The dangers of dog dental calculus

1. Dog dental calculus can harm the entire oral cavity, causing gum inflammation, bad breath, periodontitis, gum recession, and tooth root exposure. , loose teeth, pain or discomfort when chewing, which can eventually lead to premature tooth loss.
2. Yellow dirt will appear on the roots of the dog’s teeth, producing dental plaque. If not cleaned in time, dental calculus will form, causing bad breath in dogs.

3. Severe dental calculus will corrode the dog’s teeth and lead to tooth loss. The gums can also become inflamed, etc., which affects the dog’s ability to eat.

4. Going to the pet hospital for teeth cleaning is a very painful thing for dogs. Teeth cleaning requires anesthesia. Anesthesia has certain risks. If it is overdosed, the dog may never wake up.

How to prevent dental calculus in dogs

1. Brushing teeth for prevention: Regular brushing can help prevent it, but it is too difficult to expect brushing to remove the formed dental calculus. Difficult.

2. Teething sticks and chewing gum: Giving your dog some teething sticks and chewing gum can help clean the mouth and teeth.

3. Don’t let your dog eat things that are too soft, and don’t let your dog eat food that contains too much sugar.