It takes about 28 to 42 days for a dog’s deciduous teeth to grow in. Because dogs have different physiques and breeds, the number of days it takes for their deciduous teeth to grow may also be different. Some dogs absorb more breast milk, and if they are well-nourished, their deciduous teeth will grow faster than other puppies. Some dogs are born with weak constitutions, and the growth rate of their deciduous teeth will be relatively slow.

Methods to care for dog teeth

1. Breeders can brush the dog’s teeth frequently or wipe them with special wipes to prevent food residues from remaining in the teeth. If food residues between teeth are not cleaned in time, bacteria may breed and cause oral diseases in dogs.

2. Breeders can buy chew toys for dogs so that when the dogs play, they can rub off the residue on the outside of the teeth.

3. Breeders can buy snacks specially designed for cleaning the dog’s mouth. Such snacks can clean tartar and remove breath while the dog is chewing.

4. Breeders can reduce feeding canned and other wet food, because wet food may remain in the mouth, and long-term feeding of soft food is not conducive to dogs’ teeth grinding, and food residues are easy to get between the dogs’ teeth. Residues can easily breed bacteria.