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Regarding G.P's mouths and teeth...
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Claire W
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Wooaah that's a lot of mouth
Laura-CCC4
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Very busy for such a tiny mouth. Their molars are so tiny they're cute!
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fred
co mpact and crammed how can people get skilled so quick at working on pigs teeth
doesnt it take something like 6 or 7 years to train a human dentist so how can vets learn much or rodentologists on an afternoon course.
doesnt it take something like 6 or 7 years to train a human dentist so how can vets learn much or rodentologists on an afternoon course.
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cool! never realised it was so busy in there! 
thanks for that. 
thanks for that. Doesn't make you feel entirely confident when you suspect dental/oral issues, does it?
I posted the link due to the big COPYRIGHT sign on it. Hope I haven't infringed any rules!
Laura-CCC4
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Initial training is important and the basics can be learned but you only get truly skilled with lots of practice.
Oh, and a magnifying light is rather helpful too.
Oh, and a magnifying light is rather helpful too.
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fred
teeny mouth even teenier teeth!
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