this a serious problem? if so please give...