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The migration of the germ of the 2nd lower molars after the extraction of all adjacent teeth in comparison to the health side was investigated in Vietnamese hanging belly pigs. The animals were killed in seven age groups so that the results could be evaluated in dependence upon the time. The biometric results reveal migratory phenomena similar to those described for humans after tooth extraction.
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