Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to diagnose hamster dental problems<br>Look for signs your hamster isn't eating. Overgrown teeth make it difficult for the hamster to eat. This is because the long teeth force the jaws permanently apart, the long teeth grow into the roof of the mouth or pierce the lips, or the teeth develop sharp jagged edges that make eating painful.
hamsters with sore teeth probably won't eat as much
Hamsters can't take care of their own teeth.
The hamster was overfed
hamster dental problems are undiagnosable 
The hamster died because her brother didn't love it enough
The hamster died in the cage
Sometimes hamsters can't close their mouth completely
The hamster was sick when he bought the hamster
The hamster died from an allergic reaction. 
The hamster died due to virus.
The hamster was found dead
The hamster was run over
The hamster was not fed
Jem's tongue became sore for several days after touching it to a frosty latch
The hamster was over a year old
The hamster was later found
One of the major signs that a dog might have a salivary mucocele is shrinking under the chin.
The hamster fell out of the cage
the chubby thing has teeth
The hamster was buried outside
they kitten could have digestive problems for months. 
The hamster escaped by way of baseboard and was returned to the outside door.
You should take action to prevent your hamster's teeth growing too long.
Tiny teeth make it difficult for hamsters to eat.
Micro teeth make it difficult for hamsters to eat.