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If it's only a surface chip they will be fine ... if it's gone to the root number one it will be painful and number two it will eventually rot ... better going and getting it removed if it's chipped badly ......

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Thanks. Its chipped at the tip a bit, not half way up. He seems fine, but when drinking cold water i can see he licks his lips a bit and closes his eyes, but drinks fine when water a little warmer.

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One of mine broke the top off her lower canine a few years ago. You can see the nerve in the centre. Took her straight to the vet, who said leave it unless it seems to be causing problems, as extracting a canine tooth is a major job as the root is so long and deep into the jaw bone. 3 or 4 years on it has never bothered her at all and shows no signs of decay/going discoloured or rotten. There is just a small, dark shadow in the centre of the broken tooth, and she chews bones fine, eats as normal and shows no signs of pain if I press it. I keep an eye on it nonetheless.

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