Annie: Your cat sleeps for so much of the day, you wonder if she’s under Annie-sthesia.TJ: The temporomandibular joint is usually shortened to TMJ, but that’s still a mouthful (ba dum tss).
Mandy: Name her after the mandible, the very bone that allows her to chew up your shoes.Max: Knick-knack paddywack, give a dog a (maxillary) bone.Bruxer: It takes patience and training to curb a dog’s bad habits, but I’m not sure there’s any training that can keep him from bruxing.That’s why you should name her after halitosis. You love your dog, but she probably has some stinky breath. Molar: Every tooth is a canine tooth if we’re talking about your dog’s smile.Flossy: Flossy is adorable, plus she’s an excellent reminder to floss every day!.Doc: If it seems like your dog might be the smartest member of your family, give him a name suitable for a D.D.S.Here are our 15 favorite dental pet names: Fortunately for all you dental fanatics out there, we’ve compiled a list of the cutest dentistry-related names for your new dog or cat (or fish or bird or gerbil or whatever).
It’s always exciting to welcome a new animal into your home, but naming your new pet can be like pulling teeth! You want to make sure you capture the animal’s personality, while also expressing your own passions.
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