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Overgrown incisor teeth, rabbit
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Overgrown incisor teeth, rabbit

    Severely overgrown incisor teeth in a rabbit. If younger animals, the cause (eg, brachygnathia) is often genetic. In older animals, the cheek teeth are often part of the problem.

Courtesy of Dr. Joerg Mayer.

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