My bully has alien gums

K2a2mg

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Not his teeth lol, there are spiky things coming out of his gums between his top teeth and then several more throughout his mouth. Iv never noticed before. They are soft. I have looked online all day and haven't found anything. Someone please tell me my bully isn't turning into an alien lol
 

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Looks normal to me.
 
Do you see what I am talking about, about the white soft spiky things between his top teeth? There is more throughout his mouth on his gums and the roof of his mouth. I have never ever seen anything like this in a dogs mouth before. This isn't normal dog Gums.
 
I see you have a lot of EBDs, do any of yours have this on their top teeth?
 
[MENTION=15973]K2a2mg[/MENTION] Are they soft, or hard like teeth?
 
Soft- just figured it out tho. I got the tweezers and pulled them and they were clumps of hair!?! Looked that up and it says subgingival, hairy teeth. crazy.
 
[h=2]Getting to the Root of Your Dog’s Hairy Teeth[/h] If subgingival hair appears to be the only issue in your dog’s mouth, your veterinarian may be able to remove it right in the exam room using a cotton-tipped applicator. However, if the area is inflamed or bleeding, a more thorough oral examination may be required while your dog is anesthetized.
Just as important as removing the subgingival hair is identifying and resolving the underlying cause for your dog’s obsessive licking. It’s important to get the licking under control or he’ll continue to get hair stuck in his gums.
In addition, there’s a good chance your furry friend is feeling pretty miserable if he’s constantly self-grooming, so it’s important to treat his skin condition to relieve his suffering.
The goal should be to resolve the cause of your dog’s itchy, irritated skin so that he doesn’t feel the need to lick and chew at himself. In the meantime, make sure to check his mouth each day and remove any hair in his gums either by brushing his teeth (gauze works well to help remove hair) or using a Q-tip.
 
i had heard of this but never seen it.... WOW!
 
Wow...learn something new here everyday...thank you for posting

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Glad that is all it is. I think I would have freaked out! One more thing to check for with these dogs!!! :ohmy:
 
Well I just learned something new. Thanks for the post. When you learn something new...that means you can go home. Hey boss...I just learned something new, can I go home? No...Ok...I'll just stay on EBN....Thanks anyway.
 
Amazing! Never seen this before but I see the "foreign objects". Does this mean the gum line has hair follicles? Will the hair come back?


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