Many shovelers will ask if cats will grow even if their teeth are broken? Yes, cats with broken teeth will grow new teeth, but they may not be as healthy and white as those without broken teeth.
Cats will not grow after their teeth break. When cats are young, they are in the stage of changing teeth. When their teeth are broken, the broken roots will be replaced by newly grown teeth. If the cat is about one year old, the broken teeth require surgery to pull out the remaining roots.
Try not to break the cat's teeth due to injury. The growth and teeth change of cats are very regular. By observing cats' teeth, you can often roughly estimate the age of cats. Generally, cats three to four weeks old will grow breast canine teeth and small incisors of the upper jaw, and by the fifth week, all the baby teeth will grow together.