Dogs usually start to grow their deciduous teeth around 20 days after they are born, and when puppies are about two months old, their deciduous teeth are basically all there. When the puppy is 3 to 8 months old, it will continue to replace its deciduous teeth with permanent teeth. The replacement process will probably last until the dog is about one year old.

How to protect dog’s teeth

1. Starting from young dogs, insist on brushing the dog’s teeth 1 to 2 times a week. You can choose special tooth cleaning wipes or toothbrushes , can effectively protect your dog’s teeth. If your dog is very resistant to brushing or scrubbing his teeth, you can choose oral spray as the next best option. Although the effect is not obvious in the short term, long-term use will also improve the dog's oral problems to a certain extent.

2. Breeders buy special teeth cleaning toys for dogs, such as toothbrush balls, etc., so that dogs can rub off the dirt on the tooth surface during interaction.

3. Breeders buy snacks specially designed for dogs to clean their mouths. Such snacks can clean tartar and remove breath while the dog chews.

4. Feed an appropriate amount of canned food. Soft food may remain in the mouth, and long-term feeding of soft food is not conducive to dog grinding. Food residue remains in the gaps between dogs’ teeth, which can easily breed bacteria. .