On Friday night, March 19th, I noticed that the right side of Brady's face was swollen. Although he was eating just fine, playing as normal, and didn't seem to be in any pain, something was clearly going on. After looking inside his mouth, I discovered that the right upper carnassial (4th premolar) tooth was more than likely the culprit. The gum line above the tooth was inflamed and would bleed a little with gentle pressure on the gum.
I called the vet's office the following Saturday morning and at Dr. Slayman's recommendation, I decided to wait until Monday morning to bring Brady in. It was evident that it wasn't bothering him at the time and so it wasn't considered an emergency. If the tooth needed to be extracted, then waiting until Monday morning shouldn't be a problem.
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