Will it be ok?

Hey guys I've recently purchased an aphonopelma hentzi from what's considered quite a respectable LP in my area. The tarantulas were each individually housed in small exo Terra's, each with a water bowl and cork hides, so once I saw the young female hentzi for just $30, I simply couldn't resist.

Paradise had come crumbling down when I returned home however, when to my shock, I noticed that the t's fangs were still pink and slightly crooked, leading me to assume that someone unfortunately fed the little girl too early after a moult.

My question, should I return her ( I really don't wanna just give up on her if this problem can be easily dealt with), or can t's cope with these types of problems without a hitch?

Note: The fangs aren't completely out of whack, just slightly crooked and a bit out of line.
Will post pics asap!

Pictures

As promised. I believe the front view of the to speaks the loudest, as it really shows the difference in elevation between the 2 fangs. Top view was the reason I bought her

I don't think she'll have any problem eating with those fangs.

I would give her a week to ten days to harden then offer her prey. I think I would disable it first, just to give her an advantage, but as long as she eats and drinks, it should sort itself out in a molt or two. I would not be inclined to return her knowing that someone at the LPS had made that mistake for fear that they wouldn't be prepared to help her through this. I would probably find a way to mention the issue to them, diplomatically, and try to share information with them to prevent it from happening in the future.

She'll be fine, she'll regenerate them with her next molt...