I'm on my tablet so the picture is too small for me to really see what's going on but teeth issues such as cracks or awkward growth need vet attention. Cracks should be sealed if at all possible before debris can accelerate any rotting. The structural integrity of the tooth needs assessed as well. I would steer clear of hard items to chew on until the vet sees what has happened.

Thank you for your attention. The tip and the base of the tooth are still with enamel. It's the middle of the hook, all around the tooth enamel fell, gnawed, it feels like an apple core if you want. The color is light yellowish.

Sounds like either a massive build up of tarter or plaque, or the tooth is rotting internally. If it's plaque a raw marrow bone or a cleaning dental chew could help or the vet can do a scraping. If it's a soft rotten spot the vet may opt to pull the tooth.

The picture on srvimg is actually quite a bit better. Herewith for your consideration.



Sorry though, mate, I can't be any help except to suggest a vet visit soon.

thank you for your advice, I will consider the vet soon.

Wow, yeah, I'd go to the vet. That tooth looks like it's rotting away. If it gets much more your dog could be in some serious pain.

Although I think she was punished by where she has sinned, that is my little baby, the next paycheck arrival will allow us to see the vet at the end of next week.