Title: How Many Teeth Do Adult Dogs Have? Find out here - iHomePet
Headings: How Many Teeth Do Adult Dogs Have?
How Many Teeth Do Adult Dogs Have?
So How Many Should They Have?
Incisors
Canines
Premolars
Molars
The Structure of Dog’s Teeth
Development of Permanent Teeth
More about dogs teeth

Content: Every tooth of your puppy has a specific time period for its growth. For instance, the deciduous incisors are replaced within 6 weeks and the permanent incisors erupt within 12 weeks. So, when you see the incisors growing then you can guess that the puppy is about 4 months old. But this pattern automatically stops after they cross the age of 6 months because by that time the permanent teeth start appearing. After six months it would become difficult for owners to guess the exact age of the dog. An Adult Dog has total of 42 teeth and when they are puppy they only have 28 teeth. Their teething process starts when they are about four months and it ends by about 6 months.